“Reverse the Curse follows Ted , a failed writer-turned-Yankees Stadium peanut slinger who moves back home after learning of the failing health of his Red Sox-obsessed father, Marty . While Marty strives to make amends for his past, his health drops abruptly whenever his beloved Sox lose a game,” says the synopsis. “To keep his dad’s spirits up, Ted takes matters into his own hands and manufactures a winning streak with the help of a crew of dad’s neighborhood pals.
It was relayed to me that this is a difficult name for a search engine, aside from having a curse word, which would get it buried in certain places as well. So, I want people to see the movie. I love the original title, but I also would prefer the people see the movie. So hence the name change. But I remember being in David’s apartment, we were shooting a zero day. We hadn’t even started production. We were just trying to get some shots around New York. We were looking at this big old beard, kind of like what you’re wearing and what I’m wearing. I think we had looked at an old John Lennon photo where he had these beautiful buttons, and we wanted to go after that feeling that was left over in the sixties. He’s stuck in the sixties, Teddy. Even though we are in the seventies.
Stephanie, you’re playing a death specialist who helps these terminal patients find peace, and a lot of heaviness comes with that role. There’s this great moment in the film where you say, “I don’t help people live. I help people die.” But we get to see a lot more to Marianna than just that side of her. What did you like most about Reverse the Curse’s approach to her as a character?: I liked her sort of pragmatic but also weirdly joyful view about death and grief.
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