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Debbie Harry Returns to Big Screen in Comedy
11 May
Summary
- Debbie Harry stars as Pamela Anderson's mother in Maitreya.
- Jonathan Krisel, co-creator of Portlandia, directs the film.
- The comedy follows a New Age healer's family trip to India.
Legendary musician Debbie Harry is returning to the big screen for the upcoming comedy film, "Maitreya." Harry, known for her iconic status with Blondie, will play the role of Barbara, the mother of the character portrayed by Pamela Anderson. This marks Harry's first feature film acting role in over a decade.
The film is directed by Jonathan Krisel, co-creator of the acclaimed sketch comedy series "Portlandia," and features a script by Samuel D. Hunter. "Maitreya" centers on a rising star in the New Age Healing community, Maitreya, who is preparing for a conference in India. She receives news of her father's imminent death, prompting her to bring her entire family, including her mother Barbara, on the trip.
The narrative explores Maitreya's attempts to test her healing theories while simultaneously gathering material for her next book. The film promises a comedic look at family relationships, spiritual journeys, and the pursuit of personal and professional endeavors against a backdrop of familial obligation.
