Any Day Now is inspired by a true story. Set in 1979 and based upon a script written over 30 years ago by George Arthur Bloom, the film explores a wide canvas of issues that are still relevant today from caring for special needs children to gay adoption and equality for all. While touching on legal and social issues that are more relevant now than ever, Any Day Now also addresses universal themes of love and acceptance.
Plot[]
Set in the 1970s and inspired by a true story, the film chronicles a gay couple who take in a teenage boy with Down Syndrome who has been abandoned by his drug addicted mother. As the teen discovers the strong bonds of family for the first time in his life, disapproving authorities step in to tear the boy from the only stable environment he has ever known. As the gay men fight to adopt this extraordinary special needs child, they wage an unlikely and unforgettable battle against a system stacked against them.
Cumming plays Rudy Donatello, a brash, charismatic and world wise drag performer who makes the bold decision to take the abandoned child into his life. Dillahunt portrays Paul Fleiger, a closeted Deputy District Attorney, who risks his career to fight for the men he loves. Fisher plays a stern family court judge who is tasked with rendering a decision in the highly unconventional adoption case. "Any Day Now" introduces Isaac Levya, an actor with Down Syndrome, who makes his debut as Marco, a boy abandoned by his mother only to be taken in by two strangers who provide a safe, stable and loving home.
Cast[]
- Alan Cumming as Rudy
- Garret Dillahunt as Paul
- Isaac Leyva as Marco
- Frances Fisher as Judge Meyerson
- Gregg Henry as Lambert
- Jamie Anne Allman as Marianna
- Chris Mulkey as DA Wilson
- Don Franklin as Lonnie
- Kelli Williams as Miss Williams
- Alan Rachins as Judge Resnick
- Mindy Sterling as Miss Mills
- Miracle Laurie as Monica
- Michael Nouri as Miles
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