
The trailer for Millers in Marriage has finally arrived, offering a glimpse into Edward Burns’ highly anticipated return to filmmaking. Featuring a powerhouse ensemble cast, the drama delves into the emotional complexities of long-term relationships, sibling bonds, and personal reinvention.Â
With its sharp writing and deeply human storytelling, the film has already generated buzz following its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. With its stellar cast, engaging drama, and the creative vision of a veteran filmmaker, Millers in Marriage is shaping up to be one of the most compelling releases of the year.
Whether you’re a longtime fan of Burns or simply love emotionally charged ensemble films, this is one to keep on your radar. Read on for everything we know so far and stay tuned as we continue to update with new details.
Millers in Marriage premiered as a Special Presentation at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 6, 2024. It is set for a limited release in the United States on Friday, Feb. 21, 2025, hitting theaters and digital platforms simultaneously. The film is rated R for language throughout, including some sexual references.
Millers in Marriage follows Eve Miller, a former indie rock singer who sacrificed her music career to raise a family. Now an empty nester, she finds herself trapped in a toxic marriage with Scott, a successful music manager battling alcoholism. As she contemplates reclaiming her artistic passion, a charismatic music journalist offers both encouragement and temptation.
Eve’s sister, Maggie, is a bestselling author whose success has begun to overshadow her husband Nick’s once-thriving writing career. With their children grown, Nick’s creative struggles and Maggie’s growing frustration create mounting tension in their long-standing marriage.
Meanwhile, their brother Andy is embarking on a new relationship with Renee, a successful fashion executive. However, Andy’s emotional ties to his ex-wife Tina, who resurfaces after learning of his budding romance, complicate his fresh start.
Through shifting perspectives and emotionally charged moments, Millers in Marriage explores the complexities of long-term relationships, the struggles of reinvention, and the question of whether love can survive the pressures of time, ambition, and change.
The official trailer for Millers in Marriage offers a heartfelt glimpse into the intertwined lives of three middle-aged siblings—Eve, Maggie, and Nick—as they navigate the complexities of marriage, fidelity, and personal reinvention.Â
The trailer opens with a nostalgic scene where the siblings reminisce about their early days in New York City, sharing laughs over stories of tiny apartments infested with cockroaches and mice. Eve, portrayed by Morena Baccarin, reflects, "Everyone has that story of their first tiny New York apartment." This sets a warm, relatable tone, highlighting the family's close-knit bond.
The trailer culminates in a montage of emotionally charged moments, underscored by a poignant musical score. Viewers witness the characters confronting their fears, rekindling lost passions, and redefining their relationships.Â
Filming took place in New Jersey during spring 2024, with scenes shot in Morristown, Hoboken, and Union City.
Millers in Marriage is a 2024 American family drama written and directed by Edward Burns. This marks Burns’ first directorial feature in over five years since Beneath the Blue Suburban Skies, in which he also starred alongside Jennifer Ehle.Â
The film is produced by Burns, Aaron Lubin, Ellen H. Schwartz, and Angele Victor, with Jamie Buckner as an executive producer. The creative team includes cinematographer William Rexer and editor Janet Gaynor.
The film was acquired for worldwide distribution by Republic Pictures, a Paramount Global subsidiary. Dan Cohen, Chief Content Licensing Officer at Paramount and President of Republic Pictures, negotiated the deal with Burns and Lubin of Marlboro Road Gang Productions.