Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson are set to reunite on the big screen for a trilogy of films called “Happy Hours,” more than 22 years after their iconic roles in “Dawson’s Creek.” The romantic dramedy, directed by Holmes, will also feature a talented ensemble cast, including Mary Louise Parker, Constance Wu, and Donald Webber Jr.
The story focuses on two individuals as they navigate their relationship amidst the complexities of careers and family obligations, emphasizing the pursuit of love despite life’s challenges. It promises to be a character-driven narrative exploring the emotional journeys of young loves who reconnect as adults, highlighting themes of shared joy, loss, and hope.
Holmes is no stranger to directing, having made her debut with “All We Had” in 2016 and following it up with “Alone Together” and “Rare Objects.” Meanwhile, Jackson recently wrapped up his role in the short-lived TV series “Doctor Odyssey,” expressing a fond farewell to his castmates and reflecting on the unique experience the show provided.
As production for the first film commences this summer and subsequent installments follow closely afterwards, fans of “Dawson’s Creek” have much to look forward to, not just for nostalgia but also for the rich storytelling that is bound to emerge from this new venture. The reunion symbolizes not only a return to their beloved characters but also a celebration of the powerful themes of love and resilience that resonate across generations.