‘The Wrong Life Coach’ Release Date, Plot, Full Cast and Is It the Lifetime Movie Worth Watching
Name of the film: The Bad Life Coach
Platform: lifetime (LMN)
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Country of origin: United States
Release date: January 11, 2024
Genre: Thriller
Director: David DeCoteau
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Full cast: Allison McAtee, Morgan Bradley, Vivica A. Fox, Eric Roberts, Michael Paré, Jamie Bernadette, Tracy Nelson, Meredith Thomas
What is the plot of “The Wrong Life Coach”?
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What’s more stressful than a new job? A new boss! So when Tara takes over as manager of Jordan’s company, Jordan finds herself stressed and anxious as the workload increases and Tara’s leadership puts pressure on her. Eager to alleviate her professional problems that are spilling over into her personal life, Jordan decides to seek help from a life coach. Enter Liz. So far so good for Jordan until it becomes clear that Liz is more than just a life coach: she’s a woman on a mission. But what is this mission? And will Liz’s ultimate goal cost Jordan everything she owns?
Main cast of “The Bad Life Coach”
Allison McAtee
Allison has appeared on some of television’s most popular series, from “Ugly Betty” and “Law & Order: Criminal Intent” to the “CSI” franchise and “The Mentalist,” but she is best known for her role as Maggie Day on the series “The Haves and the Have Nots”. She also starred in the miniseries “Over Easy”. You can next see her in the scary thrillers “Breathe” and “Shift”. She plays Liz in “The Wrong Life Coach”.
Allison McAtee attends the Salvation Army of Southern California’s Finding A Way Home Gala at Beverly Wilshire, a Four Seasons Hotel, on September 21, 2023 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Paul Archuleta/Getty Images) Morgan Bradley
New Zealand actress and singer Morgan’s breakthrough role was in the series “Dirty Laundry” in which she played Leisha. She went on to star in shows like “The Food That Built America” and films like the highly rated “The Recipe Files.” You can next see her in the upcoming mini-series “Shortcomings” where she plays Lena and in the thriller “Good Bad Things”. Morgan plays Jordan in “The Wrong Life Coach.”
Morgan Bradley, seen here in a photo from “The Aerialist.” Vivica A. Fox
Stunning, talented and an absolute star, Vivica has been wowing us for decades, since her role as Carmen Silva in 1988 on “Days of Our Lives.” She then continued the soap opera trend and played Maya Reubens for 110 episodes in the series “Generations” and Dr. Stephane Simmons in “The Young and the Restless”. But it was as Vernita Green in 2004’s “Kill Bill: Vol 2” that Vivica became a mainstream favorite. She continued this role by playing FBI agent Nicole Scott in the series “Missing” before playing Loretta Black in the cult hit “Curb Your Enthusiasm”. Younger fans, however, will know her best as Candace on the hit series “Empire.” She plays Tara in “The Wrong Life Coach”.
Vivica A. Fox attends EBONY FWD presented by Coca-Cola Zero Sugar at Temple House on December 9, 2023 in Miami Beach, Florida. (Photo by John Parra/Getty Images for Ebony) Eric Roberts
To some, Eric Roberts is simply Julia Roberts’ brother, but to us, he’s the superstar train that Hollywood failed to catch. Let’s put it this way, during his long career, Eric Roberts has appeared in 684 series and films! Yes, you read this number correctly. He was nominated for a Golden Globe for only his third role: his performance in 1979’s “The Gypsy King,” where he starred alongside Judd Hirsch and Susan Sarandon, earned him a nomination for best acting debut. .
In 1984, he played Paul in Bob Fosse’s highly acclaimed “Star 80.” His performance in “Star 80” earned him another Golden Globe nomination and a Best Actor nomination at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards, and he won the Best Actor gong at the Boston Society of Film Critics Awards. But in 1985, he would star in what was by far his best film and arguably one of the Top 100 films of all time. “Runaway Train” starred Eric Roberts, Jon Voight and Rebecca DuMornay and was a huge hit with critics. The film itself would be nominated for three Academy Awards (Best Actor – Voight, Best Supporting Actor – Roberts and Best Editing – Richardson). Roberts was ready to become a superstar…but something went wrong.
Eric Roberts attends the 7th Annual HAPA Awards at Alex Theater on October 7, 2023 in Glendale, California. (Photo by Olivia Wong/Getty Images)
A series of bad films saw its rising star become a meteorite. This is not to say that everything was bad, he had excellent roles in the series “Crash” and “Heroes” and he somehow found his place in the soap opera “The Young and the Restless”. But if anyone had forgotten his acting pedigree, he made sure he shined again in 2014’s superb “Inherent Vice,” where he starred alongside Joaquin Phoenix, Josh Brolin and Owen Wilson. It also contributed to the 2016 release of the Director’s Cut of the highly underrated “Silver Case”, finally revealing the wonders of the cult classic to the world. He has 86 projects coming up, so you’ll see him next time…everywhere, and we’re excited about it.
Is “The Wrong Life Coach” worth watching?
Anything involving Vivica A Fox, Eric Roberts and Michael Pare is worth watching (that’s the acting pedigree). And if the script and director can give the trio the tools, this film is certainly worth 90 minutes of your life.
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3 out of 5
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