Seeking Talents for "The Widows Debt"
When powerful drug kingpin Big Dre suddenly drops dead of an overdose in his luxury Charlotte penthouse, Tasha (22) and Kiki (23) must decide between reporting his body and possibly taking the fall, or taking off with his significant stash of cash. They take the money, setting in motion a high-stakes crime drama where the two must stay steps ahead of Sondra (45), the calculated widow and new head of the operation who is intent on retrieving her husband's stolen legacy. Facing pressure from the streets and a formidable undercover detective (Frank), the women are forced on a dangerous road to Salisbury where they are trapped between the widow and the law. Loyalty and survival are pushed to the breaking point in "The Widows Debt," a thrilling examination of ambition, consequence, and the high price of escaping the life you're in.
5 role s
Pragmatic, ambitious, and street-smart. Kiki is a hustler living paycheck to paycheck on Charlotte’s West Side, driven by a fierce desire to climb out of her current circumstances. She has sharp, protective instincts and is the clear leader between herself and Tasha. When crisis hits, she doesn’t panic; she assesses. Kiki is bold enough to seize an opportunity (stealing a kingpin's bag) and pragmatic enough to realize the devastating consequences.
Cool, calculating, and absolutely formidable. Sondra is the widow of the late kingpin, Big Dre. Where he was loud and reckless, she is precise and terrifying. She has flat, reptilian eyes and moves with the calm confidence of a apex predator. She is a master of manipulation, using a "voice like silk" to delivery threats that are all the more terrifying for their composed nature. She values results, precise loyalty, and she does not believe in "handling"—only location and execution.
Tasha's mother. A woman with "hard lines in her face," reflecting a life lived with hard work and no illusions. She is fiercely protective of her household and her sons. She loves Tasha but has zero tolerance for the dangerous paths her daughter is treading. Gloria has a sharp eye (instantly recognizing an expensive, genuine designer bag) and is not easily fooled.
Direct and authoritative, Thug #1 is the leader of the hooded figures attempting the penthouse hit. He identifies the target with certainty and initiates the attack.
Professional, flat, and uncommunicative. The Driver is merely a tool of Sondra's operation, delivering the women and the news with clinical detachment.