Swank Saves Brother From Prison in New Drama

The drama “Betty Anne Waters” is named after the main heroine of the film who is convinced her imprisoned brother is innocent.

The role of a single mother who studies law so that she can get her brother out of prison was given to the Oscar winner Hilary Swank, reports variety.com.

The drama “Betty Anne Waters” is named after the main heroine of the film who is convinced her imprisoned brother is innocent, and does everything in order to get him out.

The director Tony Goldwyn wanted an actress with a strong character for this film, so he hired the two time Oscar winner Hilary Swank, who has shown her acting talent many times.

Inspired by the project “P.S. I Love You” which was recorded according to the book with the same name, Swank plans on producing films according to the books “Something Borrowed” and “French Women Don’t Get Fat”, for which he has already bought the rights, and she also wants to act in them.