Hulu is taking a deep dive into theTiny Beautiful Thingsthat make life worth living.
PEOPLE has the exclusive first trailer for theKathryn Hahn-led Hulu series, which shows a mother on the brink of personal combustion as she deals with divorce, grief and parenting a teenage daughter.
“My life is a mess. My husband kicked me out a few days ago. My daughter hates me,” says Hahn’s Clare. “How did I get so far from the person I wanted to be? What would I tell my 22-year-old self?”
She has some immediate ideas: “Stop worrying whether you’re fat. Who gives a s—? Stop obsessing about your nose. Your nose is perfect. Don’t take your mom for granted. She won’t be here forever.”
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As Clare deals with the stress of losing her marriage, as well as finding her daughter in situations she doesn’t approve of, Clare crumbles under the pressure of adulthood. All the while, flashbacks show her early 20s — when she truly believed her life would end up differently.
It’s then she’s pitched the idea of writing an advice column, which isn’t exactly a job Clare feels qualified to do at the moment.
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Tensions rise with her own daughter. “I wish you weren’t my mom,” the teen says.
“I could die tomorrow, and if I did, you would never forgive yourself because that would be the last thing that you’d ever said to me,” Clare says back.
But her daughter leaves another point hanging: “You’re not the only one who could die tomorrow — so could I.”
The trailer questions: “What does it mean to heal? To move on? To let go?”
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“She has this extraordinary way of being funny and deep and vulnerable and smart and exceptional and also like all of us in her every move,” Strayed says of Hahn. “I feel so honored she said yes to this role. She’s sheer brilliance.”
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“The long road to adaptingTiny Beautiful Thingsfor television began with the friendship forged among Reese and Laura and I, back when we were makingWildtogether,” Strayed tells PEOPLE. “We knew we wanted to collaborate on another project because, quite simply, it’s so much fun to work with people you love and respect. And of course that wonderful collaboration only deepened and expanded when Lauren Levy Neustadter, Liz Tigelaar, Kathryn Hahn and so many others came on board.”
She adds, “I often say ‘we are all Sugar,’ and I believe that’s true in the making of this show. There’s a little bit of truth and beauty from every person who was part of bringing it to the world.”
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Tiny Beautiful Thingspremieres April 7 on Hulu.
source: people.com