Cheaper to Keep ’Er
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Cheaper to Keep ’Er, a romantic comedy in development with DDP Media & Entertainment and producer Mike Epps, reimagines The War of the Roses with a modern comedic twist. Combining Tim Hightower’s sharp writing with cultural satire, the film explores the highs and lows of love, marriage, and separation — promising a story that’s as funny as it is relatable.
- Genres: Romantic Comedy / Social Satire
- Crew:TBD | Writer: Tim Hightower | Producer: Mike Epps | Production Company: In Development with DDP Media & Entertainment
- Overview: Cheaper to Keep ’Er is a modern comedic spin on the Hollywood classic The War of the Roses. Written by Tim Hightower and produced with comedian and actor Mike Epps, the film explores the fiery dynamics of love, marriage, and divorce in a humorous yet thought-provoking way. By blending sharp comedy with real-world relationship struggles, this project aims to resonate with a wide audience while delivering laughs rooted in truth.
The story takes a satirical look at what happens when passion and partnership unravel. With its mix of outrageous humor and biting social commentary, Cheaper to Keep ’Er showcases the messy, funny, and often heartbreaking
Beyond being a comedy, Cheaper to Keep ’Er represents a broader vision for DDP’s film slate—using entertainment to spark meaningful conversations about real-life issues. By reimagining classic themes for today’s audience, the project blends commercial appeal with cultural relevance. With Mike Epps attached as producer, the film benefits from his proven comedic talent and audience reach, ensuring it will connect with mainstream viewers while also appealing to fans of socially aware storytelling. Backed by DDP’s community-first approach, this film has the potential not only to entertain but also to generate economic and workforce opportunities in the cities where it will be produced.
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Brian McKnight
Raymond Mays
Vivica A. Fox
Morgan Mays
Karen Malina White
Koren
Jonathan Slocumb
Aston
Christian Keyes
Eddie
