Almost Right
Three years later, George Carlini is back—and on the surface, he has it all: power, success, and a solid relationship with Diego. But when Diego suggests they become foster parents to a young girl, everything shifts. George—who’s always hated kids—reluctantly agrees after a therapist session, hoping it might bring them closer.
Meanwhile, Sonja, now a production exec, is overseeing a film called Almost Right—a thinly veiled retelling of George’s life and their chaotic campaign for Just Wrong. Bratty young star Timothy West is attached to play the lead. After he fires his longtime publicist, Rhonda (who also happens to be his grandmother), George hires her to stay in the loop—and maybe exact a little revenge.
When Studio X’s computer network is hacked, George is forced to work from home—where he unexpectedly bonds with their foster toddler, Moon. Their mutual love of Donna Summer becomes the unlikely bridge between them. As George and Diego fumble their way through foster parenting, they begin to fall in love with Moon—and with the idea of being a family.
Just as they’re assured custody, news hits: Moon’s young mother has completed rehab and wants her daughter back.
Now, George must choose—again—between ambition and the people he loves. As the court date looms, and Almost Right barrels toward production, he faces the ultimate test: will he fight for the family he never thought he wanted, or let it all slip away?