One night, he’s awakened by a phone call from his younger wife Naomi who informs him that she has entered a 90-day rehab program for prescription pill addiction.

Without Naomi around, Andy is shown to be out of his depth with his nine-year-old twins Billie and Mose, missing school dropoff and arriving late the following day.

Andy befriends their classmate Alex’s single father, Terry, a part-time actor who is struggling with his own husband leaving him three years earlier.

Andy’s accountant informs him and his business partner Cy that their artists aren’t bringing in enough revenue to offset high rents and labor costs.

Andy continues trying to balance parenting Billie and Mose, repairing his relationship with Grace, and saving his business with a deal with Lola over the next couple of months.

She unloads decades of fury at Andy—his absence during her childhood, his unreliability, and her jealousy that he’s only recently matured and her younger siblings get that version of him—only for her water to break a few weeks early.

In May 2019, it was announced that a comedy film titled Goodrich was in development with Hallie Meyers-Shyer writing and directing, and Amy Pascal serving as a producer.

[14] Robert Daniels of RogerEbert.com gave the film three out of four stars and wrote, "Goodrich is the type of rewatchable adult-minded comedy that feels like a welcome sight.