Jennifer Love Hewitt To Make Her Directorial Debut With The Ghost Story WAIT TILL HELEN COMES

                              

                                      

Personally, I'm a huge fan of Jennifer Love Hewitt. With her long-running Ghost Whisperer series now wrapped up, she's exploring other avenues, including making her directorial debut with the feature film ghost story Wait Till Helen Comes. The flick is based on the novel by Mary Downing Hahn, was adapted by Victoria Sanchez Mandryk, and centers on a 12-year-old girl who's the eldest of three children in a blended family that moves from Baltimore into a house converted from a church in the Maryland countryside. The tormented ghost of a little girl comes to haunt the 12-year-old but forms an intimate though dangerous friendship with her seven-year-old stepsister.

Shooting begins  this summer through Hewitt's Fedora Films and Just Believe Productions. The ghostly flick will also be produced by A.J. Rinella, with Victoria Sanchez Mandryk  co-producing and  Manuel Freedman serving as executive producer. So who’s all excited about this? Hewitt directed several episodes of Ghost Whisperer, so as this is really nothing new to her, I think she’ll do okay.