Netflix Snaps Up April Prosser Comedy Spec ‘Smother In Law’; Hello Sunshine To Produce

DeadlineThursday, November 20, 2025 at 5:45:16 PM
Netflix Snaps Up April Prosser Comedy Spec ‘Smother In Law’; Hello Sunshine To Produce
  • Netflix has secured the comedy spec 'Smother in Law' from April Prosser, with production by Hello Sunshine. The narrative centers on a young woman helping her mother
  • This acquisition highlights Netflix's continued investment in diverse comedic content, potentially appealing to audiences looking for relatable family dynamics and humor.
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