Logan lands a supporting role in the multicast dramedy "The Wife"

From the detail that has been provided, it looks like Logan decided to go with another Indie multicast situation dramedy(like he did with Stuck In Love). It even centers on writers again. It will be called "The Wife" and it's based on a bestselling novel with the same name. He'll play the aspiring-writer, troubled son of lead role Glenn Close's and Jonathan Pryce's. I was kind of hoping for more of a substantial, exciting role than this, especially after his stint's in Perks and Fury, but I guess I'll hold judgement until there's further information on it. I'm just happy he's finally working again. It's about time. Here's the detailed info... http://variety.com/2015/film/news/berlin-frances-mcdormand-brit-marlin g-christian-slater-join-the-wife-1201419434/