Good People in Love Interviews: Rachael Hip-Flores & Megan Melnyk

Daryn Strauss from Digital Chick TV talks with "Good People in Love" cast members Rachael Hip-Flores (Sarah) and Megan Melnyk (Anna) about their scene in Episode 4 "Left Over" and what the shared kiss meant to both their characters.

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Set on the day New York passes equal marriage bill, GOOD PEOPLE IN LOVE is a drama that examines the weight of marriage and...
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The table is set. The guests arrive and a bet is made.
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Anna prepares Beth for the evening while Scott and Sarah lay down some ground rules.
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Sitting down to dinner, the night takes a turn for the worse.
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Good People in Love

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Good People in Love is a 5 part dramatic mini series from Tina Cesa Ward. A dinner party to celebrate an engagement turns into a night of manipulation, dissection and revelation when the story’s narrators, Scott and Sarah set out to prove their distinct points of view on love using the party’s two couples as unwitting examples opening up a pandora’s box of trouble for everyone.