Three Sisters

• Genre: Comedy
• Movie Type: Sitcom
• Release Year: 2001
• Country: US
• Run Time: 30 minutes

Plot

It's often said that people can choose their friends and lovers, but not their families, and on the comedy series Three Sisters, Steven Keats (David Alan Basche) discovers that by marrying the woman he loves, Bess (Katherine LaNasa), he's also inherited her two sisters, with whom she has an extremely close if sometimes contentious bond. Nora (Vicki Lewis) is a documentary filmmaker with a limitless reserve of cynicism and a gift for scaring off the men in her life (she even dated Steven before he met Bess), while Annie (A.J. Langer) is sweet but not especially well connected to reality; Bess spends much of her time trying to resolve Nora's romantic woes and helping Annie get a career off the ground. Other frequent visitors to the Keats home include Bess' father George (Peter Bonerz), who tries to counsel Steven on the fine art of dealing with his three daughters, and their mother Honey (Dyan Cannon), who follows a path through life best known to herself. Three Sisters first aired on NBC on January 9, 2001. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

Credit

Tammara Billik - Casting, Michele Cole - Costume Designer, W.G. "Snuffy" Walden - Composer (Music Score), John Shaffner - Production Designer, Wayne Kennan - Cinematographer, Michael Petok - Producer

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