Louise Linton drops trailer of writer-directorial debut film 'Me You Madness'

Hollywood star Louise Linton and wife of former U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has released the trailer for the film 'Me You Madness,' which she wrote and directed. She also stars in the flick.

Hollywood star Louise Linton and wife of former U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has released the trailer for the film 'Me You Madness,' which she wrote and directed. She also stars in the flick. According to Fox News, 'Me You Madness' will see Linton play Catherine Black, a hedge-fund manager with cash to burn and a playgirl lifestyle, creating a life for herself that she calls "incredible" in the trailer.

Then, along comes a man for whom she falls head-over-heels. In typical Hollywood fashion, the man, Ed Westwick's Tyler Jones, breaks Catherine's heart, leaving her scorned.

Catherine asks, "How did I not see it coming? You thieving little twit." The heartbreak sends her on a rampage in an effort to get revenge on Tyler.

"I think I'm going to disembowel this kid and kill him," she states plainly in the trailer. Next, Catherine tracks Tyler down on what appears to be a number of occasions and attacks him with knives, a curling iron, a shattered wine glass and more.

"I'm madly in love with you," Tyler confesses. "I really appreciate that," Catherine responds, dropping a crossbow to the ground. However, the weapon fires and Tyler is shot.

At the end of the trailer, Catherine and Tyler sit next to one another on a couch, beaten and bloodied. "Maybe we should get married," they say in unison.

As reported by Fox News, the movie comes after Linton drew criticism a number of times while her husband was in office. Linton told the New York Times (via The Hill), "I didn't know what I was allowed to be. You can't wear this. You can't do that. You start to feel a little nervous to do anything. I spent plenty of days in a curled-up little ball, just crying and not understanding."

For the actor, making "You Me Madness" gave her an "extraordinary sense of freedom and fun." "There will be people who love it and people who hate it. But I don't care what people say. I'm proud of my little film. It's a potpourri of silliness," Linton explained.

'You Me Madness' will be available to stream on-demand on February 12. (ANI)

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