Daniel (Matthew Macfadyen) is a long-lost writer and has been living in the shadow of his famous brother Robert (Lapert Graves). He was silently shouldering the responsibility of supporting his parents. He hosted his father's funeral this time, but was also overwhelmed by his brother. The original solemn and sacred funeral was even more messed up by the cousin's fiance, poor worm Simon (Alan Tudyk), who ingested LSD by mistake. But a bigger crisis is behind: a mysterious dwarf man (Peter Dinklage) shows up and blackmails Daniel with evidence that destroys all his father's reputation. It turns out that Daniel's father was gay, and this secret is about to be revealed after his death. Daniel is played by Matthew Macfadyen. Robert's younger brother, loyal and honest, lacks self-confidence. He is a long-lost writer and has been living in the shadow of the famous writer's brother, silently shouldering the responsibility of supporting his parents.
Since the new wife is clamoring to move out every day, Daniel not only has to organize his father's farewell ceremony but also appease his wife's emotions. Actor: Simon: Ellen Tudyk, Martha's fiancé, an impatient lawyer who follows his fiancée Martha to Daniel's father's farewell ceremony, but takes a sedative by mistake and takes off in front of Martha's relatives and friends. All of it turned the farewell ceremony into a farce, causing an uproar. Robert Rupert Graves is an actor. Daniel's brother, a successful writer but overly narcissistic, always calling himself a "celebrity", claiming that he doesn't like being too close to others, living a wealthy life in New York, and never fulfilling his obligation to support his parents. Actor Peter: Peter Dinklage, a dwarf man who suddenly shows up at Daniel's father's funeral with enough evidence to destroy his father's reputation and blackmail Daniel. It turned out that Daniel's father was gay, and Peter said that if he didn't get enough money, he would reveal the secret at the funeral.
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