Mike Epps is diving deep into his producing bag as he is an executive producer on Hulu’s upcoming limited series, Good American Family.
The drama, inspired by the controversial real-life case of Natalia Grace, is told from multiple perspectives and centers on a Midwestern couple who adopts a young girl with a rare form of dwarfism, believing they are giving her a better life. However, as they begin raising her alongside their three biological children, they start to suspect she may not be who she claims to be.
As the drama unfolds, accusations fly, fears grow, and the family becomes entangled in a web of legal battles and media scrutiny. The story ultimately questions the nature of truth, perception, and how society interprets innocence and guilt.
Ellen Pompeo, who serves as an executive producer and lead actress, steps into a powerful new role after two decades on Grey’s Anatomy. She portrays the adoptive mother, a celebrated advocate for neurodiverse children who suddenly finds herself battling public backlash, marital struggles, and legal jeopardy.
Epps joins an all-star production team that includes Ellen Pompeo, Katie Robbins, Sarah Sutherland, Andrew Stearn, Dan Spilo, and Niles Kirchner. The cast includes Mark Duplass, Imogen Faith Reid, Dulé Hill, Christina Hendricks, Sarayu Blue, and Jenny O’Hara.
Having executive produced projects like The Upshaws, BET’s ComicView (2024), and his stand-up comedy shows and specials, this project is different. This time, it’s a miniseries and a drama, further expanding his repertoire and showcasing his range of talent.
The Friday star is adding another producer credit to his resume as he has
Good American Family is now streaming on Hulu!
