Lifetime to Debut First Movie Series Event, Keeping Up with the Joneses, Executive Produced By and Starring Vivica A. Fox

After the milestone premiere of its 25th film this past January, LMN’s prolific Wrong franchise marks another first with the debut of its first-ever movie series event.  Beginning July 8, Keeping Up with the Joneses will debut on LMN for three consecutive Thursdays at 8pm ET/PT.  The three pack of films is produced by Hybrid and executive produced by and stars Vivica A. Fox as the matriarch of a wealthy family, who along with her four stepdaughters, will stop at nothing to protect their business and family after they are threatened.  The three-part movie series event is narrated by Kandi Burruss (The Chi, The Real Housewives of Atlanta) and also stars Ted McGinley, Eric Roberts, Arie Thompson, Ciarra Carter, Jasmine Aivaliotis, Marcos James and Shellie Sterling.

Each two-hour movie follows the well-to-do Jones family who for generations have dominated life in and around the seaside town of Pacific Hills. After the death of patriarch Theodore Jones, his second wife Robin (Vivica A. Fox, The Wrong Valentine), assumed control of the family business, but now Theodore’s daughters, Robin’s step children, are coming into their own. There’s cold and calculating CEO, Pam (Arie Thompson, Once Upon A Lifetime); Carrie (Ciarra Carter, Secret Obsession), the family’s conscience who oversees its charitable endeavors; party-girl Kayla (Shellie Sterling, Snowfall) and Tara (Jasmine Aivaliotis, The Wrong Prince Charming) who, though still in high school, might be the most Machiavellian of all.  But now, someone is coming after the family, trying to beat them at their own game. Using threats, blackmail, and even murder, whomever it is will stop at nothing to destroy the family and everything they’ve built. But the Jones family has faced adversity before, and when their backs are against the wall, there’s nothing they won’t do to hold onto their power… because when you mess with them, you are messing with the Wrongfamily.