Maggie Moore(s)

An uneventful desert town is jolted by two sudden murders that defy easy explanation. In a place where silence is the rule, Police Chief Jordan Sanders detects a pattern that does not fit any obvious motive. The victims share a name more than a fate in common, both being Maggie Moore. As Sanders digs deeper, a web of small town secrets comes into focus, from rivalries and loyalties to the messy politics that bind residents. Into this churn steps an unexpected complication when he finds himself drawn to Rita Grace, neighbor to one of the victims. The investigation tugs at personal and professional lines, turning a routine case into a hazy maze of rumor, suspicion, and unpredictable consequences in this darkly comic mystery.

Directed by John Slattery and written by Paul Bernbaum, Maggie Moore(s) blends mystery with comedy. The cast features Jon Hamm as Chief Jordan Sanders, Tina Fey as Rita Grace, with Micah Stock, Nick Mohammed, and Happy Anderson.

Box office data are not widely reported, indicating a limited theatrical release and modest grosses across markets. There is no widely published worldwide gross, so numbers remain hard to verify and the film’s financial footprint stays relatively quiet.

Reception has been mixed, showing an uneven blend of noir mood and light humor. The film holds a 5.792/10 rating from 166 votes. It probes secrecy and trust in a close knit community while balancing quirky character moments.