Where to start
Saving Grace
3 versions · originally a film, 2000
Each iteration of Saving Grace explores the chaotic, often humorous resilience of a woman navigating life-altering personal upheaval.
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Saving Grace (2000)

The original movie
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Nigel Cole · Film · 2000
The 2000 film Saving Grace presents a charming British comedy centered on a widow turning to illicit horticulture to resolve her late husband's crushing financial debts.

2007 series
Saving Grace
Nancy Miller · Series · 2007
The 2007 TV series Saving Grace reimagines the title through a gritty lens, following an Oklahoma City detective who balances high-stakes police work with a volatile, self-destructive personal life.
Adaptation (podcast)
Saving Grace
Podcast
The Saving Grace podcast offers an intimate, conversational experience where host GK Barry recounts wild university anecdotes and daily life mishaps, capturing a modern, humorous take on the namesake.
Common questions
Is the 2007 Saving Grace television series a sequel to the 2000 movie?
No, the 2007 television series Saving Grace is not a sequel to the 2000 movie Saving Grace. They are separate projects that share the same title but feature different storylines and characters unrelated to the original film.
How does the Saving Grace podcast relate to the movie and television show?
The Saving Grace podcast is a distinct production that shares the title of the 2000 movie and the 2007 television series. It exists as a separate entity and does not share narrative continuity or source material with the film or the television show.
Should I watch the Saving Grace movie before starting the television series?
You do not need to watch the 2000 movie Saving Grace before starting the 2007 television series. Because the television show is not an adaptation or continuation of the film, the viewing order does not impact your understanding of either project.
Are the Saving Grace movie, television series, and podcast part of the same franchise?
No, the Saving Grace movie, the television series, and the podcast are not part of a single franchise. They share a title but function as independent works of media with no official connection to one another in terms of plot or production.