The first trailer for One Last Shot is here, and it makes clear Tisha Campbell isn’t just showing up for her next Lifetime movie, she’s building it. The actress stars in, co-wrote, and executive produces the film, which premieres Saturday, November 14 at 8/7c, adding another layer to a career that’s increasingly about calling the shots as much as taking direction. The trailer debuted via Entertainment Tonight on October 23. Campbell is joined by Charles Malik Whitfield, AJ Johnson, and Jaden Lucas Miller.
Campbell plays Joy Walker, a single mother who has spent her life showing up for everyone but herself: her church, her community, and especially her son Chaz, a teenage basketball phenom played by Miller. That balance shatters when Chaz is diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumor, and Joy finds herself battling doctors and mounting bills while reluctantly teaming up with her ex, Royce (Whitfield), to navigate their new normal.
What the film is really chasing, though, is bigger than the diagnosis. As Chaz’s health deteriorates, Joy is forced to reckon with a harder question: who is she, outside of who she’s been for everybody else? With Royce’s unexpected support and a community refusing to let her disappear under the weight of it all, Joy’s path forward becomes less about fixing her son’s illness and more about reclaiming herself in the middle of it. It’s a story about a Black mother’s exhaustion, her community, and the radical act of choosing herself without losing the people who need her most.
The project also marks a full-circle moment for Campbell and Johnson, who haven’t shared the screen since 1990’s House Party, the film that helped launch both of their careers.
One Last Shot lands alongside Terry McMillan Presents: Paradise with You, starring Taye Diggs, Heather Hemmens, and Cynthia Bailey, as part of Lifetime’s Love of a Lifetime slate, with more titles still to be revealed.
Fox Entertainment Studios produces, with Adam Shepard, Larry Grimaldi, Hannah Pillemer, and Fernando Szew executive producing for the studio. Campbell and Mychael G. Chinn also executive produce, with Dani Wright serving as co-executive producer. Erica Sutherlin, who directed Kirk Franklin’s A Gospel Christmas, directs from a script Campbell co-wrote with Wright. Fox Entertainment Global handles the film’s international rollout.
It’s Campbell’s second Lifetime project of the year, following her lead role earlier in 2026 in Mary J. Blige Presents: Be Happy, continuing a stretch that’s seen her move steadily from screen presence to storyteller.