HONEYMOONERS ROMCOM
JACK WHITEHALL & NINA DOBREV TO LEAD
Daryl Wein has set lead cast for his new romantic comedy movie HONEYMOONERS. Modern Londoners Freddy (Jack Whitehall) and Cleo (Nina Dobrev) have just secretly divorced, convinced they’re better off as best friends. But their amicable split takes an unexpected turn when Freddy’s parents, Marty (Greg Kinnear) and Julie (Andie MacDowell),
and Cleo’s mother, Rose, surprise them with the honeymoon of their dreams in Italy. The catch? The whole family is coming along. As the family descends on an idyllic vineyard outside Rome, long-buried secrets, unexpected attractions, and increasingly tangled loyalties threaten to unravel the entire holiday.
and Cleo’s mother, Rose, surprise them with the honeymoon of their dreams in Italy. The catch? The whole family is coming along. As the family descends on an idyllic vineyard outside Rome, long-buried secrets, unexpected attractions, and increasingly tangled loyalties threaten to unravel the entire holiday.
Sounds cute. Nina looks very young in this pic. She's definitely aging from the few commercials I've seen her in lately. Still pretty but I imagine Hollywood will put her out to pasture soon enough.
ReplyDeleteShe will probably cross over to Hallmark at some point LOL Jack is, meanwhile, probably now at the height of his career acting in numerous new projects. I am currently watching him in Burbs series and he is cute as button even though Keke Palmer is a bit too much for me. She thinks ghetto needs to scream out of her in every possible minute.
DeleteKeke also grates my nerves and that's why I haven't tuned into Burbs yet.
DeleteIt is watchable, but she is hard to digest in it.
DeleteSounds like a fun romantic movie! Love Andie MacDowell.
ReplyDeleteCannot stand her nor her nepobrat daughter, but I do love Whitehall and Kinnear and I don't mind Dobrev.
DeleteA honeymoon with the whole family is already grounds for a second divorce. I would have changed the tickets and escaped to the opposite end of Italy before the parents reached the airport. A hug with no relatives invited.
ReplyDeleteParents can sometimes be such a burden! Returning the relative free hug.
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