Two upcoming Colleen Hoover adaptations, Regretting You and Reminders of Him, have announced some exciting new cast additions.
Following the success of the It Ends With Us movie last year, other Hoover novels are being turned into Hollywood films, including these 2019 and 2022 releases.
The Hollywood Reporter states that Universal has signed up Longlegs' Maika Monroe for the Reminders of Him movie, with Love at First Sight director Vanessa Caswill set to helm the adaptation.
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The story follows a young mother who makes a tragic mistake and tries to turn her life around and find redemption, with Universal's official synopsis describing it as "a transformative feature film about motherhood, forgiveness and the power of one love to heal even the most shattered heart".
Meanwhile, the publication also states that Reacher and The Fall of the House of Usher actor Willa Fitzgerald has been cast in Regretting You, which Paramount is bringing to the screen.
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The movie will also star Get Out and M3GAN's Allison Williams, Fast X's Scott Eastwood, and The Disaster Artist's Dave Franco. Directed by The Fault in Our Stars' Josh Boone, Regretting You will explore the theme of grief as a family is rocked by a shocking car crash in which two of them die.
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Elsewhere, Amazon MGM Studio is also adapting a Hoover novel in Verity. Anne Hathaway will play the title character, while Josh Hartnett and Dakota Johnson also star.
While It Ends With Us was a big financial success, it has been overshadowed by controversy due to reports of an on-set feud between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. The pair did not appear together for press interviews, sparking rumours of tension behind the scenes.
Remembering Him does not have a release date yet, while Regretting You is set for a cinema release on October 24.
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