Pretty Little Liars' Lucy Hale co-headlines the NSFW first trailer for new romcom Which Brings Me to You.
Directed by Peter Hutchings (The Hating Game), the movie follows Jane (Hale) and Will (Paper Towns star Nat Wolff), both of whom are burnt out by dating and romance, but develop a connection at a mutual friend's wedding.
"I was fully dreading coming to this wedding... until you showed up," Jane tells Will. "When I first saw you, I thought that we should have sex in the coat closet."
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Soon enough, they're actually hooking up in the closet, but Will wants to put the brakes on.
"I'm kind of in a weird place," he informs Jane. "Do you think that we could just talk for a minute?"
With the help of some comic flashbacks, viewers are taken on a surprising and emotional journey through the pair's past heartbreaks, from awkward stories about sexual encounters to very brief engagements.
Have Jane and Will finally found their forever partner in each other?
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Next year, Hale will follow up Which Brings Me to You with a comedic thriller titled F**k Marry Kill. She stars as a true crime obsessive dating three different men, and needs to figure out which one of the three is a serial killer before it's too late.
Lionsgate's senior VP of acquisitions and co-productions, Lauren Bixby, said at the time the movie was announced: "BuzzFeed Studios are the experts at delivering movies for their audience, and there are few stars like Lucy Hale who can move between comedy and thriller as effortlessly as she does.
"In F*** Marry Kill, she brings those genres together for an incredibly entertaining movie that we're excited to be bringing to audiences."
Which Brings Me to You opens in US cinemas on Friday, January 19, 2024. UK release details are to be confirmed.
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