“The Idea of You,” a romantic comedy starring Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine, will officially premiere on Prime Video on May 2, according to the new poster released by the platform. The streamer also confirmed that the first trailer will be released tomorrow (March 6th).
Prior to its release on streaming the film will be projected during the closing night of this year’s SXSW, which will end on Saturday, March 16th. Other highly-anticipated projects that will be shown at the festival include Ryan Gosling’s “The Fall Guy” and Jake Gyllenghaal’s “Road House.”
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Apart from starring, Hathawy also co-produces the film with Gabrielle Union and Cathy Shulman. Directed by Michael Showalter (The Big Sick), the movie follows the love story between a divorced mother, Solène, and the lead singer of the biggest boy band on the planet, Hayes Campbell.
‘The Idea of You’ is one of the highly-anticipated rom-coms of the year
The film is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Robinne Lee. The script was penned by Jennifer Westfeldt (Friends with Kids), and it follows Solène, as she starts an unexpected romance with Campbell after taking her 16-year-old daughter to Coachella.
Official poster of ‘The Idea Of You’ (Prime Video)
You’ve probably heard that “The Idea of You” was a fan-fiction about Harry Styles (such as another popular romance saga, “After”) but Lee has cleared up the speculation, telling Vogue that while a video of Harry inspired her to write the book, Campbell wasn’t supposed to represent the singer.
Apart from Hathaway and Galitzine, the movie stars Ella Rubin, Reid Scott, Jordan Aaron Hall, Jaiden Anthony, Raymond Cham Jr. Viktor White, Dakota Adan, Annie Mumolo and Perry Mattfeld.
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There hasn’t been much information about the film from actors or producers. However, Hathaway did share her excitement for the upcoming release at SXSW, writing on Instagram that she thinks the film is “something special—I’m so glad SXSW agrees!”
