The idea of being with you: Love at first sight in Notting Hill 2.0
“We met at Coachella.” The first images of the film The idea of being with you begins as any romantic comedy might begin. Except that this meeting was anything but trivial.
In fact, Solène (played by Anne Hathaway) and Hayes (Nicholas Galitzine) actually met during the famous music festival in the United States, except one was on stage and the other was in the audience.
The first, a 40-year-old single mother, accompanied her teenage daughter to attend the concert of your favorite boy band, August Moon, famous throughout the world. The second, 24 years old, singer of this group, met Solène by chance before the concert and fell in love with her at first sight.
Despite the age difference and their totally opposite lives, Solène and Hayes begin a passionate romantic relationship.
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Directed by Michael Showalter and based on the novel of the same name written by Robinne Lee, The idea of being with you will be released directly on Prime Video next May 2nd.
It’s impossible not to think of the classic romantic comedy Love at first sight in Notting Hill with Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant discovering the first images of the film. Indeed, as in Notting Hill, it is a unlikely romancetesting the notoriety of one, and the ability to tolerate the negative sides of this media overexposure of the other.
In Love at first sight in Notting Hillit was Julia Roberts’ character who was an international star, while Hugh Grant’s character was an illustrious stranger. The main difference is that The idea of being with you it also features a love story between two people with a large age difference.
The film will premiere at the American film festival SXSW before being released worldwide on Prime Video on May 2.
Source: Cine Serie
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