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"Rejection is just a part of life. It's okay." Levelfilm in Canada has debuted an official trailer for an indie coming-of-age comedy titled Drinkwater, which premiered at a few Canadian festivals last year. It won the 2021 Telus Audience Choice Award for Canadian Narrative at the Calgary Film Festival. Drinkwater is described as a coming-of-age story in the John Hughes tradition. Mike Drinkwater is lost. His father, Hank, is hardly the role model Mike deserves. A young woman moves to town, and their friendship gives them the courage to overcome their challenges. Director Stephen S. Campanelli has made a "fun, quirky, small-town coming-of-age story. Set in 2020, the film still captures the nostalgia of the ’80s, filled with a great cast and Canadiana written all over it." Starring Daniel Doheny and Eric McCormack as the two Drinkwaters, with Louriza Tronco, Alex Zahara, Jordan Burtchett, and Naika Toussaint. This looks way better than it sounds!

Netflix's "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" spinoff officially has a cast. On April 5, the streaming platform confirmed that the series, "Xo, Kitty," (which will premiere in half-hour episodes) signed on nine new cast members to help tell Kitty Song-Covey's long-anticipated love story.

With "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" author Jenny Han on board as creator, writer, and executive producer of the spinoff series, we know we're going to get the same adorably awkward moments and grand gestures of romance from the second generation of Covey love stories. Han will also serve as co-showrunner alongside Sascha Rothchild, whose notable works include "Glow" and "The Baby-Sitters Club."

Read more about the upcoming "Xo, Kitty" series, including what we know about the cast and the premiere date.

What Is the "To All the Boys" Spinoff About?

"Xo, Kitty" will send Lara Jean's younger sister, Kitty Song-Covey, off on her own romantic adventure,...

We know it's been a hot second since To All the Boys I've Loved Before first dropped on Netflix, so it's understandable if you forgot that John Ambrose McClaren in the first movie was a completely different actor from the one in the sequel. In To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You, the role was played by Jordan Fisher instead of Jordan Burtchett, who was in the first film. Were the filmmakers hoping we'd just forgotten that John Ambrose showed up at Lara Jean's (Lana Condor) door with her long-lost love letter at the end of the first movie? And that we wouldn't notice that these Jordans are two very different people?

The Tatbilb filmmakers never specifically said why they chose to recast the role, and Burtchett hasn't said much on the topic either. He shared his gratitude for his fans in a lengthy Instagram post after the recasting news last year,...

"Covinsky" is back, and even though they're smack dab in yet another love triangle, they're still as adorable as ever! The trailer for Netflix's highly anticipated sequel to To All the Boys I've Loved Before is here and it does not disappoint. There's romance, drama, an impeccable wardrobe, and of course, those pesky letters.

To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You picks up immediately after the ending of the first film, with Lara Jean (Lana Condor) and Peter (Noah Centineo) deciding to give dating a real shot, and John Ambrose McClaren (formerly played by Jordan Burtchett), Lara Jean's childhood crush from Model Un, popping up after receiving one of Lara Jean's infamous letters. Now portrayed by Grease Live's Jordan Fisher, the trailer shows that there's no mistaking John Ambrose's mission: he's here to steal Lara Jean away. And we hate to say it, we hope we don't sound ridiculous,...

The sequel to Netflix’s “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” has made some significant changes behind the scenes from the first movie, but switching out one of Lara Jean’s love interests has caused quite an uproar. Talented actor, dancer, and singer Jordan Fisher has been cast as the charming John Ambrose, a move that has created mixed feelings for fans.

In the first film, Lara Jean Covey’s (Lana Condor) childhood love letters that she had no intention of mailing get leaked to her five crushes during her junior year in high school. She eventually ends up dating one of the boys, Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo), but during the end credits, John Ambrose (Jordan Burtchett) shows up on her doorstep with one of the incriminating letters.

Fisher’s casting is a surprise for fans who had expected Burtchett to reprise his role as John Ambrose, a potential rival for Peter.

Welcome to the club, Jordan Fisher: You’re officially one of the boys Lara Jean Covey has loved before.

Fisher has joined Netflix’s forthcoming To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before sequel, the streaming service announced Thursday. He’ll appear as John Ambrose McClaren, a childhood friend and former crush of Lana Condor’s protagonist, Lara Jean.

Fisher will take over the role from Jordan Burtchett (The Killing), who briefly appeared as John at the end of the first Boys to reveal that he’d also received a long-lost love note from Lara Jean. According to producer Matt Kaplan,...

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Ausiello: While snooping around Neptune, I was devastated to learn that Hulu will not permit Veronica (or anyone else in the Mars universe) to drop an F-bomb at any point during the eight-episode run. I was really hoping the streaming world’s looser standards would allow Kristen Bell’s gloriously sardonic and cynical sleuth to...

After the credits for To All the Boys I've Loved Before start to roll, the Netflix rom-com slips in an extra scene that hints at what's to come for Lara Jean: the reappearance of one of her childhood crushes, John Ambrose McClaren. Despite assuming that the letter Kitty secretly sent to him got lost in the mail, he shows up on the Covey family's doorstep with a bouquet and Lara Jean's letter, seemingly ready to profess his love. Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo) better watch out.

Now that we know the upcoming sequel to the film is officially in the works - which is tentatively being called To All the Boys I've Loved Before 2 (the second book in Jenny Han's bestselling series is titled P.S. I Still Love You) - you might be wondering how the new character fits into Lara Jean's life, but also who's going to play him.

Lara Jean Covey and Peter Kavinsky together again!

To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before costars Lana Condor and Noah Centineo happily announced on Wednesday that Netflix has greenlit the sequel for the rom-com book adaptation, following the massive success of the first film, which was released on Aug. 17.

In a video released on Instagram and Twitter, Condor, 21, FaceTimes Centineo, 22, before revealing their “little secret.”

“By the way, if we’re going to do this thing, we are going to need a new contract,” the Deadly Class actress tells the actor, who responds with his signature “Woah, woah,...

Let the celebrations commence! After months of wondering "will they or won't they" and a premature hype when news came out that Netflix and Paramount Pictures struck a deal, we can finally confirm for sure that To All the Boys I've Loved Before is getting a sequel! Netflix announced the news with an adorable Instagram post that reunites stars Lana Condor and Noah Centineo, which is basically a holiday treat for all the Tatbilb fans everywhere.

To say that Netflix's highly anticipated movie adaptation of Jenny Han's bestselling novel was a hit with subscribers is an understatement. From the adorable cast to the sweet love story, the film has all the ingredients to be a contender for everyone's new favorite rom-com. What's even better is that because the film only fully covers one of the books in Han's trilogy, there's plenty of story for a sequel.

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[Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers from the Netflix movie “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before,” including its ending.]

Lara Jean’s love story isn’t over yet. The shy teen who had never had a boyfriend and only crushed on guys from afar will have her hands full yet again now that Netflix has ordered the “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” sequel, it was announced Wednesday. Appropriately enough, the long-rumored followup was announced via a Twitter video made by leading lady Lana Condor, in which she and co-star Noah Centineo banter about holiday gifts, before announcing the one fans have been awaiting for months: a sequel!

In an official release, Netflix shared that the new film will be “based on the popular Ya ‘To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before’ trilogy,” which indicates that the film might be a combination of the next two books in the series, not a straight take on “P.

There are no more letters to mail… or are there?

A sequel to beloved Netflix hit To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before is reportedly in the works. In mid-November, Paramount Pictures entered a multi-picture deal with the streaming service, which could mean another entry of the John Hughes-inspired romantic comedy.

Director Susan Johnson appeared to confirm the news in a now-deleted Instagram post, writing, “Well, the cat’s out of the bag! Thanks for the support, everyone!!! It’s all you!”

Don’t get too excited though: Netflix clarified to Vox that the sequel is still in the early development stage,...

By the end of Netflix’s “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before,” it appeared that Lara Jean Song Covey (Lana Condor) had figured out all her boy problems. What began as a nightmare when her secret love letters somehow fell into the hands of her five crushes, resulted in a genuine relationship with one of them, Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo).

Of course, according to rom-com tradition, she first had to make her feelings known to him before they officially became a couple. The mutual declaration played out in true cinematic fashion in the football field where Peter had just finished lacrosse practice.

“I picked the football field and I will happily admit that ‘The Breakfast Club is one of my favorite movies and I loved the end of that movie and you feel so empowered,” director Susan Johnson, a confessed John Hughes fan, told IndieWire. “I wanted them...

The latest Netflix teen comedy, To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, drops on the 17th of August and spins an endearing yarn in which secret love letters bring chaos to a teenage girl’s life.

The film stars Lana Condor as Lara Jean Covey, John Corbett, Israel Broussard, Noah Centineo, Emilija Baranac, Janel Parrish, Andrew Bachelor, Jordan Burtchett and Madeline Arthur. It is directed by Susan Johnson and adapted by Sofia Alvarez from the bestseller from Jenny Han.

DaniElle DeLaite is our interviewer in the Us, and she spoke to the cast for the new release. To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before is released in the UK on the 17th of August, 2018, here are the interviews.

To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before Cast Interviews

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A teenage girl’s secret love letters are exposed and wreak havoc on her love life.

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