Anyone but youthe new rom-com starring Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell has given its first performance.
The upcoming film is about two characters who dislike each other so much that they cannot stand up to each other. They were brought together by a trip to Australia.
The first photograph shows Sweeney and Powell’s characters in luxurious clothing standing in Sydney Harbour, with the former sitting in the back of a truck and Powell wearing a sleek white suit.
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Co-starring Sweeney and Powell are Alexandra Shipp, Michelle Hurd, Rachel Griffiths, Bryan Brown and Dermot Mulroney, with director Will Gluck co-writing the script with Ilana Wolpert.
Rom-com fans won’t have to wait long to see if sparks fly. Anyone but you will be released in US and UK cinemas on December 15th.
Sweeney, best known for her roles in Euphoria And Realityrecently landed an unexpected acting job, appearing in the video for The Rolling Stones’ single “Angry”, the first single from the British rock band’s upcoming album. Hackney Diamonds.
“This is the biggest thing ever,” she said. “I didn’t know it was going to be the first single, but I love the song, it’s stuck in my head.”
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In addition to Anyone but youSweeney’s other upcoming projects include: American, Spider-Man spin off Madame Web And Barbarellaa remake of the 1968 science fiction film starring Jane Fonda.
Powell, who appeared in Scream Queens, The Expendables 3 And Top Shot: Maverickreunite with Everyone wants some!! director Richard Linklater Hitmanwhich received acclaim after its world premiere last month.
Anyone but you will be released in US and UK cinemas on December 15th.
Reporter, digital spy George is a freelance writer specializing in film and television. After graduating from De Montfort University with a degree in Film Studies and Journalism, where he analyzed Richard Linklater’s early work for his dissertation, he has written for several GRV Media websites. His film tastes differ from blockbusters such as The task is impossible And John Wick international directors such as Paolo Sorrentino and Hirokazu Kore-eda, and also attended the London and Berlin film festivals.