Netflix cancels Nancy Meyers rom-com

Netflix has decided to shelve the new film directed by Nancy Meyers, titled Paris Paramount, due to budget issues. The director has been missing from directing films for eight years, when The Unexpected Intern was released in 2015 with Robert De Niro and Anne Hathaway. The news was published by Deadline.

While there has been talk of a sequel to Love Doesn’t Go on Vacation for some time, according to Netflix magazine she would have tired of Paris Paramount’s growing budget. The streamer had initially accepted a budget of 130 million dollars but the director would have pushed the figure up to 150 million.

Currently an agreement has not been reached between the parties and Netflix has decided to shelve the project. Nancy Meyers is best known for her romantic comedies, both as a writer and director.
Over the course of his career, he has worked on the scripts for such films as Father of the Bride, Baby Boom, and The Pile. But it is above all his directorial works that have attracted the favor of fans, debuting with a remake in 1998 entitled The Parent Trap with Dennis Quaid and achieving success with What Women Want – What women want, with Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt. In the following years he consolidated his own rom-com queen status

working on Something’s Gotta Give, with two screen veterans like Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton, Love doesn’t go on vacation in 2006 with Kate Winslet and Cameron Diaz and It’s complicated, directed by Meryl Streep.

On our website it is possible to find the review of The unexpected intern, the latest film by Nancy Meyers released in theaters.