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We got our first photos of Owen on the set of his upcoming romcom ‘Paris Paramount’, directed by Nancy Meyers!
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So excited this project is actually happening after all the financial struggles and hanging in the air for a couple of years. Let’s goooo!
If the world of rom-coms has felt a bit lackluster in the last eight or so years, it's clearly because we've been missing out on the bourgeoisie auteurist comforts of Nancy Meyers. Following 2015's The Intern, she linked up with Netflix to produce her next film and now a few more details have arrived surrounding
“It’s a really good, funny script,” he said of the movie.
“I bet that it ends up happening somewhere down the road, which would be nice because like I said, I think the script’s pretty funny and good.”
Fingers crossed 🤞🏼
The 'Paint' star is one of several stars, including Scarlett Johansson, attached to the Meyers project, which Netflix dropped due to high co
Interview with Owen about Nancy Meyers’ romcom. I really hope this movie ends up greenlit in the future
Paris Paramount is officially shooting. I swear if Tony Plays another Gary Walsh type I will kml.
Netflix Scraps a Romantic Comedy from its Slate. Paris Paramount is no longer a go at Netflix despite recent reports that Nancy Meyers' movi
Paris Paramount is no longer a go at Netflix despite recent reports that Nancy Meyers‘ movie was casting some big name actors.
Nancy Meyers was all set to direct a star-studded $130 million budgeted romantic comedy for Netflix. It was reported that the film, Paris Paramount, has been removed from Netflix’s proposed slate of upcoming projects and will not be moving forward. Some of the cast members who were rumored to be attached to the project were Scarlett Johansson, Penelope Cruz, Michael Fassbender and Owen WIlson.
The central reason for the discontinuation of Paris Paramount may be that its budget was climbing steadily from the original $130 million price tag. At her prime, director Nancy Meyers’ high grossing comedies, Something’s Gotta Give and It’s Complicated made just $124 million and $112 million domestically. So, $130 million as a budget for a director whose more recent movies have never grossed such an amount may have been just a tad too hard for Netflix to swallow. Sure, Meyers had made What Women Want which earned $182 million in 2000 but that was decades ago.
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