Everything We Know About The ‘Reminders of Him' Movie So Far
The cast has been rounding out for the film, set to arrive in theaters next year. For everything we know about the Reminders of Him movie, read on.
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When does the movie come out?
The Universal film is set to arrive in theaters just in time for Valentine's Day on Feb. 13.
Who is in the cast of the movie?
Maika Monroe was the first actress cast in the film as Deadline exclusively reported. She will star, and she was joined by costar Tyriq Withers a few weeks later, also exclusively reported by Deadline.
Next came Outer Banks star Rudy Pankow, whose role has not been specified, followed by Gilmore Girls alumna Lauren Graham, first reported by Deadline. Graham will appear as Grace Landry, mother of Kenna's late boyfriend, Scotty.
The most recent addition to the film's cast was Nicholas Duvernay, fresh off his turn in The White Lotus Season 3 as Belinda Lindsay's son Zion. Duvernay will play Roman, a bartender at Ward's Bar, the owner of which was Kenna's late boyfriend's best friend.
Who else is behind the movie?
Vanessa Caswill (Love at First Sight) will direct the film from the screenplay cowritten by author Colleen Hoover and Lauren Levine (Bridge to Terabithia, Confess). The pair will produce the film through their Heartbones Entertainment banner.
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Hoover wrote the screenplay for Reminders of Him with Lauren Levine (who penned Bridge to Terabithia, Confess). Hoover and Levine will be producing through their Heartbones Ent.
What is about? Is the movie based on a book?
Reminders of Him is a movie about motherhood, forgiveness and the power of one love to heal even the most shattered heart.
First published in 2022, Reminders of Him has sold more than 6 million copies in the United States and is a best seller around the world.
The novel centers Kenna Rowan, a mother who reunites with her four-year-old daughter after release from five years in prison. Bridges Kenna burned are difficult to rebuild upon her return to town, with everyone around Kenna's daughter determined to cut her off from her daughter.
Local bar owner Ledger Ward is the only person who takes a chance on her, and he provides a link to Kenna's daughter. The two form a connection despite the tension around them, but as their romance grows, so does the pressure. Kenna must find a way to forgiveness for her past actions in order to move forward with a healed future.
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