Scott Eastwood Boarding Colleen Hoover's ‘Regretting You' At Paramount Pictures
The pic is based on Collen Hoover's 2019 bestselling novel; the author is an executive producer on the film with Williams, Franco and Grace. The movie hits cinemas October 24.
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Regretting You is set against a shocking car wreck that takes the lives of two family members. The event unlocks a series of secrets, lies and regrets, as the people left behind can't move forward without looking at the past. Regretting You explores what's left behind after a tragedy, the messiness and grief, but also the beauty of life and love.
Josh Boone (The Fault in Our Stars, Stuck in Love) is directing and adapted the most recent draft, which was first penned by Susan McMartin (After).
Hoover-mania began at the summer box office last year with It Ends With Us, directed by Justin Baldoni and starring Baldoni and Blake Lively. That pic minted $351 million at the global box office.
Robert Kulzer is producing Regretting You for Constantin Film alongside Brunson Green (The Help, Harbinger Pictures), Anna Todd (Frayed Pages Media) and Flavia Viotti.
Eastwood, repped by UTA, LBI Entertainment, and Goodman, Genow, Schenkman, can be seen in Lucky Strike, which reunites him with director Rod Lurie from The Outpost; the kidnapping drama Stolen Girl alongside Kate Beckinsale; in the action film Alarum opposite Sylvester Stallone; in the drama Pearl opposite West Duchovny; and in Wind River: Rising, a sequel to the 2017 crime drama.
Most recently, Eastwood starred alongside Tyrese Gibson and the late Ray Liotta in 1992 for director Ariel Vroman. He was also seen in Fast X, the 10th main installment in the Fast & Furious franchise, and in Amazon's romantic comedy I Want You Back alongside Charlie Day, Jenny Slate and Gina Rodriguez.
Additional credits include Guy Ritchie's action thriller Wrath of Man, David Hackl's Dangerous, Steven DeKnight's Pacific Rim: Uprising for Legendary, F. Gary Gray's The Fate of the Furious for Universal, Oliver Stone's Snowden, and David Ayer's Suicide Squad and the war drama Fury. Eastwood co-starred alongside Britt Robertson as champion bull-rider Luke Collins in the romantic drama The Longest Ride, based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks.
Aside from his various films, Scott is the co-founder of Made Here, a product line featuring clothing, accessories and beer exclusively made in American factories.
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