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Along for the Ride's Emma Pasarow and Belmont Cameli Revive a Millennial-Favorite YA Romance
09.05.2022 - 18:43 / glamour.com
Along For The Ride, a movie based on the author’s 2009 young adult novel of the same name, now on Netflix. The number one New York Times-bestselling author has published 14 novels, but inspired only one movie, the 2003 Mandy Moore vehicle How to Deal. Hopes for a cinematic Sarahssaince had been all but dashed for decades. Then in 2019, Netflix three Dessen books—2002’s This Lullaby and 2017's Once and For All, in addition to Along for the Ride. This content can also be viewed on the site it from.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.To the uninitiated, summer-y coming-of-age stories about high school girls are as interchangeable as lifeguards doing a shift change at a public beach.
But Dessen novels stand alone. Well-plotted and emotionally resonant, their staying power comes from the quality of the storytelling. But also from the fact that these books are high quality summer normcore porn.
Sarah Dessen heroines are introverts, hyper-responsible, and good tippers, usually nearing the end of high school. They are often perfectionists, risk-avoidant, the kind of girls who put themselves to bed on time and take point on group projects. They almost always come from a background that an observer would call upper class, and they would call “comfortable.” Dessen stories are heterosexual romances, but the heroine’s journey is only complete when she's learned to lean on close female friends, to repair bonds with family members, to honor her own needs.
Her love interest pushes her to grow. Sometimes they have sex, sometimes just a first kiss. She is often dealing with some kind of paralyzing loss, one that feels not overblown but highly realistic for a teenage
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09.05.2022 / 14:33
Eamonn Holmes admits he's in Ruth's 'bad books' over 'innocent question'
Eamonn Holmes hilariously revealed that he was in his wife Ruth Langsford's "bad books" after asking an "innocent question".The 62 year old television presenter, who recently transformed a bedroom at his and Ruth's Surrey mansion, took to Twitter over the weekend to reveal how he accidentally started a row with Ruth. He tweeted: "Little could I have imagined that a simple question asked out loud like 'Where do we keep the Eggcups?' would have got the day off to such a fractious start. "Sorry I asked," Eamonn added alongside a series of confused face emojis to the post, which sparked debate with many seeing Ruth's point of view.
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08.05.2022 / 00:03
‘Along for the Ride’ Filmmaker Sofia Alvarez on the Netflix Rom-Com’s ‘Very Real’ Ending
. David, who’s our art director and who plays Clyde was a punk DJ in Malibu in the ‘80s, and so we had like lengthy conversations about what that song should be.
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06.05.2022 / 23:53
How ‘Along for the Ride’ Stars Developed Their Onscreen Relationship for the Netflix YA Adaptation
In the new Netflix feature film adaptation of “Along for the Ride,” based on the novel by author Sarah Dessen, stars Emma Pasarow and Belmont Cameli fell into a pretty natural rhythm of acting out their characters’ budding relationship. But one thing the actor and actress were not on the same page about was the food fight scene.When Auden (Pasarow) meets Eli (Cameli), he proposes a quest of daring activities to Auden — especially things she’s never tried before — and one of the items on her list includes starting a food fight. Fast forward quite a bit, and Auden’s wish comes true, with a fun story behind the filming of the scene.“The food fight was absolutely insane.
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06.05.2022 / 17:29
Q&A: Victoria Alonso on superheroes, multiverses and movies
Marvel’s cinematic juggernaut to ever-growing heights of success. With this week’s release of the “Doctor Strange” sequel, she is poised for another hit, and will fulfill a dream of debuting a superhero she’s wanted to see onscreen since she started at Marvel Studios.Alonso started at Marvel in 2006 co-producing “Iron Man,” the studio’s first film, which was released two years later.
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06.05.2022 / 01:17
How to Watch ‘Along for the Ride’: Where Is the Sarah Dessen Adaptation Streaming?
Sarah Dessen fans — the wait is finally over! Over 10 years after publication, “Along for the Ride” has been adapted into a movie. The book came out in 2009, and it has been adapted and directed for the screen by experienced writer Sofia Alvarez, who also wrote the screenplays for the first two “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” films.“Along for the Ride” is the latest in a long line of romantic comedy book to screen adaptations, especially for Netflix. With a small beach town setting, the Fourth of July and college on the horizon, this film has the perfect recipe for a good summer story.Originally slotted to release April 22, the movie is finally here.
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05.05.2022 / 19:05
The Stars of ‘Along For The Ride’ Are Setting an Example for Young Women: ‘The Second You Become a Girls’ Girl, You’re Set’
Sasha Urban editorFans of “To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before,” beware. “Along for the Ride,” a new young adult film from writer-director Sofia Alvarez, is arriving on Netflix May 6, and the book-to-screen adaptation is one that definitely calls for a box of tissues.The film stars Emma Pasarow as Auden, a recent high school graduate who is spending the summer visiting her dad and stepmom in the beach town of Colby, where she knows no one and is still dealing with the fallout from her parents’ divorce.
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05.05.2022 / 18:17
Beach House Scored Netflix’s ‘Along For The Ride,’ Listen To Some Of The Music Here
A growing trend in Hollywood is seeing established musicians pivoting the world of film scores. Some of those high-profile examples are Radiohead‘s Jonny Greenwood (“The Power of The Dog“), Oingo Boingo‘s Danny Elfman (“Batman“), Devo‘s Mark Mothersbaugh (“Thor: Raganrok“), and, of course, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross of Nine Inch Nails.
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05.05.2022 / 00:39
Along for the Ride, the first feature film scored by Beach House
Beach House took an unorthodox approach to the album cycle this past winter, rolling out their eighth studio LP, Once Twice Melody, serially — a few tracks a time on four separate dates, spaced about a month apart. Today, Netflix has announced the dream-pop duo's first project since that record's release: their debut movie score, for Sofia Alvarez's Along for the Ride, arriving on the streaming giant this Friday.