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Ticket To Paradise – check out the trailer below.Directed and co-written by Ol Parker (Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again), Ticket To Paradise follows two divorced parents (Clooney, Roberts) who travel to Bali after learning their daughter, Lily (Kaitlyn Dever), is planning to marry a local she has just met.As shown in the trailer, they decide to work together to sabotage the wedding to stop Lily from making the same mistake they made 25 years ago.This is the first time Clooney and Roberts have starred in a rom-com together, after previously sharing the screen in Ocean’s Eleven and 2016’s Money Monster.Along with Clooney, Roberts and Dever, the cast includes Billie Lourd (Booksmart), Maxime Bouttier and Lucas Bravo (Emily In Paris).Roberts and Clooney are also producers on the film, alongside Deborah Balderstone, Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Marisa Yeres Gill, Lisa Roberts Gillan, Sarah Harvey and Grant Heslov.Ticket To Paradise is scheduled to be released in cinemas on October 21, 2022.Roberts is known for starring in romantic comedies, including 1990’s Pretty Woman, My Best Friend’s Wedding, Notting Hill and Runaway Bride.

The 2024 Sundance Film Festival is right around the corner and kicks off later this week. And one of the titles on our Sundance 2024: The 23 Most Anticipated Movies To Watch feature is “Suncoast.” The directorial debut of actor turned writer/director Laura Chinn, “Suncoast,” is semi-biographical and is based on the filmmaker’s personal teenage experience growing up in St.

Given Hollywood’s love of sequels, and that fact that “Mamma Mia!” and its followup, “Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again”, raked in a combined $1 billion at the box office, why hasn’t Universal greenlit a third film?

Noah Jupe and Nico Parker are two of the most promising rising stars in young Hollywood and they were just spotted hanging out together!

UK-based indie Archery Pictures, whose credits include Operation Mincemeat (2022) and Riviera Series 3, has picked up the film rights to the New York Times bestselling novel Lies We Sing To The Sea by Sarah Underwood. 

Naman Ramachandran For a solid decade, the U.K. contributed some of the most iconic floppy-haired lotharios, airport dashes and front-door confessions in romcom history. Films such as “Four Weddings and a Funeral” (1994), “Notting Hill” (1999) and “Love Actually” (2003) basically invented such hallmarks of the genre. But in the last decade, the global-facing British romcom has all but disappeared from cinemas. Richard Curtis, the brains behind the aforementioned hits as well as the “Bridget Jones” adaptations, says the heavy lifting keeping romcoms alive has largely been carried out in the television ranks. The writer cites examples such as the BBC’s “Gavin & Stacey” and “Fleabag” and Channel 4’s “Catastrophe” as “blazing examples.”

George Clooney and Julia Roberts have been making movies together for more than two decades now, first sharing the screen in 2001’s “Ocean’s Eleven,” and re-teaming for “Ocean’s Twelve,” “Money Monster,” and the Clooney-directed “Confessions of a Dangerous Mind” (though they shared no scenes). Yet it’s not just their shared charisma and charm that accounts for so much of what works in their new movie “Ticket to Paradise.” It’s that we now, as an audience, have a relationship with them, so we’re pulling for them in a way we don’t when a random Disney personality and Instagram influencer are potentially paired in a new Netflix rom-com.

Richard Kuipers Romantic comedies have never gone away, but mainstream examples with A-list stars have been pretty thin on the ground since the glory days of the ’90s and early 2000s, when “Pretty Woman,” “Notting Hill,” “Love Actually” and “Bridget Jones’s Diary” ruled at the box office. Bucking the trend is “Ticket to Paradise,” a glossy piece of fluff starring Hollywood royalty Julia Roberts and George Clooney as a divorced couple whose passion reignites in Bali during their hare-brained attempt to prevent their daughter from marrying a guy she’s only just met. While far from a classic of its kind, this is likely to be just the “Ticket” for general viewers relishing the chance to watch Roberts and Clooney trade poisonous barbs, before being struck by Cupid’s arrow all over again.  

In the wake of the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Universal has chosen to delay the UK release of the Julia Roberts/George Clooney romantic comedy Ticket to Paradise “out of respect to the Royal Family.”

Thandiwe Newton is being honored!

Julia Roberts poses alongside George and Amal Clooney at the Ticket to Paradise premiere at the Odeon Luxe Leicester Square on Wednesday (September 7) in London, England.

Ticket To Paradise, she and Ocean's 12 co-star (also her Money Monster co-star, a movie I, and I alone, saw) George Clooney play the divorced parents of Lily (Kaitlyn Dever) who reunite to stop her from marrying some hot guy she just met. They fly to an idyllic resort and get really drunk and a dolphin bites Clooney not in the penis but maybe near the penis? I'm not sure, but I will be seeing this movie. Check out the just-released trailer, here:This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Given that the same day this trailer dropped, we also found out that , many people are revisiting My Best Friend's Wedding, which they co-starred in. It's a crazy movie about crazy people who think being unwed at twenty-eight (TWENTY! EIGHT!) is a reason to panic, but it's also very charming.

A trailer for the rom-com, which you can watch above, shows the former couple struggle to put their differences aside, even in light of their common cause. They go head-to-head at every turn, before eventually making peace with their daughter’s decision — and each other.“Ticket to Paradise” reunites Clooney and Roberts on screen for the first time since Jodie Foster’s “Money Monster” from 2011, and the “Ocean’s” franchise before that.Parker wrote the film with Daniel Pipski.

George Clooney and Julia Roberts are reuniting on screen for a new romantic comedy titled Ticket to Paradise!

Their chemistry in “Ocean’s Eleven” and “Ocean’s Twelve” is electric (and “Money Monster,” too, but a very different film to those Soderbergh classics). And now, Julia Roberts and George Clooney reunite on the big screen as exes on a shared mission to stop their lovestruck daughter from making the same mistake they once made.

It looks like Thandiwe Newton‘s relationship with new boyfriend Lonr is going strong.

Thandiwe Newton is publicly sending some love to her friend Salma Hayek, who is replacing her in the upcoming movie Magic Mike’s Last Dance.

Moving on? Thandiwe Newton seemingly confirmed the end of her marriage to Ol Parkerwhen she was spotted kissing Lonr in April.

Thandiwe Newton is locking lips with someone new. On Saturday, the 49-year-old actress was spotted kissing Lonr. amid reports that she and husband Ol Parker have called it quits.

Thandiwe Newton is making headlines.

It seems that Thandiwe Newton doesn’t care about trying to end all of the rumors about her love life. Why is that? Well, the 49-year-old was spotted kissing another man amid speculation that she split from her husband, Ol Parker!

Thandiwe Newton has announced she’s in hospital after a split from husband Ol Parker. The 49 year old shared: "In ER cause I got some stupid bit of glass in my foot. " The Solo actress then added: "Ouch though.

Thandiwe Newton is recovering after a foot injury.

Thandiwe Newton is trying to keep things positive on her Instagram feed amid some major personal drama!

It appears there may be some truth to the rumors that Thandiwe Newton has split from husband Ol Parker.

Thandiwe Newton has reportedly split from her husband of 24 years Ol Parker following her dramatic exit from the Magic Mike franchise recently.The 49 year old Hollywood actress, who has three children with the 52 year old director, is said to have flown from London to the US last week. According to The Sun, her team is hoping to get her support as it is feared she's in "a bad place".

EXCLUSIVE: Emily in Paris co-star Lucas Bravo has joined Julia Roberts, George Clooney and Kaitlyn Dever in Ticket To Paradise, the Universal Pictures romantic comedy that will be directed by Ol Parker (Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again).

George Clooney and Julia Roberts' romantic comedy Ticket to Paradise will open in theaters on Sept. 30, 2022, Universal announced Tuesday.

Universal will release the George Clooney-Julia Roberts romantic comedy “Ticket to Paradise” on Sept. 30, 2022, the studio announced on Tuesday.Ol Parker, the director behind 2018’s “Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again,” will direct the film from a script he co-wrote with Daniel Pipski.

Billie Lourd is negotiating to join George Clooney and Julia Roberts in Universal Pictures’ Ticket to Paradise, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. The romantic comedy will be directed by Ol Parker, who helmed Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again.

George Clooney and Julia Roberts are set to star in Universal Pictures’ Ticket to Paradise, a romantic comedy to be directed by Ol Parker, who helmed Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again. Clooney and Roberts will play a divorced couple that travel to Bali to stop their daughter from repeating an error they made 25 years earlier.

Imagine it’s 1998. News is released that George Clooney (the heartthrob from “ER”) is teaming up with Julia Roberts (the actress from “My Best Friend’s Wedding”) to do a rom-com.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorOne would think that “Westworld” star Thandie Newton and writer-director Ol Parker would be quick to offer acting advice to their daughter Nico Parker.“They do give me advice like, ‘Learn everybody’s name and always be nice’ and things like that, but when it comes to acting, they kind of steer clear of it because I think they want it to be my own experience for me to learn about things in my own way,” Nico tells Variety from the family’s

“Mamma Mia 2” filmmaker Ol Parker will direct “The Thursday Murder Club,” an adaptation of Richard Osman’s debut novel. Amblin Partners nabbed worldwide rights to the film after a competitive auction that attracted interested from 14 studios.