The emotional rollercoaster is coming. Paramount Pictures has just released the official trailer for “Regretting You“, the latest film adaptation of a Colleen Hoover bestseller, and fans are already bracing themselves. Set to premiere in theaters on October 24, the romantic drama dives deep into themes of grief, family, and forgiveness—with a star-studded cast leading the way.
“Regretting You” Premise
At the heart of the story is Morgan Grant (Allison Williams), a young mother trying to hold it all together after a devastating car accident takes the life of her husband, Chris (Scott Eastwood). Also left reeling is her 16-year-old daughter Clara (Mckenna Grace), who struggles to connect with her mom as painful secrets begin to surface. The tragedy fractures their relationship, forcing both women to confront the past—and each other.
Directed by Josh Boone (“The Fault in Our Stars”) and written by Susan McMartin, the film promises the emotional depth Hoover fans have come to expect, paired with beautiful cinematography and a moving score. The trailer offers glimpses of heart-wrenching moments, including tense arguments between Morgan and Clara, flashbacks to the life they once had, and the complicated romance between Morgan and Jonah (played by Dave Franco), a man from her past who helps her rediscover hope.
Supporting roles include Mason Thames, Willa Fitzgerald, and Clancy Brown, rounding out a cast that’s ready to deliver powerhouse performances.
Like “It Ends With Us”—Hoover’s first novel-to-film hit that grossed over $350 million—Regretting You is poised to become another box office success. Fans of the book are excited to see the emotionally charged story come to life, while newcomers are being drawn in by the cast, the drama, and the universally relatable themes of love and loss.
Early reactions to the trailer have been glowing, with many calling it “gut-wrenching,” “honest,” and “impossible to ignore.” If the buzz is any indication, “Regretting You” is shaping up to be one of fall’s most talked-about dramas.
Mark your calendar—this is one film you’ll want to experience on the big screen.
