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Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein showcased “great chemistry” on the Netflix Upfront red carpet in New York while promoting their upcoming rom‑com Office Romance. Lopez, a longtime fan of Goldstein, praised their on‑screen dynamic, which she described as growing as they shot the film, with Goldstein having co-written the project for Netflix; the movie is set to drop on June 5.
Netflix’s upfront leans into a “Get Closer” theme with Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein previewing their Office Romance rom‑com as Pete Davidson riffed on stage; the presentation also doubles down on the ad‑supported model, announcing expansion to 15 more markets and highlighting hundreds of millions of monthly viewers, while unveiling a packed slate (Bridgerton Season 5 in 2027, new adaptations and sports deals) and celebrity moments, plus Westminster Dog Show streaming.
Jennifer Lopez stars as a demanding airline CEO who falls for her bumbling workaholic attorney (Brett Goldstein) in the Netflix rom‑com Office Romance, directed by Ol Parker. Co-written by Goldstein and Joe Kelly, the film also features Betty Gilpin, Amy Sedaris, Jodie Whittaker, Mary Wiseman, Tony Hale, Bradley Whitford, and Edward James Olmos, and debuts June 5.
Netflix released the first trailer for Office Romance, a Jennifer Lopez‑led rom‑com co‑written by Brett Goldstein (with Joe Kelly) and directed by Ol Parker. The raunchy office-relationship comedy stars Lopez opposite Goldstein and features Betty Gilpin, Amy Sedaris, Tony Hale, Bradley Whitford and Edward James Olmos. The film arrives on Netflix June 5, continuing Lopez’s return to the rom‑com genre and her collaboration with Netflix after The Mother and Atlas.
Brett Goldstein, known for Ted Lasso, is starring, writing, and executive producing a new romantic comedy series called 'Escorted' about a divorced dad who becomes a male escort, which has received an eight-episode straight-to-series order from Amazon Prime Video.
Jennifer Lopez revealed Brett Goldstein as her favorite on-screen kisser during a game on Andy Cohen's show, sparking speculation about their off-screen relationship amid previous rumors. The article also covers other celebrity news, including Britney Spears' response to her ex-husband's memoir and updates on Tom Cruise, Ana de Armas, and others.
'All of You,' a romantic drama on Apple TV Plus starring Brett Goldstein and Imogen Poots, is a heartfelt and tender film that balances sentimentality with authenticity, leaving viewers emotionally moved despite familiar genre tropes.
Brett Goldstein, who played Roy Kent in the hit show "Ted Lasso," expressed his openness to a throuple between his character, Roy, Keeley, and Jamie. While the series finale left the love triangle unresolved, Goldstein shared his dream of a romantic relationship involving all three characters. "Ted Lasso" ran for three seasons and won 11 Primetime Emmys, with Goldstein also serving as a co-writer and co-producer on the show.
Harrison Ford will star in the AppleTV+ comedy "Shrinking," created by "Ted Lasso" writer and star Brett Goldstein. Goldstein was surprised when Ford's agent liked the script and sent it to him, and even more surprised when Ford said it was the best script and dialogue he'd ever read. After confirming the details, Ford agreed to be in the show and they spent the rest of the evening talking shop over dinner. "Shrinking" also stars Jason Segel, Jessica Williams, Jason Tenie, and Christa Miller and debuted on AppleTV+ in January.
Brett Goldstein, who plays Roy Kent and also serves as a writer on the hit comedy series Ted Lasso, reflected on his "truly magical" experience and thanked the show's writers, cast members, and crew in an Instagram message marking the Season 3 finale. While the finale wrapped up the storyline of the title character, it was never confirmed as a series finale, and there have been efforts to extend the franchise in some way.
Phil Dunster, who plays Jamie Tartt in Ted Lasso, discusses the latest episode "Sunflowers" and the evolution of Jamie and Roy's friendship. He also teases that there are some unexpected character relationship moments and more football to come in the rest of the season. The episode, shot in Amsterdam, is a turning point for many characters and features some of their biggest moments yet.
Brett Goldstein, star of "Ted Lasso" and co-creator of "Shrinking," discusses his growing fame and newfound sex symbol status. Despite his success, Goldstein remains humble and grateful for the opportunities that have come his way. He reflects on his journey to becoming a household name and his love for stand-up comedy. Goldstein also talks about the critical success of "Shrinking" and the personal experiences that inspired the show's storylines.
Brett Goldstein, writer and actor on the Apple TV+ series Ted Lasso, discusses how the show uses soccer as a way for men to access their emotions and how it explores themes of loss, masculinity, and father-son relationships. Goldstein also talks about his role as Roy Kent, a retired footballer-turned-assistant coach, and how it resonates with his own experiences growing up around football. He also discusses his co-creation of the Apple TV+ series Shrinking, which explores the therapist-patient relationship, and how he incorporates comedy into shows about serious topics.