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The Hollywood Reporter profiles Callum Turner, highlighting how industry peers view him as a future Bond‑level star even as he navigates high‑profile projects like the rom‑com One Night Only opposite Monica Barbaro and indie roles Rose of Nevada, while juggling life with wife Dua Lipa and pursuing a mix of prestige and blockbuster opportunities.
The day’s entertainment roundup includes a trailer for Will Gluck’s One Night Only, a rom-com set in a world where premarital sex is legal for only 12 hours a year and opens August 7 with a star-studded cast; Dan Reed criticizes the Michael Jackson biopic Michael as distorting the truth and reinforcing myth; Letterboxd may be up for sale by Tiny as it eyes monetization; and at the weekend box office, Michael posts the biggest-ever biopic opening with $97 million in the US and $217 million worldwide, followed by The Super Mario Galaxy Movie in second place.
Universal Pictures released the trailer for One Night Only, a Will Gluck–directed romantic comedy starring Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner as two singles who meet in a slightly fictionalized New York City on the one night of the year when single people are allowed to have sex; a series of missteps and city-spanning detours test their connection, with a starry supporting cast including Molly Ringwald and LeVar Burton. The film arrives in theaters August 7.
Sony's romantic comedy film "Anyone But You" fails to deliver beyond its glossy visuals, lacking the charm and depth expected from the genre. Starring Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell, the film follows the predictable storyline of two characters who become sworn enemies after a one-night stand, only to pretend to be a couple later on. Director Will Gluck fails to develop the characters beyond their attractive appearances, resulting in a soulless and unconvincing romance. The film's attempts to incorporate Shakespearean elements and meta-commentary fall flat, leaving audiences questioning the decision to release this lackluster romcom.
Director Will Gluck takes responsibility for the poorly received teaser trailer of the rom-com film "Anyone But You," admitting that they tried to be too clever with it, leading to confusion among viewers who thought it was a psychosexual thriller instead. Gluck clarifies that the movie is a big, fun comedy with romance and farcical elements, and the new full-length trailer aligns more clearly with the genre. The film follows Bea and Ben, who pretend to be a couple again at a destination wedding to deal with their respective exes. "Anyone But You" will be released on December 22.