THIS TIME NEXT YEAR Trailer (2024) Lucien Laviscount, Sophie Cookson, Romance Movie

THIS TIME NEXT YEAR Trailer (2024) Lucien Laviscount, Sophie Cookson, Romance Movie

THIS TIME NEXT YEAR Trailer (2024) Lucien Laviscount, John Hannah, Sophie Cookson, Romance Movie
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"If I cross a line, I ruin it." "Everything's such a mess right now..." Signature Ent. in the UK has debuted an official trailer for a sweet new British romantic comedy film called This Time Next Year, arriving on VOD in June this summer in the UK. No US date is set yet, and this hasn't played at any festivals either, despite looking pretty good. Minnie and Quinn are born on the same day, one minute apart, in the same hospital in London. Their lives may have begun together, but their worlds couldn't be more different now. Years later they find themselves bumping into each other again. Maybe it's time for her to finally take a chance on love. Lucien Laviscount (best known from Emily in Paris) and Sophie Cookson (from "Gypsy" & Infinite) star in this effervescent tale of romance, friendship and two separate lives destined to align. It's directed by acclaimed editor Nick Moore (who has edited many British classics including Notting Hill, About a Boy, Love Actually, Along Came Polly, Nanny McPhee, Wild Child). This looks charming! It's simple yet sweet.

Here's the official UK trailer (+ poster) for Nick Moore's This Time Next Year, from Signature's YouTube:

This Time Next Year Poster

This Time Next Year Film

Flung together at a New Year's Eve party one year, Minnie (Sophie Cookson) & Quinn (Lucien Laviscount) quickly realise they share a connection - they were born on New Year’s Day of the same year, in the same London hospital. Minnie grew up convinced that this mysterious Quinn stole all her luck, setting her on a path of misfortune. Horrified at the misunderstanding, Quinn is set on making amends. But is it Quinn or is it fate that is scheming to bring the two together? Only time will tell... This Time Next Year is directed by acclaimed British film editor Nick Moore, director of the films Wild Child, Horrid Henry: The Movie, and Pudsey the Dog: The Movie previously, and an editor on many classics including Notting Hill, About a Boy, Love Actually, Along Came Polly, Nanny McPhee, and Morning Glory. The screenplay is written by Sophie Cousens. It's produced by Erika Hossington, Herbert Kloiber, and Giuliano Papadia. This hasn't premiered at any film festivals or elsewhere, as far as we know. Signature Ent. will debut This Time Next Year direct-to-VOD in the UK starting June 3rd, 2024 this summer. No US release date is confirmed yet - stay tuned.
Signature Entertainment has released the first trailer for the upcoming romantic comedy This Time Next Year, based on Sophie Cousens’ New York Times bestselling novel of the same name. The feature is set to arrive on digital platforms on June 3, 2024.

This Time Next Year, described as “a moving, joyful love story,” stars Sophie Cookson (The Huntsman: Winter’s War) and Lucien Laviscount (Emily in Paris) as two different people brought together through fate. The film is directed by acclaimed editor Nick Moore, whose work includes Wild Child, Notting Hill, About a Boy, and Love Actually.

Watch the trailer down below (watch more trailers):

What Is This Time Next Year About?
The upcoming feature will center on Quinn Hamilton (Laviscount) and Minnie Cooper (Cookson), who — despite their differences — share the same birthday, birth year, and birthplace. Both of them were even born in the same London-based hospital.

Though they entered the world on the same day, their worlds couldn’t be more different: Quinn seems to have his life figured out, while Minnie’s life is filled with an unfortunate series of events. Minnie grew up believing that her birthday was forever cursed because of a man she had never met — until they accidentally met each other during their thirtieth birthday.

“Flung together at a New Year’s Eve party, Minnie and Quinn quickly realize they share a connection — they were born on New Year’s Day of the same year, in the same London hospital, one minute apart,” the synopsis reads. “Minnie grew up convinced that this mysterious Quinn — born first — stole the name her mother planned for her, and with it all her luck, setting her on a path of misfortune. Horrified at the misunderstanding, Quinn is set on making amends. But is it Quinn or is it fate that is scheming to bring the two together?”
British romantic comedy ‘This Time Next Year’ is coming to digital platforms in June courtesy of Signature Entertainment.

With a cast led by Lucien Laviscount (‘Emily in Paris’) and Sophie Cookson (‘Kingsman: The Secret Service’), the film is directed by Nick Moore (‘Wild Child’) and written by Sophie Cousens. Watch the trailer below:

Flung together at a New Year’s Eve party, Minnie and Quinn quickly realise they share a connection – they were born on New Year’s Day of the same year, in the same London hospital, one minute apart. Minnie grew up convinced that this mysterious Quinn – born first – stole the name her mother planned for her, and with it all her luck, setting her on a path of misfortune. Horrified at the misunderstanding, Quinn is set on making amends. But is it Quinn or is it fate that is scheming to bring the two together?

The film also stars Golda Rosheuvel (‘Bridgerton’), John Hannah (‘The Mummy’), Monica Dolan (‘Pride’), Anita Dobson (‘EastEnders’) and Mandip Gill (‘Doctor Who’). See the key artwork below:

This Time Next Year - Lucien Laviscount and Sophie Cookson
Credit: Signature Entertainment
‘This Time Next Year’ is available on Digital Platforms 3rd June 2024, distributed by Signature Entertainment.
Protagonist Pictures (via Deadline) unveiled the first look for This Time Next Year, an upcoming romantic comedy based on Sophie Cousens’ New York Times best-selling novel of the same name.

Starring Sophie Cookson (The Huntsman: Winter’s War) and Lucien Laviscount (Emily in Paris), the forthcoming feature is directed by Wild Child’s filmmaker Nick Moore, who has served as an editor for various hit rom-coms including Notting Hill and Love Actually.

What Is This Time Next Year About?
The film will center on the two complete strangers, Quinn (Laviscount) and Minnie (Cookson), who share not only the same birthday — which is on New Year’s Day — but the same birth year and birth place: a hospital in London.

“Flung together at a New Year’s Eve party, Minnie and Quinn quickly realize they share a connection — they were born on New Year’s Day of the same year, in the same London hospital, one minute apart,” the synopsis reads. “Minnie grew up convinced that this mysterious Quinn — born first — stole the name her mother planned for her, and with it all her luck, setting her on a path of misfortune. Horrified at the misunderstanding, Quinn is set on making amends. But is it Quinn or is it fate that is scheming to bring the two together?”

You can check out the first look for This Time Next Year down below:

Image via Protagonist Pictures, Chris Harris
This Time Next Year, described as “an effervescent, serendipitous tale of friendship” and “romance,” is filmed in London and Rome. BlackBox Multimedia’s Giuliano Papadia and Night Train Media’s Herbert L. Kloiber served as the film’s producers.

In addition to Cookson and Laviscount, Bridgerton’s Golda Rosheuvel also joined the cast alongside Doctor Who’s Mandip Gill, Four Weddings and a Funeral’s John Hannah, and Cyrano’s Monica Dolan.
I know I've been flipping back and forth a LOT with my opinion on the upcoming martial arts movie The Forbidden Kingdom, but now I've settled - holy shit this looks amazing!! This is what a trailer for this movie should be all about! No need to intro it with that terrible story about the kid being transported back in time, you can figure that out when you see it. Just focus on the two great martial artists - Jackie Chan and Jet Li - and then spend the rest of the time showing just a few of the awesome fights we'll see. By the end with the big fight montage I was pumped up and ready to see this tomorrow! I truly hope it's as good as the trailer makes it out to be.

Back in mid-November of 2007 we ran a trailer with some early edits of footage. After watching that I said that it was "pretty much absolute bad ass all contained within one 2-minute video." Then in late December an official teaser trailer was released that I didn't much like. I went as far as to say that "this seems way too cheesy and way too much of a 'fantasy adventure'." Now I've flipped back to the good side again and will officially say that I think this looks like it could be incredible.

Watch the newest trailer for The Forbidden Kingdom:

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You can also watch The Forbidden Kingdom trailer in High Definition at Yahoo

The Forbidden Kingdom is directed by Rob Minkoff, of Disney's The Lion King, Stuart Little, and The Haunted Mansion, and was written by John Fusco (Young Guns, Hidalgo). Wait, what, a Disney director doing a kung fu epic?! The fight choreography in the film was done by Yuen Wo Ping, who choreographed the complete Matrix trilogy and both Kill Bill movies. The Forbidden Kingdom arrives in theaters from Lionsgate on April 18th. The newest poster is featured below.
This Time Next Year centers around a couple that discovers a connection through birthdates and a hospital.
The romcom is an adaptation of a best-selling novel written by Sophie Cousens.
Directed by Nick Moore, the movie includes a cast with familiar faces like Sophie Cookson, John Hannah and Golda Rosheuvel.
We all know that love is a universal language, but it's always comforting to get confirmation. In This Time Next Year, this confirmation comes from across the pond. Today, Signature Entertainment released though Deadline a trailer for the British romcom that highlights its most lovable aspects. The story centers around a couple that discovers during a New Year's Eve party that they share a highly improbable connection. The movie is set to premiere on the UK on June 3, and an American release window is yet to be announced.

Since we'll have to wait a little to find out all that happens in This Time Next Year, the trailer already reveals what the mysterious connection is that Minnie (Sophie Cookson) and Quinn (Lucien Laviscount) share. Both of them were born on New Year's Day of the same year, at the same hospital and one minute apart from each other. To say they were destined to meet is an understatement, and the couple also realizes that from the start.

This Time Next Year will also get creative with the mandatory meet-cute: Minnie and Quinn's first encounter happens when she accidentally breaks the handle of a door during a party and immediately panics. Luckily, Quinn hears her through the noise of the party and opens the door for her. Even though they instantly like each other, Minnie realizes that Quinn's name is the one that she would have if he wasn't born in the same place and at the same time as her.

'This Time Next Year' Is Adapted By The Best Writer Possible
Book stans out there will be happy to realize that This Time Next Year is based on The New York Times best-selling novel of the same name by author Sophie Cousens. Fans of the novel will be extra stoked to learn that the author herself penned the screenplay and adapted her own novel. Cousens is no stranger to the entertainment business, though: She worked as a producer on The Graham Norton Show and on Russell Howard's Good News.

The movie is directed by Nick Moore, who's been a major editor of romcoms for the past two decades. He edited Notting Hill, About a Boy, Along Came Polly, Burnt, Red, White and Royal Blue and many, many others. For the cast of This Time Next Year, he also recruited John Hannah (Spartacus: Blood and Sand), Golda Rosheuvel (Bridgerton), Monica Dolan (Black Mirror), Mandip Gill (Doctor Who) and Anita Dobson (Eastenders).

This Time Next Year premieres in the UK on June 3. The U.S. release date is yet to be announced. You can watch the trailer above.