Opposite to rumors suggesting in any other case, a sequel to Nancy Meyers’ “The Vacation” is not within the works. However we do have one other house-swapping rom-com from a girl director to stay up for. A trailer simply launched for Reese Witherspoon-starrer “Your Place or Mine.” Penned and helmed by “The Satan Wears Prada” scribe Aline Brosh McKenna, the pic tells the story of two long-distance BFFs, and complete opposites, who resolve to swap homes and lives for every week. Peter (Ashton Kutcher) can sense that Debbie (Witherspoon), a single mother, is in dire want of a break. “You need assistance. Let me assist,” he insists within the spot. The plan is for him to come back to LA for every week and handle Debbie’s son whereas she stays at Peter’s house in NYC for some much-needed relaxation and leisure.
Debbie and Peter have been buddies for 20 years, however they didn’t begin off as friends. The spot reveals that they attached approach again when, however determined they had been higher off conserving issues platonic. “My mother at all times says you’re horrible with girls,” Debbie’s son (Wesley Kimmel) tells Peter.
Requested by a brand new pal (Zoe Chao) what her love life is like, Debbie responds, “kind of like an outdated ghost city.” However issues don’t keep that approach. She meets a man (Jesse Williams) and begins to fall for him. Issues get sophisticated when Debbie begins to suspect that Peter could also be excited about greater than friendship together with her.
Witherspoon gained an Oscar for “Stroll the Line” and acquired a nod for “Wild.” She netted an Emmy for her work as an exec producer on “Huge Little Lies.” The budding mogul’s upcoming slate features a third installment of the “Legally Blonde” franchise.
“Your Place or Mine” marks Brosh McKenna’s function directorial debut. She helmed 4 episodes of The CW’s “Loopy Ex-Girlfriend,” a musical comedy collection she co-created with star Rachel Bloom.
“Your Place or Mine” hits Netflix February 10. Bloom and “One Mississippi” alumna Tig Notaro co-star.
Supply: Women And Hollywood