Miranda Cosgrove will be putting on her dating shoes in an upcoming romantic comedy titled “The Wrong Paris”, where she stars as Dawn, a woman unknowingly thrust into a dating show in Paris, Texas instead of Paris, France, as originally thought. This entertaining mix-up complicates Dawn’s plans as unexpected feelings for the bachelor, played by Pierson Fodé, begin to emerge.
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Exclusive first-look photos from the film, set to premiere on Netflix on September 12, offer a glimpse into the world of “The Wrong Paris”. Cosgrove, who is not only the lead actress but also an executive producer on the project, channels her love for romantic comedies into her portrayal of Dawn. She hopes that the joy experienced while making the movie translates to the audience, bringing them happiness and laughter.
Directed by Janeen Damian and boasting a talented cast including Madison Pettis, Madeleine Arthur, Frances Fisher, Yvonne Orji, Torrance Coombs, and Hannah Stocking, “The Wrong Paris” promises a blend of physical comedy and heartfelt moments. Cosgrove speaks fondly of her experience working with her co-stars, highlighting the camaraderie shared on set and the new adventures she embarked on, such as welding classes and horseback riding lessons.
The actress reveals that the film draws inspiration from popular reality TV shows like “The Bachelor”, a genre that she finds intriguing and unifying. Fodé, who plays Dawn’s love interest, found connections to his character in his upbringing on a family farm in Washington State. The chemistry between Cosgrove and Fodé on screen is said to be palpable, with director Damian praising their performances as emotionally resonant and captivating.
As an executive producer, Cosgrove had a hand in shaping the narrative of “The Wrong Paris” and ensuring that the essence of a romantic comedy was authentically captured. Viewers can expect a rollercoaster of emotions as Dawn navigates the unexpected twists and turns of her dating show journey, all set against the backdrop of a quirky mix-up between Paris, Texas, and Paris, France.
With a release date set for September 12 on Netflix, “The Wrong Paris” promises to be a delightful escape into the world of romance and comedy, sprinkled with moments of hilarity and heartfelt connections. The cast’s dedication to bringing the story to life shines through in their performances, offering viewers an engaging and entertaining experience that celebrates the magic of love and laughter.
In a world where reality TV reigns supreme, “The Wrong Paris” stands out as a refreshing take on the genre, blending humour, romance, and genuine emotion to create a cinematic treat for audiences. As Cosgrove and Fodé’s characters navigate the trials and tribulations of love on screen, viewers are invited to join them on a journey filled with laughter, surprises, and perhaps even a touch of heartwarming romance. So mark your calendars for September 12 and get ready to dive into the charming world of “The Wrong Paris” on Netflix.