Multiple outlets report that Reese Witherspoon has joined two new romantic comedies set at Netflix titled Your Place or Mine and The Cactus. The actress will also produce the projects through her Hello Sunshine company. 

“We have been looking for the right feature opportunities to collaborate with Ted Sarandos, Scott Stuber, and the entire team at Netflix for a while and we couldn’t be more excited to be working with them on these two romantic comedies,” Witherspoon said in a statement. “Both Sarah Haywood’s and Aline Brosh McKenna’s stories blend everything we love about traditional RomComs with strong, smart, and determined female leads.”

Witherspoon’s most recently starred on The Morning Show and on Little Fires Everywhere.

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The Oscar-winner’s Hello Sunshine has lined up its next project. According to Variety, Fox 2000 has acquired the best-selling novel Where the Crawdads Sings and has tapped Witherspoon’s production company to produce a feature film adaptation. Witherspoon and her partner Lauren Levy Neustadter will produce the feature.

Witherspoon is a big fan of the Delia Owens novel selecting the New York Times best-seller for inclusion in her Reese’s Book Club.

“With a jaw-dropping mystery, stunning Southern setting, and endlessly fascinating female heroine at its center, I loved this book the moment I read it and am so excited to join forces with Elizabeth and her team to bring Delia’s truly moving page-turner to the screen,” Witherspoon said in a statement.

“I knew and loved Delia’s writing so when I saw that Reese’s Book Club was recommending her new book, I started reading it right away. It is absolutely exquisite, so I immediately reached out to Reese and Lauren and said I wanted to bring it to life on film alongside them,” Elizabeth Gabler of Fox 2000 said in a statement. “We at Fox 2000 have an incredible synergy with Reese, Lauren, and their team at Hello Sunshine, and I am elated that we can once again be partners in the creation of yet another extraordinary film from an outstanding literary property.”

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Americanized, based on Saedi’s memoir of the same name, tells the story of a loving and off-beat Iranian family, with a very big secret: they’re undocumented immigrants. According to Variety, the half-hour comedy will serve as a window into the life of a Middle-Eastern household while exploring the universal truths that bond every type of “American” family.

Witherspoon will executive produce the single-camera series for ABC. Saedi will pen the script and exec produce the comedy for ABC Studios alongside Witherspoon and Lauren Levy Neustadter for Hello Sunshine. 

Witherspoons’ Hello Sunshine has three straight-to-series projects in the works at Apple, Little Fires Everywhere for Hulu and Big Little Lies for HBO. 

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Multiple outlets report that Reese Witherspoon has joined two new romantic comedies set at Netflix titled Your Place or Mine and The Cactus. The actress will also produce the projects through her Hello Sunshine company. 

“We have been looking for the right feature opportunities to collaborate with Ted Sarandos, Scott Stuber, and the entire team at Netflix for a while and we couldn’t be more excited to be working with them on these two romantic comedies,” Witherspoon said in a statement. “Both Sarah Haywood’s and Aline Brosh McKenna’s stories blend everything we love about traditional RomComs with strong, smart, and determined female leads.”

Witherspoon’s most recently starred on The Morning Show and on Little Fires Everywhere.

The post Reese Witherspoon to Star in Two Netflix Rom-coms appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The Oscar-winner’s Hello Sunshine has lined up its next project. According to Variety, Fox 2000 has acquired the best-selling novel Where the Crawdads Sings and has tapped Witherspoon’s production company to produce a feature film adaptation. Witherspoon and her partner Lauren Levy Neustadter will produce the feature.

Witherspoon is a big fan of the Delia Owens novel selecting the New York Times best-seller for inclusion in her Reese’s Book Club.

“With a jaw-dropping mystery, stunning Southern setting, and endlessly fascinating female heroine at its center, I loved this book the moment I read it and am so excited to join forces with Elizabeth and her team to bring Delia’s truly moving page-turner to the screen,” Witherspoon said in a statement.

“I knew and loved Delia’s writing so when I saw that Reese’s Book Club was recommending her new book, I started reading it right away. It is absolutely exquisite, so I immediately reached out to Reese and Lauren and said I wanted to bring it to life on film alongside them,” Elizabeth Gabler of Fox 2000 said in a statement. “We at Fox 2000 have an incredible synergy with Reese, Lauren, and their team at Hello Sunshine, and I am elated that we can once again be partners in the creation of yet another extraordinary film from an outstanding literary property.”

The post Reese Witherspoon to Produce “Where the Crawdads Sing” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Americanized, based on Saedi’s memoir of the same name, tells the story of a loving and off-beat Iranian family, with a very big secret: they’re undocumented immigrants. According to Variety, the half-hour comedy will serve as a window into the life of a Middle-Eastern household while exploring the universal truths that bond every type of “American” family.

Witherspoon will executive produce the single-camera series for ABC. Saedi will pen the script and exec produce the comedy for ABC Studios alongside Witherspoon and Lauren Levy Neustadter for Hello Sunshine. 

Witherspoons’ Hello Sunshine has three straight-to-series projects in the works at Apple, Little Fires Everywhere for Hulu and Big Little Lies for HBO. 

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