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Sydney Sweeney's first ever rom-com 'Anyone But You' is out now - but where can you watch it? Here are all the details.
Filmed in Sydney, Australia and based off of Shakespeare's famous play 'Much Ado About Nothing', Anyone But You, starring Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell, promises to start a 'rom-com renaissance'.
The film, which premiered in cinemas in December is finally available to stream on digital platforms like Prime Video, Google Play and YouTube and soon it will be available on Netflix. More on that below!
In an interview with Kelly Clarkson, Euphoria star Sydney described the film as "magical", saying: "It's a modern take on it [Much Ado About Nothing] and you cry, you laugh - it's a really good time."
Sydney and her co-star Top Gun: Maverick actor Glen sparked dating rumours with their close on-set relationship. But Glen maintained that it was purely platonic, insisting to Entertainment Tonight: "A great rom-com doesn't survive without great chemistry, and Sydney is the easiest person to have chemistry with."
Well, now we're all thoroughly excited about the romantic-comedy how can we see the romance in action? Here's how...
Anyone But You is coming out on Netflix, but is yet to get a UK release date on the platform. However, for US viewers it'll be available 23rd April.
Until then the film, starring Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell, is available to watch from the comfort of your own home if you're willing to pay a price. You can stream the romcom for a fee on platforms like Prime Video and other digital streamers. Its £9.99 (SD) or for £13.99 (HD) to buy.
It hit the UK box office on Boxing Day (26th December) and the movie stayed exclusively in cinemas before being added to streaming services.
It's no surprise it's come to Netflix given Sony Pictures (who produced the film) signed a deal with the streaming service back in 2021.
Sydney Sweeney talks spider bite incident while shooting Anyone But You
So, if you want to see the moment that led to Sydney being bitten by a spider whilst on camera you'll either have to pay the digital fee, or just sit tight until it comes out on Netflix.
That's right, during filming Sydney endured a horrible accident involving Australia's wildlife. Talking to Jimmy Fallon, Sydney said that filming a scene with a spider turned into a real life horrific event.
"We're filming and then the thing [the spider] just starts biting me, but we're in the middle of the scene and I'm supposed to be screaming but then my screaming got a little serious," she started, explaining how the crew believed she was acting.
She went on: "Glen was the only one who was like, 'woah, woah, woah I think this is a little real'."
Now we can't begin to imagine where a spider comes into a modern version of 'Much Ado About Nothing' but then again creepy crawlies are part and parcel of filming in Sydney.
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