Paramount’s Colleen Hoover Movie ‘Regretting You’ Available In Homes Tuesday
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The secondColleen Hoover feature adaptation,Regretting You,will be available via digital tomorrow, Nov. 25, it was just announced.
The $30 million Constantin-financed movie, whichParamount acquired, opened on Oct. 24, hence the theatrical window here is 32 days to PVOD. The movie bowed to $13.6 million at the domestic box office and has legged out to $47.2M stateside, close to $87M worldwide.
While lower than Sony/Wayfarer Studios’ Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni sensationIt Ends With Us ($351M-plus at the global box office), that’s becauseRegretting Youwasn’t one of Hoover’s more popular novels. There was a frenzy to scoop up the authors’ works for the big screen postIt Ends With Us. Paramount nabbedRegretting Youfirst, followed by Universal withReminders of Him(due out March 13, 2026), and Amazon MGM Studios with the Anne Hathaway-Dakota Johnson-Josh Hartnett featureVerity(Oct. 2, 2026).
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Regretting Youfollows Clara (Mckenna Grace) whose world is turned upside down. The last thing she expects is love but then Miller (Mason Thames) changes everything. With his quiet strength and steady warmth, he helps her rediscover joy in the middle of the chaos. A tender tale of first love, second chances, and the kind of connection that makes everything brighter. The movie also stars Allison Williams and Dave Franco.
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The digital release ofRegretting Youwill include over 20 minutes of extras including the following featurettes:
Adapting You:A behind the scenes look at bringing the book to screen with the cast and the crew.
Love in Loss:Stars share the love and loss in their lives.
A Life Without Regret:The cast and crew expound more on personal relationships.
Promposal:Experience the romantic side of the cast and crew as they reminisce on promposals.
There’s also deleted scenes and outtakes.
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Hoover has to be up there among the all time greatest in terms of popularity vs. talent disparity. Like, her writing would get barely passing grades in a high school creative writing class. And yet… Here we are.
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