‘Red, White & Royal Wedding’ Sequel Kicks Off Filming: Uma Thurman and Sarah Shahi Return—But Who’s Really Calling the Shots Behind the Crown?
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Is it just me, or does the cosmic alignment today scream “royal romance and diplomatic drama”? As Venus sways in harmony with Jupiter, love (and political intrigue) is clearly in the stars—just in time for the cameras to roll on Red, White & Royal Wedding, the much-anticipated sequel to 2023’s swoon-worthy queer rom-com Red, White & Royal Blue. Amazon MGM Studios has just dropped the full cast list, with Taylor Zakhar Perez and Nicholas Galitzine back to reignite their on-screen magic, alongside a royal lineup featuring Uma Thurman and fresh faces like Henry Ashton. Though the plot remains under wraps, insiders tease that the wedding bells will chime for Princess Beatrice—Prince Henry’s younger sister—setting the stage for more love, laughs, and those charming political tightropes. So, if you’re wondering whether your own love life could benefit from a little royal interference or just a dash of Hollywood sparkle, keep your eyes peeled. After all, with this much star power and celestial serendipity, it’s bound to be a marquee event. LEARN MORE
Love and diplomacy are in the air again as sequel feature Red, White & Royal Wedding begins production.
Amazon MGM Studios announced the full cast Wednesday for director Jamie Babbit’s movie follow-up to its 2023 queer romance Red, White & Royal Blue. Stars Taylor Zakhar Perez and Nicholas Galitzine were previously confirmed to reprise their roles after originating them in director Matthew López’s initial film that adapted author Casey McQuiston’s 2019 novel.
The castmembers who have been newly confirmed to return from the first movie include Uma Thurman (Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair), Sarah Shahi (Paradise), Rachel Hilson (This Is Us), Ellie Bamber (Moss & Freud), Clifton Collins Jr. (Jockey), Stephen Fry (The Morning Show), Thomas Flynn (Run Away), Aneesh Sheth (Marvel’s Jessica Jones) and Malcolm Atobrah (The Running Man). Newcomers to the cast include Henry Ashton (A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms) and Alex Høgh Andersen (Vikings).
Plot details have not yet been revealed for the sequel that has a script credited to McQuiston, López and Gemma Burgess. López produces alongside Greg Berlanti, Sarah Schechter and Michael McGrath for Berlanti Schechter Films, in addition to Jennifer Salke for Sullivan Street Productions. McQuiston and Michael Constable will executive produce.
Red, White & Royal Wedding’s Instagram account posted a video earlier this week in which Perez and Galitzine clarified that the titular nuptials involve Princess Beatrice (Bamber), the younger sister to Galitzine’s character, Prince Henry.
“I do want to say that we are here for Bea’s wedding,” said Perez, who plays First Son Alex Claremont-Diaz. Added Galitzine about their own characters potentially tying the knot: “Don’t get confused. That’s a long ways off, at this point.”
The sequel’s production launch follows the recent popularity for Heated Rivalry, which aired its first season late last year on HBO Max and similarly focuses on an enemies-to-lovers LGBTQ relationship.
Thurman is represented by CAA, Untitled Entertainment, Jonathan Sanders & Co and Jacobson Teller. Shahi is repped by Independent Artists Group, Untitled Entertainment and Ginsburg Daniels. Hilson is repped by CAA and Neon Kite. Bamber is repped by UTA. Collins is repped by MGMT. Entertainment, CAA and Yorn Levine. Fry is repped by CAA and Hamilton Hodell. Flynn is repped by Jonathan Arun Group. Sheth is repped by Jonathan Arun Group and 1022m Management. Atobrah is repped by Identity Agency Group. Ashton is repped by Emptage Hallett and Multitude Media. Andersen is repped by Art Management and UTA.
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