You, Me & Tuscany

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You, Me & Tuscany

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Sometimes the wrong place is right where you need to be. From Will Packer, the blockbuster producer of Girls Trip, the Ride Along franchise, and ten movies that have opened No. 1 at the U.S. box office--including Night School, This Christmas and Think Like a Man--comes a delicious romantic comedy about one little lie, one large Italian villa, and two people getting lost in the sauce of love. Halle Bailey (The Little Mermaid, The Color Purple) stars as Anna, a young woman who has abandoned her dreams of becoming a chef and is now drifting through her twenties with a series of bad choices. When Anna loses her house-sitting job (and housing) in one fell swoop, a chance encounter with Matteo--a handsome Italian who happens to have a villa sitting empty in Tuscany--will inspire her to jet off for Italy, against the advice of her always-honest bestie, Claire (Home Before Dark's Aziza Scott). But Anna's plan to crash at Matteo's villa, without permission, just for one night, falls apart when Matteo's mother, Gabriella (Italian film icon Isabella Ferrari) shows up at the house unexpectedly. In a panic, Anna allows Gabriella to believe that she is Matteo's fiancée. That little lie becomes a big problem, though, when Matteo's cousin, Michael (Regé-Jean Page; Bridgerton, Black Bag) shows up, and Anna discovers that the heat between them may ignite a fire that will transform her life.

Critics Consensus

A sweet-natured throwback to the romantic comedies where stakes were low and chemistry easygoing, You, Me & Tuscany doesn't fully justify its credibility gaps but proves as pleasingly light and bubbly as Prosecco.

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Katie Walsh

Tribune News Service

1d

2.5/4

For an outlandish romance set in a theme-park version of Italy that features more slow-motion shots of food being tossed in the air than an ’80s McDonald’s commercial, it’s actually pretty charming.

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Peter Travers

The Travers Take

1d

2/4

In this romcom that evaporates while you’re watching it, a mismatched Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page fight a losing battle to outshine the Tuscan scenery.

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Moira MacDonald

Seattle Times

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3.5/4

So yes, this is a standard rom-com, in all the best of ways — both playing with the genre’s well-trodden tropes, and letting us enjoy how much fun they can be.

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Andrew Parker

The Gate

5h

3/10

You could plug inanimate objects into these roles and the movie would play to the same formula.

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Gissane Sophia

Lady Geeks Media

9h

Sparkling with gorgeous chemistry between its leads and stunning scenic shots in every frame, You, Me & Tuscany is a deliciously penned summer romance.

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Nate Adams

The Only Critic

14h

C

The problem is not that "You, Me & Tuscany" sticks to the formula, but that it rarely does anything inventive with it.

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The Truth

25m

A delightful romcom. I laughed, almost cried and laughed some more. Beautiful scenery. The main characters have very good chemistry that made this movie work. Now I want to take a trip to Tuscany and learn how to cook! I simply loved this movie.

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MARCO M

29m

a lot of funny fun movie

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LaTasha

32m

It was cute and funny

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Traci

34m

It's an adorable rom-com that didn't end with what I expected. I enjoyed the actors, seeing the beautiful scenery and delicious food.

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Don J

44m

Very charming movie Halle Bailey and Rege-Jean Page were both very likeable and had nice chemistry. Sure, there are some cheesy and cringe moments like with many romantic comedies. But overall, it was just a nice feel good romantic comedy and it looked beautiful on screen.

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Gilbert L

50m

Super cute! Love the two leads!

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Kat Coiro

Director

Halle Bailey

Anna

Regé-Jean Page

Michael

Lorenzo De Moor

Matteo

Marco Calvani

Actor

Isabella Ferrari

Gabriella

You, Me & Tuscany: Movie Clip - Claire Eats Room Service with Anna

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You, Me & Tuscany: Movie Clip - Michael Takes Anna to the Vineyard

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You, Me & Tuscany: Movie Clip - Buona Notte

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You, Me & Tuscany: Movie Clip - Anna Meets Matteo

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Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page Deliver Black Joy in You, Me & Tuscany

You, Me & Tuscany: Featurette - Totally Tuscany

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Regé-Jean Page Can SING

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Halle and Regé's Favorite Moments from You, Me & Tuscany

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Halle Bailey & Regé-Jean Page on Watching Movies Together

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You, Me & Tuscany: Featurette - Recipe for Romance

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You, Me & Tuscany: Featurette - Experience

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Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page Take Us to Italy in You, Me & Tuscany

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You, Me & Tuscany: Featurette - A Special Escape

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“I dedicated my life to Black joy.”

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Will Packer Is Bringing the Rom-Com Back to Theaters With You, Me & Tuscany

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Synopsis

Sometimes the wrong place is right where you need to be. From Will Packer, the blockbuster producer of Girls Trip, the Ride Along franchise, and ten movies that have opened No. 1 at the U.S. box office--including Night School, This Christmas and Think Like a Man--comes a delicious romantic comedy about one little lie, one large Italian villa, and two people getting lost in the sauce of love. Halle Bailey (The Little Mermaid, The Color Purple) stars as Anna, a young woman who has abandoned her dreams of becoming a chef and is now drifting through her twenties with a series of bad choices. When Anna loses her house-sitting job (and housing) in one fell swoop, a chance encounter with Matteo--a handsome Italian who happens to have a villa sitting empty in Tuscany--will inspire her to jet off for Italy, against the advice of her always-honest bestie, Claire (Home Before Dark's Aziza Scott). But Anna's plan to crash at Matteo's villa, without permission, just for one night, falls apart when Matteo's mother, Gabriella (Italian film icon Isabella Ferrari) shows up at the house unexpectedly. In a panic, Anna allows Gabriella to believe that she is Matteo's fiancée. That little lie becomes a big problem, though, when Matteo's cousin, Michael (Regé-Jean Page; Bridgerton, Black Bag) shows up, and Anna discovers that the heat between them may ignite a fire that will transform her life.

Director: Kat Coiro
Producer: Will Packer, Johanna Byer
Screenwriter: Ryan Engle
Distributor: Universal Pictures
Production Co: Will Packer Productions, Universal Pictures
Rating: PG-13 (Some Strong Language|Sexual Material)
Genre: Romance, Comedy
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Apr 10, 2026, Wide
Runtime: 1h 44m

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