Rob Lowe, Cameron Diaz and Stephen Merchant 
News

Rob Lowe joins Cameron Diaz and Stephen Merchant's next

The yet-to-be-titled film will see Stephen Merchant star and direct from a screenplay he co-wrote with John Butler.

Cinema Express Desk

Rob Lowe is the latest to join the cast of Stephen Merchant and Cameron Diaz's upcoming rom-com for Amazon MGM Studios. The yet-to-be-titled film will see Merchant star and direct from a screenplay he co-wrote with John Butler.

He joins previously announced cast members Jake Lacy, Josh Segarra, Sherry Cola, Fabrizio Guido, Lisa Gilroy, Myra Lucretia Taylor and Dustin Ybarra.

According to the makers, the film centres on a career-obsessed British man (Merchant) working at a luxury New York hotel who requires a spouse to maintain appearances. He enters a convenient arrangement with a cash-strapped stand-up comedian (Diaz) seeking health insurance. What begins as a practical agreement gradually evolves into an unforeseen romantic connection.

The film is produced by Lee Eisenberg and Merchant, alongside Point Grey Pictures’ Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, James Weaver and Josh Fagen. Natalie Sandy serves as executive producer.

Rob Lowe has built a diverse career across film, television, and writing. His notable works include St. Elmo’s Fire, About Last Night, and The Outsiders, along with the popular series Parks and Recreation. He has also appeared in projects like Behind the Candelabra, Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, and Tommy Boy. More recently, Lowe has taken on both acting and producing roles in 9-1-1: Lone Star, a Texas-set spinoff of the 9-1-1 franchise.

Dharman, starring Rajinikanth, wraps third schedule; Raashii Khanna removes Ram Pothineni post

Jailer 2's One Name is another hero elevation song for Rajinikanth's Muthuvel Pandian

Bhed Bakri Bhoot Movie Review: The writing is on the wall

Keerthy Suresh-Radhika Apte starrer Akka to premiere in October: Reports

Rajkummar Rao’s Shahid gets OTT release after 13 years; co-writer Apurva Asrani pens note about ‘politics of fear’