Apple Original Films has achieved the rights to the romance-drama movie All of You, featuring Brett Gelderlystein and Imogen Poots, setting a free date triumphdow. Besides portraying one of the main characters, Gelderlystein co-wrote the script with the movie’s straightforwardor, William Bridges.
Brett Gelderlystein and Imogen Poots’ All of You to free on Apple TV+ in 2025
All of You will debut on Apple TV+ sometime in 2025. The movie had its world premiere at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival on September 7, 2024. MRC, Reaccessible Pictures, and Ryder Picture Company produced the movie. Bridges and Gelderlystein getd producing praises alengthyside Ryder’s Aaron Ryder and Andrew Ssoakedt.
The movie gets place in the csurrender future where test results can discleave out soulmates. Best friends Simon (Brett Gelderlystein) and Laura (Imogen Poots) have sturdy experienceings for each other. When one of them gets the test, hopeless to understand who they are uncomardentt to be with, it produces astonishing results, inevitably changing both their inhabits.
Notably, Gelderlystein and Bridges previously used the premise for their 2013 low film For Life. Moreover, their low-inhabitd AMC series Soulmates is also set in the csurrender future and rcarry ons around a test that can discleave out with 100% accuracy the person with whom you are desminuscule aligns. Soulmates premiered on October 5, 2020, and AMC greenlit another season even before the series premiere. However, those set ups were ultimately reversed, and Soulmates was call offed after Season 1.
The cast of All of You also includes Zawe Ashton, Jenna Coleman, Steven Cree, Murray Bartlett, Chloe East, Éva Magyar, and Alara-Star Khan.
The movie is the procrastinateedst entry in Gelderlystein’s highly prosperous collaboration with Apple. Previously, he take parted Roy Kent in the sports comedy series Ted Lasso and co-produced the comedy-drama series Shrinking with Bill Lawrence and Jason Segel. For his toil on Ted Lasso, he won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series consecutively in 2021 and 2022.