#The Royal Treatment

Laura Marano is the first to admit that her new movie, “The Royal Treatment,” isn’t wholly original. In the Netflix film — which she produced alongside her sister, actress Vanessa Marano, and their mother, Ellen Marano — the “Austin & Ally” alum plays Izzy, an outspoken hairstylist who is hired to give the prince of fictional Lavania (“Aladdin” star Mena Massoud) a much-needed haircut after his royal butler accidentally calls the wrong salon.

In Netflix's The Royal Treatment, Laura Marano stars as Izzy, a New York hairdresser who gets the job of a lifetime when she's invited to Lavania to do hair for a royal wedding. What she doesn't expect is to discover a connection with the prince, who also happens to be the groom. The two while away the hours getting to know each other, and through it all, Izzy's thick accent that could only belong to a true New Yorker is right there. But is Marano's New York accent real? Spoiler alert: it definitely isn't. But, as it turns out, she pulled from real-life experiences to nail the accent you heard on screen.

You may remember actress Laura Marano from her Disney Channel days on Austin and Ally. She went on to star in the Netflix rom-com The Perfect Date with Noah Centineo in 2019, and now she's back on the streaming giant with the adorable flick The Royal Treatment. It's about a hairstylist named Izzy (Laura) who gets the chance of a lifetime to work at a royal wedding. But when she and Prince Thomas start to develop feelings for one another, it puts them in a difficult situation.

In the new Netflix movie “ The Royal Treatment,” the chief of staff for the prince of a fictional European country accidentally calls a run-down salon in the Bronx to schedule a haircut for His Royal Highness, Prince Thomas. Upon hearing who he says he works for, Izzy, the owner of said salon replies, “Yeah, and I’m the Queen of Genovia” in a thick New York accent.

The Royal Treatment is now streaming on Netflix and chances are if you’re here reading this piece you’ve either just begun or finished watching the movie and are curious to know where exactly the film was filmed. It’s not an uncommon question, in fact, it’s one I too...

The new movie The Royal Treatment was just released on Netflix and most of the movie takes place in Lavania. If you’re anything like us, you probably went right to Google just to confirm if Lavania is a real country or not. The Royal Treatment follows Laura Marano as...

If there’s one thing Netflix is consistently good at, it’s making mediocre-but-extremely-watchable cheesy romantic comedies. This week, that cheesy rom-com is The Royal Treatment, which stars Laura Marano as a New York hairdresser and Mena Massoud as a prince of a made-up country who employs her services. Directed...

“The Royal Treatment,” a commoner-meets-prince romantic comedy premiering Thursday, Jan. 20, on Netflix, wavers between too little and too much fantasy, and between charming and simply odd. The trouble starts with attempts to ground the protagonist, hairstylist Izzy (Laura Marano, from Netflix’s “The Perfect Date”), in New York City...

Laura Marano has released her brand new song “Worst Kind of Hurt” with Wrabel!. The 26-year-old actress and singer’s new track is also featured in her brand new Netflix movie The Royal Treatment, which premiered TODAY (January 20). “Worst Kind of Hurt is officially out!!!! Ahhhh, there...

In the new Netflix movie “ The Royal Treatment,” the chief of staff for the prince of a fictional European country accidentally calls a run-down salon in the Bronx to schedule a haircut for His Royal Highness, Prince Thomas. Upon hearing who he says he works for, Izzy, the owner of said salon replies, “Yeah, and I’m the Queen of Genovia” in a thick New York accent.

Aladdin's Mena Massoud stars as Thomas, a man who finds himself falling for the "wrong" woman in the first trailer for upcoming Netflix rom-com The Royal Treatment. Described as a mix of The Princess Diaries and Cinderella, the movie – which releases on January 20, 2022 – centres on New York-based hairdresser Isabella (Laura Marano), who books a high-profile job fixing up a noble groom-to-be before his big day.

During the holiday season, Netflix is abuzz with different romantic comedies. This is the prime time for romance, and the streaming platform has a lot of options. TV Line recently ranked all the Christmas-themed romances that Netflix has to offer, and it's hard to argue with number one: "The Christmas Prince."