Modern Family's Sarah Hyland and The Flash favourite Keiynan Lonsdale headline the first trailer for queer rom-com My Fake Boyfriend.
Directed by Rose Troche (Black Lightning) from a Luke Albright, Joe Wanjai Ross and Greg Boaldin script, this movie will be released on Friday, June 17 over on Prime Video.
It concerns a guy called Andrew, whose best mates convince him to create an imaginary partner in order to get over a recent break-up.
"The hamster wheel of your addiction to Nico has to be destroyed..." goes the pitch.
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"As Cristiano (the fake 'fella) goes viral and becomes a worldwide sensation, Andrew meets his real-life dream guy, Rafi, a charming restaurant owner," teases an official synopsis.
"Now, Andrew must find a way to put an end to the fake fling, evade his jealous ex, and win Rafi's heart in this fun and hilarious comedy about the crazy things we do for love."
Judging by the trailer (viewable at the top of this article), Prime Video subscribers are in for a right treat, with plenty of laughs in store alongside the romance.
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Buzzfeed Studio head Richard Alan Reid previously shared in a statement: "There is no better person to tell this queer love story than Rose Troche, and we're delighted to partner with Lionsgate to share this story with millennial and Gen Z audiences around the world."
Meanwhile, Lionsgate's vice president of co-productions and acquisitions Lauren Bixby added: "My Fake Boyfriend has the heart, laughs, and talent behind the scenes and in front of the camera that make this film a genuine win.
"We couldn't be more thrilled to be partnering with our friends at BuzzFeed on this fun romantic comedy."
My Fake Boyfriend streams on Prime Video from June 17.
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