As with any adaptation, Red, White & Royal Blue makes a few tweaks here and there.For example, instead of first meeting each other at the 2016 Olympics in Rio as they do in the book, the film ...

Book-to-screen adaptations are basically synonymous with “change,” but it’s understandable. In the case of Red, White & Royal Blue, it makes sense that certain details must be sacrificed to ...

Red, White & Royal Blue intimacy coordinator on working with Matthew Lopez, rehearsal processes, representations of queer sex and the SAG-AfTRA strike.

Red, White & Royal Blue will premiere globally on August 11, exclusively on Prime Video. The film, which is rated R, is not expected to be released in theaters.

“Red, White & Royal Blue” kicks off with a royal wedding, at which there’s a confrontation between the groom’s younger brother, Prince Henry (Nicholas Galitzine), and one Alex Claremont ...

Judging from Red, White & Royal Blue, the picketers have plenty of reasons to worry. While credited as the freshman effort from director and co-screenwriter Matthew López, the Tony Award-winning ...

Red, White & Royal Blue, which became a runaway hit, selling more than 100,000 copies in seven months, is a big-hearted story full of wit and plenty of charm.

Red, White and Royal Blue can be found where all books are sold. If you’re looking for a paperback, Amazon Australia currently has the cheapest copy available right now in the form of its film ...

How to watch Red, White and Royal Blue in the US, UK, Canada and Australia Viewers around the world can watch Red, White and Royal Blue on Prime Video starting Friday (Aug. 11) at 12:01 a.m. ET.

There’s nothing about Red, White & Royal Blue—a movie about the president’s son falling for the Prince of England—that particularly rings of realism. From the film’s glaring green-screen ...

Adapted from Casey McQuiston’s 2019 New York Times best-selling novel, Red White and Royal Blue has the kind of ready-to-go fan base that streamers and studios dream of.

But of course, there'd be differences be between the “Red, White & Royal Blue” book and film. Director Matthew López wasn't scared of fans' obsession. After all, he's a lover of the book himself.