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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Casey McQuiston’s bestselling novel has been turned into a movie with the release of Red, White, & Royal Blue. Featuring Uma Thurman as the first female President, it premiered on Friday, August ...

Tony-winning playwright Matthew López adapted Casey McQuiston’s bestselling novel about a romance between a British prince and the son of a U.S. president.

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.