James R | On 27, Mar 2019

“Did you know Michelle got paid to take Barack Obama on a date? Look how that turned out!” “Is that even true?” That’s the sound of Noah Centineo returning to your screens as a young boy who dreams up his perfect way to get to college: by selling himself as The Perfect Date for other people.

Starring in both To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before and Sierra Burgess is a Loser, Centineo has become the streaming giant’s first flagship heartthrob, with his Instagram following shooting up from 0.8 million before To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before to over 13 million. Now, he’s back as Brooks Rattigan, who, to raise funds for college, creates a dating app where he’ll “stand in” for non-existent boyfriends. But playing a different character every night of the week leads him to question who he really is, and who he wants to be with.

Centineo is joined by Riverdale’s Camila Mendes and Laura Marano (Lady Bird, Austin & Ally), with Chris Nelson (My Dead Ex) directing and Steve Bloom and Randall Green on scripting duties. The result premieres on Netflix on Friday 12th April. Here’s the trailer:

 

Netflix books in April for The Perfect Date

12th March 2019

If you’re counting down the days until you can get your next Noah Centineo fix, Netflix has good news for you: you only have to wait a few more weeks to go on The Perfect Date with the Netflix star.

Starring in both To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before and Sierra Burgess is a Loser, Centineo has become the streaming giant’s first flagship heartthrob, with his Instagram following shooting up from 0.8 million before To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before to over 13 million. Now, he and Riverdale’s Camila Mendes are teaming up for The Perfect Date, which is the kind of crossover event guaranteed to get teen viewers hitting the play button.

Centineo plays Brooks Rattigan, who, to raise funds for college, creates a dating app where he’ll “stand in” for non-existent boyfriends. But playing a different character every night of the week leads him to question who he really is, and who he wants to be with.

Mendes and Centineo are joined by Laura Marano (Lady Bird, Austin & Ally), Odiseas Georgiadis (Trinkets) and two-time Emmy nominee Matt Walsh (Veep). The film is directed by Chris Nelson (My Dead Ex) and written by Steve Bloom and Randall Green, with Awesomeness Films producing.

The film arrives on Netflix on Friday 12th April. Netflix announced the date in meme-worthy style, with a cheeky nod to Miss Congenialty.

Do you want to go on The Perfect Date?

Circle one:

YES or NO pic.twitter.com/Q89TuFs8Z9

— See What's Next (@seewhatsnext) March 7, 2019

 

The Perfect Date: Noah Centineo will be your boyfriend in Netflix rom-com

12th January 2019

Noah Centineo fans, get ready to add a new movie to your watchlist, because Netflix has acquired the rights to his latest rom-com, The Perfect Date.

Centineo, who starred in To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before and Sierra Burgess is a Loser – both released on Netflix last year – has become a veritable Netflix star and , an internet meme in his own right. Need proof? Just look at his Instagram count, which rose from 0.8 million before the release of To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before to 13.4 million.

With a sequel to that film already on the way, Netflix is doubling down on Centineo’s status as the internet’s dream boyfriend, snapping up the global rights to The Perfect Date from producers Awesomeness Films and Ace Entertainment.

Centineo will literally become that dream boyfriend as he plays Brooks Rattigan, who, to raise funds for college, creates a dating app where he’ll “stand in” for non-existent boyfriends. But playing a different character every night of the week leads him to question who he really is, and who he wants to be with.

Noah stars alongside Riverdale’s Camila Mendes, Laura Marano (Lady Bird, Austin & Ally), Odiseas Georgiadis (Trinkets) and two-time Emmy nominee Matt Walsh (Veep).

Te film is directed by Chris Nelson (My Dead Ex) and written by Steve Bloom and Randall Green, with Matt Kaplan and John Tomko producing and Jordan Levin, Brett Bouttier, Matthew Signer, Marc Beinstock, Robyn Marshall, Scott Levine, Don Dunn, Steve Bloom and David Blackman on board as Executive Producers.

The deal continues Netflix’s relationship with Awesomeness Films, which previously partnered with Netflix on 2017’s You Get Me as well as To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before.

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