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When Cynthie Taylor lands her first actual acting gig—a main-character role in an indie British film—she is literally over the moon. There’s just one major issue: her costar, Jack, is ridiculously arrogant, deeply annoying, and unfortunately hot. He completely despises her, and honestly? The feeling is 100% mutual.
They’re basically going to war behind the camera, but their on-screen chemistry is somehow off the charts. The studio immediately spots the clout potential and cooks up a plan: fake a whole showmance to feed the fan culture and sell out tickets.
Fast forward thirteen years. Cynthie and Jack have successfully set strict boundaries and avoided each other at all costs—until a wild plot twist happens: a studio offers to make a sequel to the cult classic that started it all. The catch? They have to reboot the fake relationship… except this time, a documentary crew is tracking their every move 24/7.
Both of them desperately need this movie to succeed for their careers, but can two former enemies actually build real trust? And what happens when the lines between "doing it for the plot" and real-life feelings start getting totally blurred?
When Cynthie Taylor lands her first actual acting gig—a main-character role in an indie British film—she is literally over the moon. There’s just one major issue: her costar, Jack, is ridiculously arrogant, deeply annoying, and unfortunately hot. He completely despises her, and honestly? The feeling is 100% mutual.
They’re basically going to war behind the camera, but their on-screen chemistry is somehow off the charts. The studio immediately spots the clout potential and cooks up a plan: fake a whole showmance to feed the fan culture and sell out tickets.
Fast forward thirteen years. Cynthie and Jack have successfully set strict boundaries and avoided each other at all costs—until a wild plot twist happens: a studio offers to make a sequel to the cult classic that started it all. The catch? They have to reboot the fake relationship… except this time, a documentary crew is tracking their every move 24/7.
Both of them desperately need this movie to succeed for their careers, but can two former enemies actually build real trust? And what happens when the lines between "doing it for the plot" and real-life feelings start getting totally blurred?