While he’s gotten close, Jason Sudeikis hasn’t quite broken out as a fullon movie star yet, but he’s certainly got the potential. Now he’s heading into rom-com territory for Tumbledown, alongside Rebecca Hall. Now they trailer has arrived, which you can take a look at below.
Here’s the synopsis: ‘Pop culture scholar Andrew (Jason Sudeikis) comes to Maine to interview Hannah (Rebecca Hall), the protective widow of an acclaimed singer. When the unlikely pair strike a deal to co-write a biography, Andrew finds himself clashing with a cast of locals, including Hannah’s hunky suitor (Joe Manganiello) and her loving but defensive parents (Blythe Danner, Richard Masur). When Hannah and Andrew’s stormy partnership blossoms into an unexpected connection, they face the possibility that the next chapter in their lives may involve each other. Dianna Agron and Griffin Dunne costar in this startlingly funny and sweetly romantic tale of moving on and finding love in the unlikeliest of places.’
It’ll be in US cinemas on February 12th, but no UK is currently set.
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