Red, White & Royal Blue

Name: Red, White & Royal Blue
Genre: Romance
Released: 2023-07-27
Duration: 118 min
Rating: 7.938
Cast: Taylor Zakhar Perez, Nicholas Galitzine, Uma Thurman, Clifton Collins Jr., Rachel Hilson

Love who you want. It's good foreign policy.

27 July 2023 7.9118 minEN

Romance

After an altercation between Alex, the president's son, and Britain's Prince Henry at a royal event becomes tabloid fodder, their long-running feud now threatens to drive a wedge in U.S./British relations. When the rivals are forced into a staged truce, their icy relationship begins to thaw and the friction between them sparks something deeper than they ever expected.

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The Cast

Ben Santos

Brazilian Reporter

Sharon D. Clarke

UK Prime Minister

Ellie Bamber

Beatrice Hanover-Stuart Fox

Aneesh Sheth

Amy Gupta

Rachel Maddow

Stephen Fry

King James III

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What People Say

Stephanie Bailey

Here's the thing: a feast for the eyes from start to finish. Building on that, the emotional range shown by the cast is breathtaking. I'll be watching this again, guaranteed.

Brent Marchant

However, this heavily diluted, glacially paced piece of insipid celluloid fluff has none of the above, and it truly escapes me how many critics and viewers have found this utterly bland exercise to be heartwarming, charming and involving. In telling the somewhat far-fetched story of an alleged romance between a British prince and the son of an American president who start out as comically exaggerated adversaries but end up supposedly finding true love with one another, writer-director Matthew López subjects his audiences to an unconvincing relationship wholly lacking in chemistry and stemming from an improbable courtship, much of which arises from a string of all-too-convenient, less-than-discreet engagements that are otherwise supposedly impossible to arrange and coordinate. What’s more, the film’s humor is virtually nonexistent and incorporates none of the edginess generally associated with gay comedies.