Actors Lucien Laviscount and Lukas Gage have been cast in the upcoming film adaptation of People We Meet on Vacation, the hit novel by Emily Henry. The project, to be produced by Sony Pictures in collaboration with Netflix, marks the latest in a series of book-to-film adaptations, bringing Henry’s romantic, heartfelt narrative to life on the big screen. The film will be led by Tom Blyth and Emily Bader.
People We Meet on Vacation tells the story of two best friends, Poppy and Alex, whose annual vacations together take a dramatic turn, altering their relationship forever. The romantic comedy focuses on their evolving bond over years of travel adventures, touching on themes of love, friendship, and personal growth. Laviscount and Gage will play one of the key roles in this modern love story, with their casting adding excitement for fans of the novel.
Tom Blyth is cast as Alex, the reserved and practical best friend. Meanwhile, Emily Bader will portray the more carefree and spontaneous Poppy. Their on-screen chemistry will be central to the adaptation’s success, as the novel’s charm largely rests on the dynamic between its two protagonists.
Lucien Laviscount is known for his roles in Emily in Paris and Scream Queens, while Lukas Gage, is recognized for his performances in Euphoria and The White Lotus. The additional star cast includes Jameela Jamil and Sarah Catherine Hook.
This adaptation is part of a growing trend of transforming bestselling books into films, following the success of other romantic comedies such as The Hating Game and The Summer I Turned Pretty. With a loyal fanbase already in place thanks to the novel, People We Meet on Vacation is poised to attract both readers and new audiences alike.
With production set to begin soon, fans of the book and rom-com enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting more updates, including additional casting news and a release date. The film’s success will depend heavily on how well it captures the novel’s emotional depth and humour, but with its strong cast and creative team, the adaptation shows great promise.
Also Read: Lukas Haas Joins Amazon Series ‘Spider-Man Noir’ Cast as Key Character
