No Hard Feelings movie release date, cast, synopsis, and more

This summer, Jennifer Lawrence will pair up with Gene Stupnitsky for the upcoming R-rated comedy, No Hard Feelings. With his sharp wit, irreverent humor, and willingness to push boundaries, Stupnitsky has become a trailblazer in the industry. And after watching the trailer for No Hard Feelings, there’s no doubt this will be another hit.

Here is everything you need to know about the movie, including the release date, cast, and supposed synopsis.

No Hard Feelings release date

Initially, No Hard Feelings was set to release in the theaters on Friday, June 16. However,
due to a clash with the highly anticipated DC movie The Flash, the release date of No Hard Feelings has been pushed to Friday, June 23, only in theaters.

No Hard Feelings cast

One thing that we already love about No Hard Feelings is its big roaster of stars. In the lead
role, we see Jennifer Lawrence as Maddie, who answers a Craigslist ad after losing her taxi, her only source of her income. The ad from wealthy parents leads her to date co-star, Andrew Barth, who plays Percy.

Both of our starts are joined by an exciting roster of actors, including:

• Natalie Morales as Sara
• Matthew Broderick as Laird
• Laura Benanti as Allison
• Hasan Minhaj as Doug
•  Scott MacArthur as Jim
• Quincy Dunn-Baker as Travis

We also know that Ebon Moss-Bachrach will join outside the hilarious core cast, but his role still needs to be discovered. The film will be brought to the theaters by Sony Pictures, with writers John Philips and Gene Stupnitsky himself.

What is No Hard Feelings about?

No Hard Feelings follows the story of Maddie, hired by wealthy parents to bring their introverted son Percy out of his shell before he leaves to join the college. The trailer shows Maddie’s challenges in completing his parent’s dubious request to date their son. However, amid the hustle, Maddie realizes this could lead to a meaningful relationship with Percy.
But even so, plenty of action, reckless driving, and blown-up physical humor promise the return of go-for-broke comedy missing from modern cinema.

No Hard Feelings trailer

The trailer for the upcoming rom-com commits to bringing the very R-rated comedy that has been anticipated.