*Review: Filmed in Tuscany but made for anyone craving permission to be free, flawed, and utterly full of feeling, “You, Me and Tuscany” becomes the backdrop for a conversation about where home really is, why the scenic route is the best, and how centering joy, frolicking, and softness might just be the most romantic revolution of all.
On a sun-drenched afternoon fresh off wrapping “You Tuscany and Me,” we sat down with Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page to talk all things Black joy, Black romance, and beautifully Black self-discovery in the rolling hills of Napa.
The co-stars spilled on who’d survive a no Wi-Fi, one Vespa adventure through a tiny Tuscan village, why their sunrise runs and sunbathing sessions became sacred self-love rituals, and how they worked together to protect a vibe of softness, safety, and silliness on set.
Q: You’re stranded in a tiny Tuscan village with no Wi‑Fi and one Vespa – who from the cast is driving, navigating, and who’s getting you lost?
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HB: Rege to guide us because he’s very organized and structured. And if we didn’t have Wi-Fi, I have a feeling he would know where to go.
RJP: I’m glad I give off that energy…I think we know who’s going to get us lost…
HB: Yeah, I would for sure.
RJP: Lorenzo (Marco Calvani) is probably navigating…because we would take the scenic route.
Q: There’s romance with another person, then there’s romance within yourself. What’s one ritual on or off set you practice for yourself, for self-love?
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Universal Pictures You, Me & Tuscany releases only in theaters April 10.
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The film’s cast includes Aziza Scott (Home Before Dark) as Claire, Lorenzo de Moor (The Legend Hunters) as Matteo, Marco Calvani (The Four Seasons) as an Italian taxi driver who befriends Anna and Academy Award® nominee Nia Vardalos (My Big Fat Greek Wedding) as Anna’s house-sitting client, Mrs. Dunn.
You, Me & Tuscany is directed by filmmaker Kat Coiro (Marry Me, Matlock), from a screenplay by Ryan Engle (Rampage, Beast), based on an original idea by Ryan Engle and Kristin Engle. The film is produced by Will Packer (Girls Trip, Ride Along films) and Johanna Byer (Point Blank, executive producer Praise This) for Will Packer Productions. The executive producers are Ryan Engle and Kristin Engle.
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