The wait to see I Wish You All the Best is almost over, as Lionsgate has released a sneak peek clip of it.
Tommy Dorfman marks the first time to direct a film based on a 2019 best-selling novel of the same name.
This film, which falls under the genre of drama, was produced by Tommy Dorfman and Matt Kaplan, with executive producers Aubrey Bendix, Braden Bochner, Chris Foss, James Harris, Kate Schumaecker, and Doreen Wilcox Little.
Alexandra Daddario, Cole Sprouse, Amy Landecker, and Judson Mills will be seen as Hannah Thomas, Brenda De Bakker, and Mr. De Backer, respectively.
The first clip for I Wish You All the Best came out on 11th March 2024 by Lionsgate. It shows a teen boy, Ben (Corey Fogelmanis), who has been thrown out of the house by his parents and now lives with his sister, Hannah (Alexandra Daddario), who is married to Thomas (Cole Sprouse).
You will see Ben and Hannah discussing their parents, and Ben says, “I used to go to work with my mom,”
“She’d always wear animal scrubs because she’s a nurse. And she would bring me along a few days a week in the summer.”
They continued, “We’d visit the older patients and try to cheer them up. That was my favorite part. And on Friday nights, we have a movie night. We watch Westerns way too loud.”
“I mean, we’d try to throw popcorn in each other’s mouth. I used to help my mom in the garden, and I’d get all sunburned, and she’d cover me in Aloe.”
Ben said, crying, “I miss them. I know I shouldn’t.” He added, “It’s ok to miss them,” Dunham’s character replies. “They’re your parents.” and continued, “I just don’t understand how being their kid isn’t enough for them.” Watch the trailer below:
I Wish You All the Best was released in the United States on March 8, 2024, at the Southwest Film Festival.