Colleen Hoover fans, rejoice—another of her emotionally charged novels is making its way to the big screen. Following the buzz around It Ends With Us, Hoover’s 2019 novel Regretting You is now being adapted into a feature film, set to hit theaters on October 24, 2025. Directed by Josh Boone (The Fault in Our Stars), the film promises a poignant exploration of grief, love, and the complex bond between mothers and daughters.
🌪️ Plot Overview
At its core, Regretting You tells the story of Morgan Grant, a young mother, and her 16-year-old daughter Clara, whose relationship is strained by generational differences and personal grief. When Morgan’s husband—and Clara’s father—Chris dies in a tragic accident, both women are forced to confront secrets that threaten to unravel their already fragile connection.
Morgan finds unexpected comfort in Jonah, her late sister’s boyfriend, while Clara turns to Miller, a boy she’s forbidden to see. As suspicions of infidelity emerge and emotions run high, the film dives deep into the pain of loss and the healing power of truth.
🎭 Star-Studded Cast
The film boasts a compelling ensemble:
- Allison Williams (Girls, Get Out) as Morgan Grant
- McKenna Grace (Ghostbusters: Afterlife, The Handmaid’s Tale) as Clara
- Dave Franco as Jonah
- Mason Thames as Miller
- Scott Eastwood as Chris
- Willa Fitzgerald as Jenny, Morgan’s sister
McKenna Grace has expressed her excitement about the role, noting that the mother-daughter dynamic and emotional depth of the story were what drew her in.
🎥 Production & Direction
Directed by Josh Boone and written by Susan McMartin, the film aims to stay true to Hoover’s original narrative. Producer Flavia Viotti emphasized the importance of honoring the book’s emotional resonance, stating, “We know Colleen Hoover has a strong fan base, and we don’t want to disappoint them”.
Filming wrapped in May 2025, and the trailer—released in early August—has already stirred anticipation among fans.
💔 Themes That Resonate
Regretting You isn’t just a story about grief—it’s about the choices we make, the regrets we carry, and the relationships that define us. As Morgan says in the trailer’s closing line:
“There’s a lot I wish I had done differently. But I’ll never spend one second regretting you.”
This sentiment encapsulates the emotional heartbeat of the film, making it a must-watch for fans of heartfelt drama and nuanced storytelling.
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