Overview
- The first teaser and poster were released Tuesday, September 8, and the trailer sets a warm, rom-com opening that shifts into eerie, supernatural mystery.
- Jake Gyllenhaal stars as Tate Gordon and Phoebe Dynevor plays Wren, with supporting cast and key crew credits confirmed including Ashley Walters, Julie Hagerty, Jay O. Sanders, cinematographer Adolpho Veloso, and composer James Newton Howard.
- Warner Bros. moved the film from an October 2026 slot to February 2027, citing strong test-screening scores; outlets variably report U.S. dates as February 5 or February 14.
- Shyamalan wrote and directed the movie from a story he co-created with novelist Nicholas Sparks, who separately published a novel version in October 2025 that reached No. 1 on the New York Times bestseller list.
- The project is notable as an experiment in cross-medium storytelling that pairs Sparks’ romantic sensibility with Shyamalan’s supernatural style and signals the studio’s intent to market the film as a Valentine’s-season genre mashup.