Glen Powell And Sydney Sweeney Seek New Movie Collaboration

• Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney considering new collaboration post Anyone But You.

• Powell praises Sweeney's script-reading skills and their on-screen chemistry.

• Anyone But You grosses $87 million in the U.S. and $191.2 million worldwide.

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Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney are gearing up for a potential new project following the success of their romantic comedy film, Anyone But You. The duo, who played enemies-turned-lovers in the movie, are actively searching for their next collaboration after the positive reception of their previous work.

Powell, 35, expressed his admiration for Sweeney, 26, highlighting her enthusiasm and efficiency in reading scripts. The pair is eager to explore new opportunities and are open to receiving a variety of scripts to consider for their future project together.

Despite an initial modest opening at the domestic box office, Anyone But You has garnered significant success, grossing $87 million in the U.S. and $191.2 million worldwide. Powell and Sweeney's on-screen chemistry and camaraderie have resonated with audiences, leading to their continued collaboration efforts.

Recently, the duo made a memorable appearance at the 2024 People’s Choice Awards, where they performed a song from the film alongside singer Natasha Bedingfield. Their contributions to the comedy genre were recognized with nominations at the awards ceremony.

While Powell and Sweeney explore future projects, Powell is also focused on promoting his upcoming films, Hit Man and Twisters. Twisters, a spiritual sequel to the 1996 film Twister, promises an exciting cinematic experience with a talented cast and engaging storyline.

As they navigate their respective careers, Powell and Sweeney's dedication to their craft and collaborative spirit continue to drive their success in the entertainment industry. Fans eagerly anticipate their next creative endeavor and the magic they will undoubtedly bring to the screen once again.