Netflix 'Four To Dinner': 5 things to know about Italian rom-com movie

Luca and Sara test the various definitions of love after they invite four single friends to dinner. Who'll couple up is what the flick will explore
A still from 'Four to Dinner' (Netflix)
A still from 'Four to Dinner' (Netflix)

Netflix -- keeping in mind the season that has you wanting to get all cozy with a loved one -- is bringing a brand-new romantic comedy movie. 'Four to Dinner; or  'Quattro metà' as it is known in the original language which is Italian, is soon to hit the screens.

The Netflix movie will revolve around the cheeky yet intriguing notion of matchmaking possibilities that exist when two friends invite four friends to dinner who co-incidentally are single! This is where the fun and romance begins as we'll be given tastes of potential new relationships that may begin. If romantic comedies are what tickles your fancy then you should definitely check out 'A Castle For Christmas', 'The Kissing Booth 3' and 'The Wrong Missy' as well!

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When does 'Four to Dinner' release and where to watch it?

'Four to Dinner' is set to premiere on January 5, 2022. You can watch the movie on Netflix.

What is 'Four to Dinner' about?

According to the official Netflix synopsis: "That for every person, there is a soul mate is a very romantic but perhaps unscientific theory, and for Luca and Sara, the temptation to test it is strong. But above all, how is this soul mate made? Does it look like us or is it our opposite? This is how, almost as a challenge, the two invite four friends who, coincidentally, are single to dinner: Chiara, Matteo, Giulia, and Dario."

'Four to Dinner' is a romantic comedy that tells the stories of four characters and the four couples that they could form into two possible alternate realities. Who will fall in love with whom?

Who stars in the Netflix Italian rom-com?

Ilenia Pastorelli

Ilenia Pastorelli is an Italian actress with her debut movie 'They Call Me Jeeg', bagged the David di Donatello for Best Actress award in 2016. Before getting into acting she was a model who came into the public eye when she was eliminated from the reality show ' Grande Fratello 12'. 



 

The rest of the cast consists of Matilde Gioli, Giuseppe Maggio, Matteo Martari, Marta Gastini,Flavio Furno and Nicola Lagioia.

Showrunners

'Four to Dinner' has been written by Martino Coli while Alessio Maria Federici is the director of the movie.

Trailer

Click below to have a peek at the different possibilities that could occur!



 

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