You, Me & Tuscany
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Synopsis
When a woman crashes at an empty Italian villa, posing as the owner's fiancée, she discovers an unexpected romance that may transform her life.
Cast
- Regé-Jean Page
- Halle Bailey
- Marco Calvani
- Isabella Ferrari
- Stefania Casini
- Aziza Scott
- Lorenzo de Moor
- Desirèe Pöpper
- Paolo Sassanelli
- Stella Pecollo
Moviegoers are saying
This Tuscan-set rom-com has audiences declaring 'romance is back!' with overwhelming enthusiasm for its feel-good charm and theatrical release novelty. While critics note the side characters outshine the leads and the story feels 'very Hallmark,' viewers are embracing its Disney Channel Original Movie nostalgia and planning multiple viewings for girls' nights.
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- Apr 8, 2026
MAKE WAY FOR COOCHIE
Liv:)Apr 9, 2026at one point she flips a piece of meat and an old italian man said “you can cook?!”
brittanyApr 11, 2026I CAN’T WAIT TO DRINK WINE ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH THE LOVE OF MY LIFE I LOVE LOVE AND WATCHING ROMCOMS IN MOVIE THEATERS
zoë rose bryant - Apr 9, 2026
a romcom with a theatrical release??? we have never been so back
theoApr 9, 2026Unfortunately a classic case of every side character is funnier and more interesting than the leads, who individually are great, but can’t seem find their groove when together.
Joe AApr 9, 2026This was delightful. It knows exactly what it is and what it wants to do, then does it. It hits like a Disney Channel Original Movie, but one of the good ones you still smile thinking about today.
Kit Lazer - Apr 10, 2026
you, me & second hand embarrassment
frejaoneillApr 8, 2026Catch me singing Let Me Love You in the coochie
EvaApr 10, 2026WE NEED MORE MOVIES WITH BLOOPERS IN THE CREDITS!!
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- Jasmine King lovedYou, Me & Tuscany
such a cozy and comforting film! the chemistry between Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page was so natural and charming. it’s definitely cliché and cheesy, but what romcom isn’t?! the Black joy throughout was just the cherry on top, and the humor definitely had me giggling.
DJ likedYou, Me & TuscanyVery cutesy, very demure 🤭🤭🤭
LostPotato is "meh" onYou, Me & TuscanyBaby, it was ROUGH in the beginning and not in a good way. The editing and acting were giving, and you're watching Disney Channel ✨, but it got tolerable and better later on as it picked up pace, or maybe I just acclimated to the film's style. Actually, yeah, that’s it. Also, why tf are you giving…
- Tamia King lovedYou, Me & Tuscany
The Little Mermaid and The Duke of Hastings was so perfect together but Francesca really stole the spotlight she was so funny and the soundtrack was so perfect italian music mixed with early 2000s R&B music was chef kiss idk why I waited so long to watch this it was good
becca likedYou, Me & Tuscany8.1/10 It’s your classic romcom, though it was more rom than com. I adored Regè- Jean Page, he was fantastic in this, his acting with superb and his chemistry and emotion was off the charts, i must admit i did not quite like Bailey as much, i felt she lacked the emotion.
Silver Surfer watched_neutraldYou, Me & TuscanyThis was a new take on While You Were Sleeping. I thought it was cute, and enjoyed the movie. Regé-Jean Page can surprisingly sing, and Halle Bailey still can’t. A girl going into the bathroom after the movie gave it a 10 out of 10. I wouldn’t say that, but it was cute.
- Kelsey Blankenship likedYou, Me & Tuscany
This was such a cute movie with an awesome script and hilarious dialogue. My husband said it was one of the better romances on screen in awhile. That’s high praise! I’d recommend just for the cute moments and good laughs. But see it in the theater first if you can!
Nya Manneh likedYou, Me & TuscanyThat was crazyyyy! Had all the classic rom com tropes. Was super corny at times but funny, and Halle and Rege did a good job in the roles. Just wish some background characters’ plot points were ironed out more rather than them just being there as a plot device
Coya likedYou, Me & TuscanyVery cute and wholesome romance. I thought the premise was a bit silly from the trailer but the movie actually filled in a lot of gaps and it turned out to be really nice. Wanted to support wholesome black romance and I’m glad I did 🤍
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- JTJayden Thurmand
actually so sos good. rom coms are back !!
AMAlecia MaeSo cute and fun! Loved it! Great character development and unexpected twists! 10 stars!!
MWMia WhiteAMAZING!!!!! Will be watching again!!!
- DMDanielle Moore
The movies was so cute and touching! Romance is back baby!!
PTPamela Thomas SlaytonIt was a very good movie!
JMJanny MatosCute movie overall
- JBJacqueline Boreland
Great storyline and really great characters. Nona was so cute! Brianna and Michael make me want to make a trip to Tuscany!
RLRochelle Lawshegreat feel good movie
SWStacie WrightFun!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is You, Me & Tuscany (2026) family-friendly?
The movie has been rated as PG-13, meaning that some material may be considered inappropriate for children under 13.
How long is You, Me & Tuscany (2026)?
The movie is 1hr 44min long.
What's You, Me & Tuscany (2026) about?
When a woman crashes at an empty Italian villa, posing as the owner's fiancée, she discovers an unexpected romance that may transform her life.
Who's the cast of You, Me & Tuscany (2026)?
- Regé-Jean Page as Michael
- Halle Bailey as Anna
- Marco Calvani
- Isabella Ferrari as Gabriella
- Stefania Casini as Nonna Alessia
- Aziza Scott as Claire
- Lorenzo de Moor as Matteo
- Desirèe Pöpper as Isabella
- Paolo Sassanelli as Vincenzo
- Stella Pecollo as Francesca
Who's the director behind You, Me & Tuscany (2026)?
Kat Coiro directed You, Me & Tuscany (2026).
Who produced You, Me & Tuscany (2026)?
Johanna Byer and Will Packer produced You, Me & Tuscany (2026).
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