Amazon MGM Studios‘ Hello & Paris is saying hello to six castmembers.

Rupert Penry-Jones, Trudie Styler, Amber Valletta, Bella Maclean, Eliot Sumner and Thaddea Graham have joined the cast of the forthcoming romantic comedy feature from writer-director Elizabeth Chomko, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. Javier Bardem and Kate Hudson were previously announced to star in Hello & Paris, which is loosely inspired by author Deborah McKinlay’s 2014 novel, That Part Was True.

Hello & Paris is currently in production and described as being in the same vein as titles like Sleepless in Seattle, When Harry Met Sally and You’ve Got Mail. The film centers on a landscape architect and a best-selling but embattled novelist who have a prickly first meeting in Paris before gradually getting to know each other as they exchange books and recipes while residing on opposite sides of the Atlantic.

Other previously announced castmembers include Steve Zahn, Phil Dunster, Gemma Chan, Aisling Bea and Marianne Jean-Baptiste.

Chomko (What They Had) helms the project from her own script. Hailing from Fifth Season, the movie counts Finola Dwyer as a producer and will get a worldwide streaming release on Prime Video. Legendary Entertainment’s 193 handled international sales.

Penry-Jones is known for such series as Spooks, Silk, Whitechapel and The Feud.

Styler has appeared in such series as Poldark, The Night Of and Pose, along with features like The American Bride, Fair Game and The Next Three Days. Styler is represented by Tavistock Wood, ATA Management and CAA. 

Valletta’s recent credits include The Killer and The Last Thing He Told Me. She has also appeared on the series Revenge and Blood & Oil and in the films What Lies Beneath, Hitch and Transporter 2.

Maclean is set to return for the third season of Rivals. Other projects include the fourth season of Sex Education and the forthcoming feature A Matter of Time that also stars Ben Stiller and Nicholas Galitzine. She is repped by Markham Froggatt and Irwin, CAA, Goodman Genow and Public Eye Communications.

Sumner recently appeared on Cry Wolf after roles in Ripley, No Time to Die and The Gentlemen. He is repped by Tavistock Wood Management.

Graham recently starred alongside Michelle Pfeiffer and Elle Fanning on Margo’s Got Money Troubles. Other series credits include Sex Education and Bad Sisters, along with the movies After the Hunt and Jay Kelly.