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Look: Jennifer Lopez Falls for Brett Goldstein in 'Office Romance'
Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein play workaholics whose secret office romance drives the film’s raunchy comedy, with Netflix releasing the trailer and poster.
- Netflix will premiere Office Romance on June 5, a romantic comedy starring Jennifer Lopez as a powerful CEO and Brett Goldstein as her airline's newest lawyer.
- Their secret affair puts both at risk of destroying their careers when they decide to "stop playing by the rules and start following their hearts," according to the official synopsis.
- Directed by Ol Parker, the film was penned by Goldstein and Joe Kelly, with supporting cast including Betty Gilpin, Amy Sedaris, Tony Hale, Bradley Whitford, and Edward James Olmos.
- Lopez updated her LinkedIn profile on Wednesday to add her new "job" as both CEO and a pilot at the fictional airline Air Cruz.
- The actress wrote that her career allows her to take a "30,000-foot view of romance," navigating high-pressure environments with "humor, authority, and grace.
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NetflixForbidden romance lovers, prepare to swoon.Netflix has released a trailer for its latest romantic comedy, Office Romance, starring none other than Jennifer Lopez.Releasing on June 5, the film sees Lopez play a workaholic airline CEO, Jackie Cruz, whose employees aren’t even allowed to breathe in her presence, but that all changes when Daniel Blanchflower (Brett Goldstein) is hired as the company’s newest lawyer. Their secret office romanc…
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Office Romance trailer: Jennifer Lopez leads a risky love story with Brett Goldstein
The trailer for Office Romance introduces Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein as colleagues drawn to each other at work. It sets up a choice between following their feelings and protecting the company Jackie has built.
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