Grace, Dave Franco, Scott Eastwood Cast, Plot, and Emotional Family Drama Breakdownbr br A tender yet tension-filled drama, Regretting You adapts Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel into a cinematic journey of grief, secrets, and healing. Directed by Josh Boone and written by Susan McMartin, the film weaves emotional resonance with family intrigue, speaking deeply to both teen and adult audiences.br br Plot Overview:br br A tender yet tension-filled drama, Regretting You adapts Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel into a cinematic journey of grief, secrets, and healing. Directed by Josh Boone and written by Susan McMartin, the film weaves emotional resonance with family intrigue, speaking deeply to both teen and adult audiences.br br Plot Overview:br Morgan Grant, a woman who once gave up her dreams to become a mother, finds herself struggling to connect with her teenage daughter Clara. Their relationship is strained, and the tragedy of a car accident—claiming Morgan’s husband and her sister—throws their already delicate dynamic into emotional chaos. In the aftermath, secrets unravel, grief surfaces in unpredictable ways, and the journey toward forgiveness and connection becomes the core of the story. With romantic subplots and intergenerational tension, the film brings moments of heartbreak, healing, and hope.br br Main Cast:br Allison Williams as Morgan Grant, the mother navigating loss and unresolved guiltbr McKenna Grace as Clara Grant, the daughter searching for identity, love, and claritybr Dave Franco as Jonah, a complicated presence from Morgan’s pastbr Mason Thames as Miller, Clara’s supportive and sincere love interestbr Willa Fitzgerald as Jenny, Morgan’s sister whose presence looms large even in absencebr Scott Eastwood as Chris, Morgan’s late husband whose death sets events in motionbr Clancy Brown as Gramps, a stabilizing voice from another generationbr The film is directed by Josh Boone, known for The Fault in Our Stars*, which gives *Regretting You a tone that blends emotional realism with youthful longing. Filming wrapped in early 2025 in Atlanta, and the movie is set for theatrical release on October 24, 2025. Germany gets an earlier release on October 23. Colleen Hoover herself served as executive producer, helping ensure the adaptation remains emotionally authentic to her original novel.