#tioy spoilers

[guardian-angle22]

Anne Hathaway & Nicholas Galitzine in THE IDEA OF YOU (2024)

[sincenewyorks]

ngl this was so real of her

[ninithegreat]

THE IDEA OF YOU

Dir. Michael Showalter

[dgct2]

I brought you your watch. Well I think it looks a lot better on you.

[thena0315]

At least Solène and Hayes became endgame at the end

[bigassbowlingballhead]

Let’s do an official poll

[editfandom]

Hayes Campbell - The Idea of You, 2024

[colorizedmadiel]

“Have you checked your Insta today? Your private profile, I mean?” Alex asks as he serves them both a slice of lasagne.

“Did someone…” Henry's voice falters, and he takes a deep breath. He tells himself that everything is safe; there’s no way to connect the dots between him and the profile.

“I meant more… It’s nothing about us, but have you read the gossip stuff you’re not supposed to read ‘as a member of the royal family’?” The quote marks in Alex’s voice are quite audible, and he even manages to mock a British accent.

“Can you tell me what happened?” Henry asks impatiently, not allowing Alex to go off on a tangent.

“There are rumours that Hayes and his girlfriend broke up,” Alex says.

Second chapter of my crossover threesome fic between RWRB and TIOY!

Thank you so much for all your interactions so far, I'm still very happy for every comment or dm and really want to know what you're thinking about it!

[alarrytale]

Have you seen they released the trailer ‘the idea of you’? It’s sooo bad. Cringe. It’s supposedly inspired by the ‘love story’ of H and Oliv*a and initially written by a middle aged hetharrie. They also released stills of the boyband from the movie and they are also so badly portrayed. Everything is embarrassing about this movie.

Hi, anon!

Just got home and watched it now. Pretty sure i'm going to love the music and i love Nick, but this is way too het for me. It's a cliché romcom based on tired tropes. Unless there is peggi*g (there is in the book i've heard) it's a skip for me. Now, if they wanted to do a film based on a larry fic i'd be very much down.

[meraki-yao]

I wanted to get your point of view on an issue. I've just been reading you, but your answers are always precise and intelligent, so I'll proceed! I'm not someone who likes to compare different works, or who gets stuck in one thing while denying the rest or what a biased part... but let's face it: the TIOY will probably only be saved due to Nicholas' singing performances. The plot is really obvious and banal (and I won't go into comparisons with Harry Styles because it's a real minefield) and honestly I haven't even seen this incredible chemistry with Anne (which was missing from the RWRB trailer immediately outside). I'll get to the point: I noticed that the two times Nicholas talked about the

project (the last one just the other evening) he seemed not totally at ease, contracted, not enthusiastic in short. The narrative of calling on his co-star Annie to show off the chemistry (I remember he didn't answer the famous question promptly, but said "I should probably say her") is obviously a PR move so I expect them to try to make pass it all off as something it isn't. So I think he is aware of the mediocrity of the product. I also found him cold for M&G but in that case it was clear that the matter had involved him anyway. I won't say anything about rwrb because his eyes speak for themselves. What do you think of all this? Thanks for the reply ❤️

Firstly thank you for the compliment, that's very kind of you 💕

I don't think it would be fair to judge TIOY so soon since the trailer's barely been out for a week, but I will say my own opinion on the project first:

I haven't read the book, frankly I don't have access to it, but while I don't hold any really negative thoughts regarding the premise, it isn't ... that exciting to me? Like it sounds fun, but I've read a fair amount of fics across fandoms with the same/similar premise. Plus from my Chinese celebrity experience, it kind of feels like it's feeding into the "dreamgirl" mindset which I feel iffy about

I also don't see the "incredibly chemistry"with Anne, it's better than what I saw in Cinderella with Camila (that was really freaking felt like besties) and it's there, but it's not what I felt with rwrb (then again I'm not sure how objective I am) but then again, we only have the trailer, so we'll have to wait and see to make a fair judgement

I actually got an ask about Nick answering the chemistry question that I haven't gotten around answering (I've gotten a lot, and I mean a lot of asks these couple of days and I'm also a full time student 😅) so I'll probably answer this point in more detail in that ask, but basically while I don't know it's a complete lie and he did have some genuine connection with Anne, it might be slightly exaggerated because of promo/PR reasons.

Forgive me, but I don't really look too much into how they talk about their work unless it's blatantly obvious, so I won't comment on what you said about him being tenser.

As for M&G:

I don't think Nick's acting cold when it comes to M&G, but also please keep in mind that M&G is something VASTLY different to any of his previous projects.

I actually have thoughts on what M&G means to Nick: it was a really, really hard job, arguably his hardest to date, but he's happy with what came out and has a sense of satisfaction from the work done: Nick often describes the process of shooting M&G as "gruelling", and he got hurt a lot, A LOT on that set. Also a lot was demanded from him in that role: (mild spoilers for M&G till *) a complex character who's recognizable from who he was in the first episode, sleeping with a lot of people, fencing, dancing, speaking French, horse riding, falling off a horse and deliberately running into a tree, filming in a flaming forest, etc. It was a lot, and a job like this doesn't come with entirely happy memories. Like I do believe the cast and crew were great, and Nick made really good friends, but just what entailed definitely took a lot out of him. So I think he's happy with the final product, but if you have him summarize the project, I think he'd say something along "learned a lot", "fulfilling" rather than something like "a joy", what he used for rwrb. So Nick might have a little more complicated feelings towards M&G, but I really don't think it's entirely negative.

But rwrb is something entirely different. It arguably gained the most traction and caused one of the biggest positive changes in his career, and there's also a bunch of personal, private connections and emotions there that we don't know about. So while M&G is a roller coaster, RWRB is a mostly happy experience.

Althought disclaimer, all of the above if my observation from what Nick has said, posted or done, and my own understanding of it. I do not or cannot actually speak for Nick.

I hope this helps? I think I might have gone off a tangent (I'm answering this while taking notes in a law lecture, fuck yeah multitasking 😅) so let me know if I missed something

[guardian-angle22]

The Idea of You (2024) | Hayes & Solène + the watch

[sincenewyorks]

why did they said this film was feminist when hayes didn’t even get pegged 💔

[ndcgalitzine]

WARNING!!! I've finished watching TIOY, and now I'm in GIFFING MODE, so if you don't want spoilers, either unfollow, or blacklist #The Idea of You, #The Idea of You spoilers, and/or #tioyedit

[dgct2]

I'm too old for you. No, you're not.

[dgct2]

I'll be in New York this weekend. Essex Hotel. Come join me.

[editfandom]

Hayes Campbell - The Idea of You, 2024