A movie produced by a couple of Mainers premiers in Portland on Thursday. It's called “Wish You Were Here.” The film is a romantic drama about finding love when you least expect it. You can watch the ...

Isabelle Fuhrman & Gabby Kono-Abdy spoke to Bleeding Cool about Lionsgate's Wish You Were Here, Kelsey Grammer, Jennifer Grey ...

Kelsey Grammer stars in the new romantic drama “Wish You Were Here,” where his role as the father of the lead character helps provide some laughs in the romantic drama.

Director Julia Stiles (10 Things I Hate About You) spoke to Bleeding Cool about the drama 'Wish You Were Here,' Grammer, Grey & more.

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The actor discusses her directorial debut, a film following a woman who finds a whirlwind romance with a terminally ill man ...

Julia Stiles speaks with MovieWeb about directing her first feature film, 'Wish You Were Here,' starring her 'Orphan' co-star Isabelle Fuhrman. #WishYouWereHere is out Jan. 17, 2025, from Lionsgate.

“Wish You Were Here” achieves the magic hat trick of taking a couple’s cheesy schtick and, by the film’s end, transforming it into a deeply romantic gesture. The title comes from what ...

Presented by Palladium Entertainment, this year’s celebration of the Wish You Were Here album will kick off with dates in the UK beginning February 19 in Manchester, UK and ending March ...

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When Marcelo wrote I’m Still Here, I ran to the bookstores to ... I had friends whose parents were disappeared. How did you get into Eunice’s mindset in order to portray her on screen?