Netflix’s The Wrong Paris now has an official trailer and key art, giving fans a first real look at Miranda Cosgrove’s upcoming romantic comedy, and it’s not your typical Parisian love story.
The film premieres globally on September 12, 2025, and follows a young woman who signs up for a dating show thinking she’s headed to Paris, France, only to discover she’s in Paris, Texas.
What The Wrong Paris Is About
Miranda Cosgrove (iCarly, Mother of the Bride) plays a hopeful romantic who joins a televised dating show, assuming she’s off to Paris, France. But after arriving and seeing cowboy hats instead of croissants, she realizes she’s actually in Paris, Texas.
Determined to go home, she fakes her way through the early rounds of filming. But the show’s bachelor, played by Pierson Fodé (The Man from Toronto, The Bold and the Beautiful), turns out to be unexpectedly sincere and not at all the reality-TV stereotype she expected.
As the show rolls on, scripted romance gives way to something real. The wrong Paris might just be the right one after all.
Watch the Trailer
Originally announced in July with first-look images, The Wrong Paris is now teasing more of its playful twist on reality TV romance. The new trailer showcases Cosgrove’s comedic timing and chemistry with co-star Pierson Fodé, along with cowboy hats, small-town charm, and a dash of reality show chaos.
Cast and Creative Team
- Miranda Cosgrove as the lead contestant with an international misfire
- Pierson Fodé as the handsome and grounded bachelor
- Madison Pettis, Madeleine Arthur, Yvonne Orji, Frances Fisher, Torrance Coombs, Christin Park, Emilija Baranac, Hannah Stocking, Veronica Long, Naika Toussaint, and Ava Bianchi round out the ensemble
Behind the scenes:
- Director: Janeen Damian (Falling for Christmas)
- Writer: Nicole Henrich
- Producers: Brad Krevoy and Michael Damian
- Executive Producers: Miranda Cosgrove, Galen Fletcher, Janeen Damian, Amanda Phillips, Jimmy Townsend, Vincent Balzano, Kelly Frazier
Why It Might Be Worth the Watch
If you’re a fan of Netflix originals like Resort to Love or Love in the Villa, this one’s aiming for the same mix of heart and humor. With its unexpected setting, self-aware charm, and a strong female lead who isn’t afraid to push back on the genre’s usual tropes, The Wrong Paris looks like a light but satisfying watch.
Plus, it’s a return to leading-lady territory for Miranda Cosgrove, who’s clearly leaning into adult romantic comedy with more nuance and charm than we’ve seen from her in years.
The Wrong Paris premieres September 12, 2025, only on Netflix.
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