A brand new Eternally teaser trailer previews the upcoming Netflix teen drama sequence providing a reimagining of the Judy Blume basic.
Based mostly on Blume’s seminal 1975 novel about two highschool college students dropping their virginity, Eternally takes a distinct method with the variation. It’s described as an epic love story of two youngsters as they discover romance and their identities whereas coping with the awkwardness of being one another’s firsts. The story is about in Los Angeles in 2018, with Lovie Simone and Michael Cooper Jr. within the lead roles.
Try the Eternally teaser trailer under (watch extra trailers):
What occurs within the Eternally teaser trailer?
The teaser begins with Keisha (Simone) and Justin (Cooper) crossing paths. Justin, who’s described as nerdy, doesn’t acknowledge Simone at first. However the modifying of the teaser means that they had been childhood associates. Justin asks Simone if she nonetheless runs tracks. She does, and he or she’s fairly expert at it. For his half, Justin performs basketball.
The trailer then exhibits Justin courting Simone. He sends her flowers and the 2 are seen holding palms. Keisha says she’s not prepared for a relationship, although the 2 develop intimate and start to fall for one another. Lastly, the Eternally teaser highlights Justin combating for his relationship with Simone as she appears to have moved on with another person.
A launch date was not revealed, although it’s coming quickly on Netflix.
The solid additionally consists of Karen Pittman, Wooden Harris, Xosha Roquemore, Marvis Winans III, Niles Fitch, Barry Shabaka Henley, Ali Gallo, Adriyan Rae, Paigion Walker, Xavier Mills, and E’myri Crutchfield.
Eternally is created by Mara Brock Akil, identified for being the creator of the multi-sitcom Girlfriends which starred Tracee Ellis Ross and aired for eight seasons, working from 2000 to 2008. Akil serves as showrunner in addition to govt producing alongside Blume, Susie Fitzgerald, Erika Harrison, Sara White, Regina King, Reina King, Shana C. Waterman, and Anthony Hemingway.
A earlier adaptation of Blume’s novel Eternally… first premiered in 1978.
