Millie Bobby Brown’s next Netflix movie comes with a producing credit, too. She will star in and produce Non-Refundable through PCMA Productions, the company she runs with her husband, Jake Bongiovi, adding another title to a run at the streamer that stretches from Stranger Things and the Enola Holmes films to Damsel and The Electric State.
Paul Briganti, an Emmy-nominated alum of Saturday Night Live, will direct from a spec script by newcomer David Bernstein. Deadline, which first reported the film, says Netflix is aiming for the kind of big-hearted studio rom-com that rarely gets made anymore, name-checking Forgetting Sarah Marshall, and that executives greenlit the movie after people around the office started quoting the script’s one-liners.
For Innanen, it is a fast rise. He first built a following on TikTok, then broke out as Paul Baker on FX’s Adults, and he already has a Netflix foothold as one of the stars of the comedy Big Mistakes, which has been renewed for a second season. Reports say Netflix executives took notice of his Adults performance when it came time to cast Nate opposite Brown’s Dani.
Non-Refundable joins a full slate for Brown at Netflix. Her third Enola Holmes film arrived this summer, another romantic comedy, Just Picture It, with Gabriel LaBelle, is due in 2027, and she will reunite with Stranger Things co-star David Harbour on the A24 spy series A Spy in the Blood. As Trevor Decker News covered in August, Harbour has promised that reunion will deliver the payoff Stranger Things never could.
Netflix has not announced when filming begins or set a release date for Non-Refundable.