Purple Hearts Update: Several armed forces members appear as characters in Purple Hearts, one of Netflix’s most recent young adult movies. In it, Nicholas Galitzine and Sofia Carson play two young people who meet, fall in love, and have to deal with all the difficulties that accompany marriage, mainly when Galitzine’s character Luke is about to be called up for duty.
The phony connection for obtaining or avoiding something, formerly a story device, is today more prevalent than ever. Friends frequently get married to share benefits, just as people have been married to maintain appearances. After the protagonists learn they care for each other more than they ever thought, Purple Hearts offers a slight twist.
According to Deadline, Netflix will begin airing the movie in 2021. Kyle Jarrow and Liz Garcia adapted the film from Tess Wakefield’s book of the same name. While Garcia works for Memphis Beat and Cold Case, Jarrow has written episodes for Valor and Star Trek: Discovery. Elizabeth Allen Rosenbaum noted for her past work in Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists, Dead to Me, and Spinning Out, is the director of Purple Hearts.
The latest project from Netflix and Alloy Entertainment, whose previous collaborations with the streaming service include the dancing comedy Work It and the upcoming musical Alice, a new take on Alice in Wonderland starring Sabrina Carpenter. Purple Hearts is the seventh feature picture that Alloy has produced in the last four years, including its bestselling television series Gossip Girl, The Vampire Diaries, You, The 100, and Pretty Little Liars.
The Purple Hearts teaser makes us teary-eyed as Cassie and Luke’s online correspondence develops into a fictitious relationship that is tested when reality interferes with their romantic fantasy. On July 29, Purple Hearts made its Netflix debut. It’s a Netflix original; therefore, you can only view it on the streaming platform.
