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In 'Reminders of Him,' a Bright Orange Ford F-250 Steals the Show
The film depicts a former inmate's struggle for redemption and motherhood in a Wisconsin town, embracing themes of forgiveness without villainizing characters.
- On Monday, March 9, 2026, Reminders of Him premiered at the Hollywood Legion Theater in Los Angeles as a Universal Pictures release faithful to Colleen Hoover's 2022 novel and opening in theaters Friday.
- The film follows Kenna after seven years in prison as she returns to Laramie, Wisconsin, seeking to reconnect with her daughter while facing resistance from Lauren Graham and Bradley Whitford, who play the child's aghast grandparents.
- Featuring a vintage 1976 Ford F-250, the film's third lead, Ford's Ted Ryan said, 'We don't have one that was that precise shade of orange,' to match the source exactly.
- Thursday previews pulled $1.9M from 3,000 theaters with showtimes beginning at 2PM, and analysts forecast opening-weekend takings between $10M-$15M.
- The female-led creative team—Hoover, Levine, and Caswill—helps position the PG-13 film as a spring destination for female audiences.
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‘Reminders Of Him’ Smooches $1.9M, ‘Undertone’ $1M In Previews – Friday AM Box Office
The weekend box office hopes to hold it together after the successful launch of Pixar's Hoppers with Universal delivering the third feature take of a Colleen Hoover novel to the screen, Reminders of Him, and A24 hoping for one of their indie horror pics, undertone, to overperform.
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The BladeReview: 'Reminders of Him' is a sad-happy Colleen Hoover adaptation
“Reminders of Him” follows Kenna Rowan as she tries to rebuild her life after prison and reconnect with her young daughter. The movie opens in theaters Friday as a close adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s novel, says AP critic Mark Kennedy.…
·St. Louis, United States
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