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Joe Alwyn & Mary Beth Barone’s Mystery Night Gets Hollywood Explanation
Barone says the pair were filming Still We Met, a romantic comedy she wrote and will star in with Alwyn.
- On Tuesday, September 22, Mary Beth Barone clarified that her recent outing with Joe Alwyn was for their new romantic comedy, 'Still We Met', announcing the project via an Instagram screenshot of a Deadline article.
- Speculation about the pair's relationship surfaced earlier this month after they were spotted walking together in New York City, prompting fans to theorize a romance was brewing between them.
- Barone wrote the upcoming film, which stars her and Alwyn, and will be directed by Zackary Drucker with Lena Dunham serving as executive producer on the project.
- Benito Skinner, known as Benny Drama, Barone's costar on 'Overcompensating', joked about the reveal in the comments, quipping, "U guys can stop texting me now!" while fans praised her lighthearted reaction.
- Previously, Barone used humor to address rumors, joking in July about a fake relationship with Lucas Bravo to promote her Netflix special, 'Galaxy Brain', establishing her pattern of using satire to shut down speculation.
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Joe Alwyn and Mary Beth Barone‘s mystery night in New York City has a Hollywood connection. The pair sparked dating rumors following their night out. Alwyn is set to star opposite Barone in her rom-com Still We Met. Joe Alwyn will star opposite Mary Beth Barone in her personal new rom-com Still We Met Joe […]
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