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Jennifer Lawrence to lead, produce rom-com 'One Month Mark'
'One Month Mark' was acquired by Apple

Jennifer Lawrence to lead, produce rom-com 'One Month Mark'

Jun 12, 2026
12:11 pm

What's the story

Hollywood actor Jennifer Lawrence has signed on to star in and produce the upcoming romantic comedy One Month Mark, reported Deadline. The project was acquired by Apple Original Films after a highly competitive auction that involved over 40 bidders. The script for the project is written by Sophie Fleur de Bruijn and will be produced by David Ready and Peter Chernin of Chernin Entertainment.

Production details

More about the film

Lawrence will produce the film through her production company, Excellent Cadaver, along with her partner, Justine Ciarrocchi. Fleur de Bruijn and Brady Fujikawa, EVP of Chernin Entertainment, will serve as executive producers. The film's plot revolves around two characters, one who has never lasted more than a month in a relationship and another who has never gone longer than a month without one.

Auction frenzy

Script attracted significant interest from various producers and studios

The script for One Month Mark generated significant interest from over 40 producers, including major production houses with studio deals, independent financiers, and genre labels. The project also received unsolicited offers from studios and streamers. High-profile actors and directors were reportedly eager to meet with producers about this project. Eventually, Lawrence was deemed the ideal choice for the role by insiders.

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Previous collaborations

Apple's ongoing collaboration with Chernin Entertainment and Lawrence

The acquisition of One Month Mark continues Apple's partnership with Chernin Entertainment and Lawrence. Chernin has a first-look deal with Apple, while Lawrence recently completed production on Martin Scorsese's period thriller What Happens at Night for the studio. Other projects they have collaborated on include Causeway, where Lawrence was both the star and producer, and the Peabody-winning Apple Original documentary Bread & Roses.

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