Miranda Cosgrove Premieres in Netflix Rom-Com “The Wrong Paris” Today

Lead Miranda Cosgrove stars and executive produces the new romantic comedy “The Wrong Paris,” which debuts on Netflix today in Paris, Texas, as audiences discover her long-awaited genre turn.

Nut Graf The 32-year-old former child star transitions from sitcom favorite to rom-com lead, bringing fresh energy to the Netflix release and underscoring her evolution in Hollywood. “The Wrong Paris” reunites Cosgrove with veteran filmmaker Janeen Damian and marks her first starring role in a feature‐length romantic comedy.

Main Part

Subheading: Plot and Premiere

  • Dawn (Cosgrove) dreams of studying art in Paris, France, but financial hurdles force her into a reality dating show filmed in Paris, Texas.
  • Contestant expectations clash with small-town charm as Dawn plots to be eliminated-until cowboy bachelor Trey (Pierson Fodé) upends her plans.
  • The film premiered online today, Sept. 12, and is available to stream globally.

Subheading: Creative Team and Cast

  • Directed by Janeen Damian, known for Irish Wish and Falling for Christmas.
  • Screenplay by Nicole Henrich.
  • Co-star Pierson Fodé plays rival contestant Trey McAllen.
  • Supporting cast includes Yvonne Orji as producer Rachel and Frances Fisher as Dawn’s grandmother.

Subheading: Cosgrove’s Genre Debut

  • “I’ve always loved rom-coms, so being able to actually star in one was exciting,” Cosgrove said, noting her character’s tougher edge and heartfelt journey.
  • As executive producer, she influenced creative decisions, from casting to soundtrack selections.

Subheading: Reception and Next Steps

  • Early reviews praise Cosgrove’s comedic timing and on-screen chemistry with Fodé.
  • Netflix reports significant pre-release buzz, with social media engagement peaking around the film’s trailer.
  • Cosgrove will participate in a virtual Q&A with fans this evening to discuss behind-the-scenes insights.

Subheading: Why It Matters

  • Marks a strategic pivot for Cosgrove from television to streaming film.
  • Reinforces Netflix’s investment in star-driven romantic comedies.
  • Demonstrates Cosgrove’s growing influence as both actor and producer in a competitive market.