The Wrong Paris Release Date
The Wrong Paris is all set to drop on Netflix globally on September 12, 2025, and honestly, that feels like just the right sort of date for a mix-up movie like this. There’s something about romantic comedies and late-summer Fridays; maybe it’s that back-to-school vibe, or maybe it’s just a good excuse to put off your adult responsibilities for a couple of hours.
Whatever the reason, September 12’s now circled in digital calendars and sticky notes, at least for anyone who’s ever mistakenly packed for France and landed in Texas. (Don’t laugh, I once wore a beret in Houston. Never again.)
Netflix (@netflix) revealed on Twitter that the first look at Miranda Cosgrove and Pierson Fodé in The Wrong Paris, which is set to premiere on September 12.
The Wrong Paris Cast
This cast has some actual charm, not just a parade of algorithm-predicted up-and-comers, though there are some fun names beyond the top billing. In bullet form, just like your “must call” grocery list (and maybe with a few asides, because nobody browses credits like a robot):
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Miranda Cosgrove as Dawn (and wow, she’s back in comedies, not just animated minion mayhem)
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Pierson Fodé as Trey McAllen (okay, the looks for a Texas bachelor? Check. His accent? Guess we’ll see)
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Madison Pettis as Lexi Miller (iconic childhood roles, finally getting good rom-com lines)
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Frances Fisher as Birdie (the “steals every scene” veteran)
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Yvonne Orji as Rachel (her comic timing is sharp—watch for that)
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Torrance Coombs as Carl (historical drama escapee, now in Texas)
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Hannah Stocking as Eve (if you scroll social media, you’ll recognize her)
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Madeleine Arthur as Cinderella (yes, that’s the character’s name—bets on whether there’s a shoe joke?)
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Christin Park as Jasmine (not the Disney one, but who knows, maybe a carpet reference)
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Naika Toussaint as Amber (or Naïka, depending on where you check)
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Veronica Long as Heather (no relation to Paris Hilton, but the name fits)
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Emilija Baranac as Emily (she’s great at playing complex friends)
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Ava Bianchi as Maxine (bubbly energy, right when you need it)
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Eric Cole Smith as Oscar (nice to see ensemble guys get their due)
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Kaden Connors as Stephen (newbie, you might keep watching for him)
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William Wilder as Levi—plus a healthy handful of scene-stealers, cameos, and those “was that…?” faces
There’s always that one minor character you remember for a random reason: maybe the art teacher who seems suspiciously wise, or the background contestant who gets their 20 seconds of meme-able fame. The Wrong Paris is thick with those. It’ll be the kind of movie you pause, try to IMDB a person, and realize, “Ohhh, they were in that show I binged during lockdown.” Weirdly comforting.
Where to Watch The Wrong Paris?
The home for The Wrong Paris is Netflix, streaming everywhere they have Wi-Fi, which is increasingly pretty much everywhere... except, perhaps, parts of Paris, Texas, on rainy days. So if you’ve got a Netflix subscription (or that friend who never changes their password), you’re set. No exclusive premieres or complicated release windows, just the immediate satisfaction of streaming from your couch, no fancy passport or plane ticket required.
Quick and slightly-official-sounding bullet points:
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Netflix, worldwide, September 12, 2025
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No theatrical detours or limited-release nonsense
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If you still use DVD-by-mail, you probably also still use MySpace
The Wrong Paris Trailer
The official trailer’s out there, clocking in at a brisk two-and-a-half minutes, enough to hook you without spoiling every joke. Highlights: fish-out-of-water antics, forced Texas twang, Miranda Cosgrove’s “wait, where am I?” face, and a preview of the cowboy bachelor who’s way too smooth with a lasso. Cliche? Sure, but that’s what makes it fun.
Below is an official trailer for The Wrong Paris:
