Zoey Deutch And Nick Robinson To Star In Netflix Rom-Com Voicemails for Isabelle

Zoey Deutch and Nick Robinson are set to star in the upcoming Netflix romantic comedy "Voicemails for Isabelle." The film follows the story of an aspiring writer who begins leaving voicemail messages on her late sister's phone number as a way to cope with her grief. However, the emotional habit leads to an unexpected connection when a total stranger, played by Robinson, ends up assigned to the old phone number.

The project marks a significant return for both leads to the Netflix rom-com genre, where they have previously found major success. Deutch, who previously starred in the hit "Set It Up," and Robinson, known for "Love, Simon," will balance the story's lighter romantic beats with more serious themes of sisterhood and the healing process. The film explores how modern technology can bridge the gap between people in ways they never anticipated.

Fans of the genre should look for a late 2025 release on the streaming platform. While early images suggest a cozy, heartfelt tone, the film is expected to lean into the "meet-cute" tropes that have revitalized the romantic comedy scene in recent years. As production continues, audiences can expect more details regarding the supporting cast and the official trailer.

This news was originally reported by People.com.