Red, White & Royal Blue

Two rivals with a lot to lose collide at a high profile event, turning a tense blow up into a media circus that threatens to strain a fragile alliance between nations. Alex Claremont Diaz, the American president's son, and Prince Henry of Britain find themselves in the same orbit after a public clash, forcing a staged truce to cool things down. Under the pressure of cameras and protocol, their chilly attitudes start to thaw as they pretend to be friendly for the sake of diplomacy. As their mock partnership grows into real feelings, both men must question what they want from power, duty, and each other. Their antics keep things light while hinting at something deeper.

Directed by Matthew Lopez, this film adapts Casey McQuiston's novel for the screen. Released in 2023 as a streaming romance, it stars Taylor Zakhar Perez and Nicholas Galitzine with Uma Thurman in a supporting role, anchored by sharp dialogue.

Box office data is not publicly reported due to its streaming release; traditional grosses are not a primary measure for this title. The release strategy focused on streaming, targeting fans of contemporary love stories and LGBTQ representation for international audiences.

Since its release, the movie sparked online chatter among fans for its playful banter and inclusive romance set against a royal backdrop. Viewers shared fan art and memes, praising the performances and the way it treats power, identity, and public image with warmth. It helped expand the conversation around queer relationships in mainstream romantic comedies.

Critics highlighted the blend of light humor with earnest themes of duty, desire, and self discovery. The chemistry between the leads and the film's timely focus on LGBTQ representation give it a notable place within modern romantic comedies. Audiences have responded well, reflected by high viewer ratings and vocal fan engagement.