‘Why is Ashton Kutcher suddenly doing rom-coms again after 12 years?’, you might ask. Well, the man himself has the answer.
The movie tells the story of best friends Debbie and Peter, who are total opposites in how they live their lives.
Of course, this is far from Ashton’s first romance movie, as he previously appeared in classics such as What Happens in Vegas in 2008 with Cameron Diaz.The actor stars opposite Reese Witherspoon in Your Place or Mine So, you could say that Mr Kutcher is somewhat of a rom-com king. On why he has now decided to make a comeback, the star – whose wife is actress Mila Kunis – had nothing but good things to say about his latest project..
Ashton is famous for rom-coms like What Happens In Vegas, which landed in 2008 and also starred Cameron Diaz He also sung the praises of co-star Reese, adding: ‘I got to be in scenes across from a genuine movie star.‘There was never a dark day. There was never a day that everything went wrong. I got spoiled.’
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