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Rebecca Ferguson and Greta Lee will star in the rom-com 'Honeymoon / Funeral' together
Rebecca Ferguson and Greta Lee have been confirmed to be starring in the rom-com Honeymoon / Funeral together after being spotted in London filming the project earlier this summer. Ferguson and Lee will be playing a lesbian couple in the film.
Directed by Nahnatchka Khan, who previously helmed the critically acclaimed Netflix romantic comedy Always Be My Maybe, Honeymoon/Funeral sees Rebecca Ferguson and Greta Lee star as two women who meet on a flight from Los Angeles to London — one heading to her solo honeymoon after being left at the altar by her girlfriend, the other flying home for her mother’s funeral — and end up spending the week together in London.
Ferguson and Lee have previous professional connections, as they both starred in Kathryn Bigelow’s 2025 film A House of Dynamite and have both recently been featured as Calvin Klein models.
Rebecca Ferguson and Greta Lee are starring in the lesbian rom-com Honeymoon/Funeral together, which is currently filming in London
Deadline reported on the project’s details on Wednesday after weeks of set photos and videos from London showing the two actresses filming kissing scenes.
“MRC is financing and overseeing production on the movie from director Nahnatchka Khan and screenwriter Julia Bicknell. FilmNation is launching sales ahead of the TIFF market. Pic is produced by Jennifer Carreras and Nahnatchka Khan under their Fierce Baby banner and Julia Bicknell.” [via Deadline]
At this time, no release date for Honeymoon / Funeral has been announced as production remains underway in London.
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It’s been a busy year for Ferguson, the former Mission: Impossible franchise star, as she recently had a starring role in the Netflix film Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man opposite Cillian Murphy and is also reprising her lead role in the hit AppleTV series Silo. Later this year, she’ll be seen reprising her role as Lady Jessica in Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Three.
As for Lee — best known for her work in the AppleTV series The Morning Show and Celine Song’s Academy Award-nominated film Past Lives — she recently starred in the Netflix thriller The Last House and was the voice of Lily Pad in Toy Story 5.