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Zac Efron and Nicole Kidman boost a brand new romance within the upcoming Netflix movie, A Household Affair, set to launch on June 28. Within the teaser, Nicole’s character Brooke falls in love with Zara’s — performed by Joey King — former boss Chris Cole — performed by the Excessive Faculty Musical alum — however the downfall right here is that her daughter give up working for Chris and hates him.

“@nicolekidman @zacefron & @joeyking star in an actual mother-ker of a love story. A FA MILY AFFAIR premieres June 28,” wrote a Netflix below an Instagram publish.

“Think about telling the Zac Efron from HSM1 that at some point he’d be making out with NICOLE KIDMAN,” replied a fan to the publish. “That is just like the comedic model of The Concept Of You!” commented one other fan.

From steamy sizzling kisses between the on-screen couple to Zara getting knocked out by a door, the movie will give viewers an laugh-out-loud rom-com, particularly due to the producers from the Anybody however You. 

“I do know him very properly. He’s self-absorbed and egocentric…He’s going to harm her, and I should kill him,” expressed the Kissing Sales space star within the trailer.

Afterward within the trailer, the Aquaman actress shared to her on-screen daughter, “I really like being your mom greater than something on this world. However I’m beginning to really feel issues I by no means thought I might really feel once more. Not since your father.”

“No! You didn’t simply say that,” Zara responded in return.

Alongside these fellow actors, Richard Lagravenese (director), Carrie Solomon (author), and actresses Kathy Bates and Liza Kosher end off the solid.This movie just isn’t the primary rodeo for Nicole and Zac. They each beforehand labored on the 2012 movie The Paperboy.

With this movie including to the lengthy listing of tasks all through the 56-year-old actress’ triumphant profession, she was praised by Jennifer Aniston in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter thanking her for the help. “Once we did that film in Hawaii [2011’s Just Go With It], you [Nicole] helped me out on lots of onerous issues that I used to be going via…Simply to have that neighborhood, it’s very useful.”