The To All the Boys I've Loved Before Cast Recreated Classic Rom-Com Moments
To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before is the latest rom-com to take Netflix by storm. The delightful adaptation of Jenny Han’s bestselling novel centers on Lara Jean (Lana Condor), a 16-year-old whose private love letters to her crushes mysteriously get mailed out. What transpires afterwards is a series of charming events that make To All the Boys feel like an eighties rom-com.
So it’s only fitting the movie’s cast recreated some of those classic rom-com moments for our viewing pleasure. “When I was on the set of #ToAlltheBoysIveLovedBefore, I coerced the cast into making these teen movie moments bc I’m a pushy queen,” Han tweeted Sunday afternoon (August 19), alongside a thread of four videos. The first shows Candor and Noah Centineo (who plays Peter in the movie) doing the iconic lift from Dirty Dancing. “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life” plays in the background, of course.
Up next we have Israel Broussard (Josh in To All the Boys), doing Judd Nelson’s timeless fist bump at the end of The Breakfast Club. Is it me, or do we have another Brat Pack on our hands?
Below, watch Madeleine Arthur (who plays Chris) channel her inner John Cusack in Say Anything with this boombox moment:
And let’s end things with Centineo (again!), recreating Heath Ledger’s bleacher moves from 10 Things I Hate About You.
To All the Boys is streaming on Netflix right now. Go watch!
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