WME Independent Launches AFM Sales for Romantic Comedy Starring Pete Davidson and Ella Purnell
WME Independent is introducing sales at the American Film Market (AFM) for the romantic comedy That Time We Met, starring Pete Davidson and Ella Purnell.
About the Film
Directed by Nick Lieberman, known for his 2023 Sundance success Theater Camp, the movie follows a couple who despise each other after their first date but discover their unborn child is prophesied to save humanity. The screenplay is written by Mitchell Winkie.
Production Team
- Producers: Matt Jackson and Joanne Lee (Jackson Pictures), Marc Platt, Adam Siegel, Katie McNicol (Marc Platt Productions), Ford Corbett, Nathan Klingher (Gramercy Park Media)
- Executive Producers: Joshua Harris and Mark Fasano (Gramercy Park Media)
Cast Highlights
- Pete Davidson: Known for Saturday Night Live, The King Of Staten Island, Dumb Money, and the upcoming 2026 release How To Rob A Bank from Amazon MGM Studios.
- Ella Purnell: Recognized for her roles in the series Yellowjackets and Sweetbitter, and recently completed filming the comedy horror feature The Scurry.
"Nick Lieberman, whose Theater Camp sold to Searchlight Pictures at Sundance in 2023, will direct the story about a new couple who detest each other after their first date and learn their unborn child is destined to save the future of humanity."
That Time We Met combines wit and fantasy to explore an unlikely relationship with high stakes for humanity's future.
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