Office Romance Cast Set for Jennifer Lopez & Brett Goldstein Netflix Movie

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Office Romance Cast Set for Jennifer Lopez & Brett Goldstein Netflix Movie

Netflix has finally announced the complete Office Romance cast for its forthcoming romantic comedy movie led by Golden Globe nominee Jennifer Lopez (Marry Me) and Emmy winner Brett Goldstein (Ted Lasso). It has also been confirmed that production has officially begun.

“Every day I come to work to do a rom-com with Jennifer Lopez and this incredible cast, and I expect people to jump out and tell me I’m being pranked,” Goldstein said in a statement. “Hasn’t happened yet, so maybe this is real?”

Who is joining the Office Romance cast?

The Office Romance cast has officially tapped Betty Gilpin (GLOW), Amy Sedaris (Strangers with Candy) as Julie Schatz, Tony Hale (Veep) as George Zein, Rick Hoffman (Suits), Jodie Whittaker (Doctor Who), Mary Wiseman (The Residence), Tony Plana (Ugly Betty) as Francisco Alberto, Roger Bart (The Producers) as William Butten, Natalie Ortega (Wicked) as Heather, Jackie Sandler (Kinda Pregnant) as Caroline, Michelle Hurd (Anyone But You) as Rachel Goldberg, Mo Welch (The Paper) as Debbie, Donald Elise Watkins (Emergency) as Henry, Brian Gallivan (Shrinking) as Frederick, Ali Stroker (Only Murders in the Building) as Maggie, Scott Seiss (Cocaine Bear) as Dave, Lisa Gilroy (Jury Duty) as Tanya, and Will Sasso (Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage) as Larry, and Bradley Whitford (The Diplomat) as Peter Vance.

Edward James Olmos (Mayans M.C) has also joined the movie for the role of Capt. Jack Cruz. This marks Olmos’ reunion with Lopez, after starring together in the 1997 biopic Selena. In the upcoming series, Olmos is once again playing the father of Lopez’s character. Further details about its plot are still being kept under wraps.

The film is being directed by Ol Parker from a screenplay written by Goldstein and Joe Kelly. In addition to leading the cast, Lopez and Goldstein are also producing alongside Kelly, Aaron Ryder, Andrew Swett, Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, and Benny Medina. It is executive produced by Pamela Thur, and Courtney Baxter.