Lisa of BLACKPINK has been cast as the lead in a Netflix rom-com inspired by 'Notting Hill', collaborating with David Bernard.
February/6/2026 13:23
Lisa from BLACKPINK has been selected as the lead in a Netflix romantic comedy. Today (6th), Netflix revealed through its official SNS that "Lisa is scheduled to star in a new Netflix romantic comedy," adding, "The work is inspired by the classic film 'Notting Hill.'" The script is written by Katie Silberman, who has worked on 'Booksmart', 'Isn't It Romantic?', and 'Set It Up: Lies Begin Love.' According to an American media outlet, Lisa is also participating in production and is credited as an executive producer. She collaborated with David Bernard, the executive producer of the HBO series 'The White Lotus 3', to develop ideas. This film production is handled by David Bernard's production company, Middle Child Productions. Lisa is currently filming the Netflix movie 'TYGO' and is set for a full group comeback with BLACKPINK on the 27th.
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