Netflix has released the official photos and release date for The Merry Gentlemen, its newest romantic comedy movie, starring Freaky Friday’s Chad Michael Murray.
“To save her parents’ small-town performing venue, a former big-city dancer decides to stage an all-male, Christmas-themed revue,” reads the synopsis.
The Merry Gentlemen. (L-R) Chad Michael Murray as Luke and Britt Robertson as Ashley in The Merry Gentlemen. Cr. Katrina Marcinowski/Netflix © 2024 
The Merry Gentlemen. (L-R) Chad Michael Murray as Luke and Hector David Jr. as Ricky in The Merry Gentlemen. Cr. Katrina Marcinowski/Netflix © 2024 
The Merry Gentlemen. (L-R) Marla Sokoloff as Marie and Britt Robertson as Ashley in The Merry Gentlemen. Cr. Katrina Marcinowski/Netflix © 2024 
The Merry Gentlemen. (L-R) Hector David Jr. as Ricky, Marc Anthony Samuel as Rodger, Chad Michael Murray as Luke and Colt Prattes as Troy in The Merry Gentlemen. Cr. Katrina Marcinowski/Netflix © 2024 
The Merry Gentlemen. Britt Robertson as Ashley in The Merry Gentlemen. Cr. Katrina Marcinowski/Netflix © 2024
When is The Merry Gentlemen release date?
The Merry Gentlemen is scheduled to make its debut on November 20, 2024 on Netflix. The film also stars Britt Robertson (Tomorrowland) as Ashley, Marla Sokoloff (The Practice) as Marie, Beth Broderick (Sabrina the Teenage Witch) as Lily, Michael Gross (Tremors) as Stan, Maxwell Caulfield (Grease 2) as Danny, Hector David Jr. (Power Rangers Samurai) as Ricky, Colt Prattes (This Close) as Troy, and Marc Anthony Samuel (General Hospital) as Roger.
“My character, Ashley, decides to take her skill as a dancer and choreographer and marries that with some hot dudes at the bar to make The Merry Gentlemen show. She may or may not save the bar,” Robertson said (via Tudum). “When I read the script, I was like, ‘This is my kind of Christmas movie! I didn’t even have to do any of the burlesque. I get to just watch a bunch of very talented dudes do it.”
The film is directed by Peter Sullivan from a screenplay co-written by Sokoloff and Peter Sullivan. It is produced by Jeffrey Schenck, Barry Barnholtz, Brian Nolan, and Peter Sullivan. The creative team also includes cinematographer Lars Lindstrom and editor Randy Carter.
