Anyone But You

Main Plot

Anyone But You follows the story of two former lovers, who find themselves reluctantly reunited for a wedding in a picturesque setting. Despite their tumultuous past and the animosity that lingers between them, they are forced to navigate their complicated feelings while pretending to be amicable for the sake of the event. As they interact with each other and the other wedding guests, old sparks and unresolved tensions resurface, leading to a series of comedic and romantic misadventures. The film explores themes of love, rivalry, and the complexities of relationships, as the characters grapple with their emotions and the possibility of rekindling their romance amidst the chaos of the wedding festivities. Ultimately, the story highlights the challenges of moving on and the unexpected connections that can arise when two people are thrown back into each other's lives.

Characters

• Sydney Sweeney plays Bea, a woman who enters a fake relationship with a man to make their exes jealous, leading to unexpected romantic complications.
• Glen Powell plays Blake, a charming and witty character who finds himself entangled in a complicated romantic situation, leading to unexpected twists and comedic moments.
• Alexandra Shipp plays Bea, a charming and witty woman who navigates unexpected romantic entanglements, challenging her perceptions of love and relationships.

Ending Explained

In Will Gluck’s Anyone But You, the story culminates with Bea and Ben finally confronting their feelings for each other after a series of misunderstandings and comedic mishaps during a destination wedding. The central conflict—whether these two seemingly incompatible individuals can overcome their pride and past grievances—resolves as both characters drop their defenses. In the final act, after a dramatic and heartfelt gesture, Ben confesses his true feelings to Bea, and she reciprocates, leading to their reconciliation. The supporting characters, whose own romantic entanglements and family dynamics have complicated Bea and Ben’s relationship, find resolution as well, with the wedding proceeding joyfully and relationships mended. The film closes with Bea and Ben embracing their newfound love, having learned to communicate honestly and let go of their fears. The ending underscores themes of vulnerability, forgiveness, and the unpredictable nature of love, leaving the main characters united and optimistic about their future together.