TWO WEEK2 NOTICE 2 (2025) |
Two Weeks Notice 2 brings back Hugh Grant as George Wade and Sandra Bullock as Lucy Kelson in a delightful romantic-comedy sequel. Set years after the original, George and Lucy are now married and co-running the Wade Corporation. George, still the charming yet bumbling billionaire, relies heavily on Lucy’s sharp wit and organizational skills. Lucy, now a confident and accomplished CEO, begins to feel the strain of balancing her career, marriage, and personal dreams.
The story begins when Lucy decides to step back from the Wade Corporation to pursue her pᴀssion for starting an environmental nonprofit. George, terrified of losing her guidance in both his business and personal life, tries to keep her involved, leading to a series of comedic and heartfelt misadventures. From a chaotic charity gala to a road trip to save a community project, the couple faces challenges that test their relationship.
Ultimately, the film explores love, growth, and compromise, reminding audiences that even the strongest partnerships require effort and understanding to thrive.
Two Weeks Notice 2 brings back Hugh Grant as George Wade and Sandra Bullock as Lucy Kelson in a delightful romantic-comedy sequel. Set years after the original, George and Lucy are now married and co-running the Wade Corporation. George, still the charming yet bumbling billionaire, relies heavily on Lucy’s sharp wit and organizational skills. Lucy, now a confident and accomplished CEO, begins to feel the strain of balancing her career, marriage, and personal dreams.
The story begins when Lucy decides to step back from the Wade Corporation to pursue her pᴀssion for starting an environmental nonprofit. George, terrified of losing her guidance in both his business and personal life, tries to keep her involved, leading to a series of comedic and heartfelt misadventures. From a chaotic charity gala to a road trip to save a community project, the couple faces challenges that test their relationship.
Ultimately, the film explores love, growth, and compromise, reminding audiences that even the strongest partnerships require effort and understanding to thrive.
