Romantic series Two Years Later begins filming in Brisbane

Exciting news for all you romantic drama fans out there! Cameras have started rolling on the new Paramount+ Australia original series, Two Years Later, in the heart of Brisbane. This heartfelt and funny romantic dramedy stars the talented Brenton Thwaites and Phoebe Tonkin, both well-known Australian actors.

Two Years Later, created by screenwriter Pete Bridges and produced by the award-winning Hoodlum production company, follows the story of Emily (played by Tonkin) and Ryan (played by Thwaites) as they navigate the complexities of love and connection in a post-pandemic world. After their daily flirtations on the bus are interrupted by COVID-19, the two reconnect unexpectedly and embark on a series of eight dates to determine if they are meant to be together.

Set against the backdrop of Brisbane, this modern love story unfolds over eight dates and explores themes of love, identity, ambition, and intimacy. The series promises to be a tender, funny, and honest portrayal of relationships in today’s world.

Both Brenton Thwaites and Phoebe Tonkin bring their unique talents to the series, with Thwaites known for his roles in blockbusters like Pirates of the Caribbean and Titans, and Tonkin gaining international recognition for her work on The Vampire Diaries and The Originals. Joining them are veteran actors Roy Billing and Heather Mitchell, adding depth and heart to the multi-generational story.

Paramount Australia’s SVP Content and Programming, Daniel Monaghan, praised the series for its intimate and grounded approach to storytelling, while Screen Australia Director Louise Gough commended Hoodlum for their emotionally rich narratives. Screen Queensland CEO Jacqui Feeney expressed pride in supporting the series and highlighted the local talent involved in bringing this story to life.

Producer Tracey Vieira from Hoodlum shared her excitement for bringing Pete Bridges’ compelling series to audiences worldwide, with the help of talented actors and visionary directors. The series has received major production investments from Screen Australia and Paramount ANZ, in collaboration with Screen Queensland, and international sales will be handled by Banijay Rights.

So, get ready to dive into the world of Emily and Ryan as they navigate love, relationships, and self-discovery in Two Years Later. Stay tuned for more updates on this captivating new Australian drama series!