After Ever Happy Set To Release In 2022: Teaser Out Now!!

The After Franchise wishes Merry Christmas to the fans with its latest gift, “ After Ever Happy. ” Just a couple of days back, their social accounts released the stunning much-awaited first-look teaser. Needless to say, it has already sparked a flame of interest amongst the audiences. What added some extra doses of joy is the premiere date, 7th September 2022 in the U.S. 

What The Teaser Shows?

Voltage’s Pictures’ latest teaser for After Ever Happy is one of the most talked-about holiday surprises lately. It has dramatically featured the troubled relationship between Hardin Scott (Hero Fiennes) and Tessa Young (Josephine Langford). Not only this toxic relationship but also the term ‘survival’ has been carved out as the central theme in this 36-seconds mini clip. 

The premier date of this 4th installment of the After Franchise is followed by a specific theater release date – August 26, 2022. Furthermore, you will get to see a myriad of cast members from the previous films like Kiana Madeira, Rob Estes, Louise Lombard, and others.     

Are You All Excited? 

The best part of the teaser is that it contains many mentions of the lead characters. Especially, Tessa’s “ I don’t want to survive, I want to live ” or “ I’m sorry I couldn’t fix you ” have set a dogged tone. The film clip has received significant responses from the audiences as it has provided considerable clarity to what they can expect. 

So I hope all of you have fastened your seatbelts because the last flight of After Franchise is about to take off. Meanwhile, enjoy the official teaser below.

Our Verdict

After We Fell was filmed immediately after the 3rd film shooting was completed in Bulgaria, around December 2020. The excitement among the fans started since after this news was spread. Naturally, they are super hyped and looking forward to the movie hitting the theaters. 

Let’s see what conclusion this much-anticipated sequel draws!!  

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