‘Regretting You’ Brings Colleen Hoover’s Heartfelt Story to Digital

DALLAS (KDAF) — Regretting You, starring Allison Williams, Mckenna Grace, Dave Franco, and Mason Thames, is now available to purchase on Digital from Paramount Home Entertainment. Alongside the feature, fans will be treated to more than 20 minutes of bonus content.

Adapted from Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel, Regretting You explores the complexities of family, grief, and young love. At its center is Clara, played by Mckenna Grace, whose world is suddenly turned upside down. In the midst of chaos, she finds an unexpected source of comfort in Miller, portrayed by Mason Thames. Their story unfolds as an exploration of first love, second chances, and the kind of connection that makes life brighter even in its darkest moments.

The film also shines a light on Morgan, Clara’s mother, played by Allison Williams. Morgan’s journey is one of navigating grief while trying to remain a steady presence for her daughter. Williams herself has spoken about the importance of capturing this nuance on screen, noting that while the novel has the luxury of exploring Morgan’s perspective in depth, the film had to convey those emotions within limited time.

“The book does a really good job of showing the extremely nonlinear nature of grief,” Williams said. “I’m glad that we were able to see a nuanced type of grief from Morgan. I really wanted to get that right and I’m grateful that it’s there in the movie.”

For fans eager to go beyond the film itself, the bonus content offers an array of features. Viewers can step inside the adaptation process with cast and crew interviews. They can also explore the romantic side of the stars as they reminisce about promposals and young love, while deleted scenes and outtakes provide a lighter, more playful glimpse into the production. Seriously, if you thought Morgan scolding Miller was funny on screen, just wait until you see the outtakes. In our exclusive interview, Allison shares the hilarious story behind those moments—and plenty more.

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