Trivia

Georgia references her sister Lizzie's past boyfriends "Tristan, Jess, and Dean," all of Rory Gilmore's past boyfriends and pivotal characters on Gilmore Girls (2000).

There are many similarities between this movie and Notting Hill (1999): the primary locale of Notting Hill. A romance between a Brit and an American. A romance between a famous person and a non-famous person, the latter unsure if she, in this case, can handle a life in the public eye.The famous person's photograph is seen on the side of a London double-decker bus, and stories about the person appear in British tabloids. An early encounter of the leads bumping into each other leads to a spilled drink, and the local invites the foreigner to clean up in, in this case, his nearby flat. A reference to "Horse & Hound" magazine.

When Georgia is in the flat eating dinner after Lizzie and their dad go out for the evening, whatever she's watching on tv has the distinctive Netflix opening notes.

Howard (Killian Donnelly) plays a pantomime character who dresses in drag. Killian played Charlie Price in Kinky Boots on Broadway and West End, a show about a company who creates stilettos for drag queens.

Michael, Georgia and Lizzy's father is seen reading a copy of "Horse & Hound", which is the magazine that William Thacker (Hugh Grant) purports to write for in Notting Hill (1999) (1999).