The new queen of Netflix, Sofia Carson, has found the success mantra of the platform. There is no stopping the young talent as she delivers one hit after another on this streaming giant and glides her way to the top, creating history in the process. Fresh off the March success of this year’s The Life List and last year’s Carry On, the 32-year-old actress is coming back on Netflix shortly, this time with a romantic comedy, My Oxford Year.

As the platform releases the first look from the upcoming movie, from plot to cast, learn every detail about this fifth Sofia Carson collaboration with Netflix.

Ever since Sofia Carson starred on Netflix’s My Little Pony: A New Generation, everything she touches turns to gold. This year, she is ready to take the fans on another journey of romance and comedy with My Oxford Year alongside Corey Mylchreest, who is credited for Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story and The Sandman.

The two will be playing the leading lovebirds, while other cast members include Dougray Scott from Enigma, Catherine McCormack, Harry Trevaldwyn, Barney Harris and Hugh Coles.

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All of these actors have been part of many Netflix projects like Atlanta, Fallen, Stay Close, The Penguin Lessons, and many more. With such an ensemble of young talent, the plot promises to be just as energetic and gripping.

The movie is about to bring literature to life as it is based on Julia Whelan’s novel of the same name. It begins with the journey of Anna, played by Sofia Carson, an ambitious young woman from America, who goes to the University of Oxford for higher studies and fulfills her childhood dream of studying at the most prestigious university in the world. But once there, she crosses paths with a charming and clever British boy that changes the course of their lives.

AS per the BAFTA-nominated director Iain Morris, who made the movie, the lead actors shared a great chemistry from the very beginning, and their characters’ love story set against the gorgeous backdrop of Oxford will make for a great watch once on the screen.

Just within a couple of months' wait, My Oxford Year will be ready to entertain the audience on August 1. This comes as the 2025 second release of Sofia Carson on Netflix, after The Life List, which charted to number 1 on Netflix in the United States shortly after the release, leaving behind some heavy competitors.

While this is a practiced genre for Carson, it is a big different opportunity for her lead Corey Mylchreest, who promises the audience, “some laughs, a lot of love, maybe some sadness, a couple of surprises along the way,” as per Tudum, and is very excited for the upcoming release.

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