The Instagram carousel posted Tuesday featured a screenshot of a Deadline article confirming the film’s development, a selfie of Barone and Alwyn sharing drinks at a New York City restaurant, and a playful shot of Alwyn flashing a rock‑star hand sign. Barone captioned the series of images, “hard launching this project 😍.”
Page Six obtained photos from September 17 showing the 35‑year‑old actors walking together across the Williamsburg Bridge before later being seen seated at a nearby eatery. Alwyn wore a black T‑shirt, loose jeans and a baseball cap, while Barone paired a black mini‑dress with bright‑blue boots and a denim jacket.
Both performers have been the subject of recent dating speculation. Alwyn, previously linked to Taylor Swift and more recently to actress Sarah Pidgeon, has not commented on the sightings. Barone, who earlier joked about a “PR relationship” with Lucas Bravo to promote her Netflix special, clarified that the collaboration with Alwyn is strictly professional.
“Still We Met” is billed as a romantic comedy written by Barone, with Lena Dunham attached as an executive producer. No release date has been announced, but the involvement of high‑profile talent suggests the film will attract considerable media attention.
Barone, who recently opened up about her bisexuality in a Cosmopolitan interview, used the announcement to shift focus from personal rumors to her creative work, emphasizing the project’s artistic ambitions over any speculation about a romance.