Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein’s aren’t suitable for work in first trailer for Netflix’s Office Romance

Office Romance is clocking in – and it’s bringing a whole lot more than coffee runs and calendar invites with it.

Jennifer Lopez returns to the genre she helped define, but this isn’t the glossy, safe-for-work flirtation audiences might expect. The first trailer for Office Romance pairs Lopez with Brett Goldstein in a workplace relationship that quickly blurs every professional boundary imaginable.

Goldstein, who also co-wrote the film alongside Joe Kelly, looks to inject his signature wit into the dialogue, delivering lines that swing effortlessly between romantic sincerity and brutally honest comedy. Meanwhile, Lopez leans into a role that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly modern – confident, complicated, and completely in control… until she isn’t.

Behind the camera, Ol Parker (best known for Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again) brings a glossy, escapist sheen to the film, but the trailer makes it clear this story isn’t just about fantasy. There’s tension bubbling beneath the surface – office politics, personal risk, and the inevitable fallout when secrets don’t stay hidden.

Adding an extra layer of nostalgia, Edward James Olmos reunites with Lopez as her on-screen father, decades after Selena a full-circle moment that longtime fans will instantly recognise.

If the trailer is anything to go by, Office Romance is less about fairy-tale love and more about what happens when desire disrupts carefully constructed lives. It’s sexy, self-aware, and just a little bit dangerous – exactly the kind of evolution a modern rom-com needs.

Clock in on June 5th. Just don’t expect to keep things professional.

*Image credit: Netflix/Tudum.

Peter Gray

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