Nancy Meyers is making a new series for Netflix, so cancel Chardonnay!

We have a new favorite movie and we don’t even know what it’s called, what it’s about, or when we’ll be able to watch it. According to a Tuesday report from Deadline, Nancy Meyers is the only person to have signed a deal with Netflix to write, direct, and produce a new feature film.

No plot details are available, but the untitled project is being described as a set comedy. In other words, Meyers will do exactly what she does best, and we’re ready to inject anything directly into our veins.

This will be Meyers’ first movie since 2015’s tough buddy comedy Internshighlighted Anne Hathaway as the founder of a fashion company and Robert De Niro as her geriatric intern. But for those who don’t know (whoever you are, we’re terribly sorry), Meyers’ previous credits include beloved classics like It’s complicated, Something’s Gotta Give, and Bride’s father.

Meyers is the mastermind responsible for the timeless holiday tradition of post-Jude Law covetousness like The napkin head of Mr.doting single father of two early English children (Vacations). She’s the reason ’90s kids spend hours memorizing an overly complicated handshake and trying to use a needle and an apple slice to pierce their own ears (Mother Trap). She launched Lindsay Lohan’s career for crying out loud!

Outstanding filmmaker last collaborated with Netflix on Father of the Bride 3(ish)a short film and cast reunion that was originally released on the streaming platform’s social channels during the pandemic to benefit World Central Kitchen.

While we know absolutely nothing about Meyers’ new movie at this point, it’s not hard to guess what it could be. look as. There’s sure to be a beautiful open-plan farmhouse kitchen with a large island where the middle-aged heroine will wistfully drink white wine. Food pornography will abound — the actual roast chicken deserves credit as a supporting actor in many of Meyers’ films. Count on at least two wise older children, vaguely unsettling, or a lovable old man. And the outfits will be shown exclusively in various shades of white and beige that are almost indistinguishable to the naked eye.

Above all, we expect it to make us laugh and cry in equal ways. We simply cannot wait.