History Film / RedWhiteAndRoyalBlue

** Henry's mother is mentioned, but never actually shows up during the film. In the books she actually shows up at the end [[spoiler:to stand up for her son after the emails are leaked.]]

* CompositeCharacter: Miguel Ramos takes the place of THREE characters from the book: [[spoiler: He takes Liam's place as Alex's most significant same-sex ex, Rafael Luna's place as a Hispanic openly LGBT contemporary of Alex's who betrays him (though under different circumstances) and Richards' place as the one who leaked the emails (Though Richards also exists independently as well.)]]

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Duing Alex and Henry's first makeout as the latter undoes the former's belt, the scene cuts to a moonlit shot of the Washington Monument.

* ShapedLikeItself: Shaan doesn't give a clear answer as to what defines an equerry.

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** In the movie, Alex' parents are still together. In the book they are divorced and Ellen is now married to Leo, who doesn't exist here.

* TokenMinorityCouple: Nora (explicitly African-American in the film) and Pez (Nigerian British) date in the movie.

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* AdaptationDeviation: In the book [[spoiler:the emails are leaked]] by Richards. In the movie it's implied Miguel did it.

** Bea's former cocain addiction is not mentioned in the movie. [[spoiler:Henry also doesn't talk about it in the leaked emails here.]]

* AdaptationDeviation: In the book [[spoiler:The emails are leaked]] by Richards. In the movie it's implied Miguel did it.

** They also cut out Rafael Luna, a gay Latino politician Alex looks up to. In the books he betrays the Claremont family by siding with Richards, [[spoilers:which turns out to be a ploy to expose his sex crimes.]]

** Bea's former cocain addiction is not mentioned in the movie. [[spoilers:Henry also doesn't talk about it in the leaked emails here.]]

** In the movie, Alex' parents are still together. In the book they are divorced and Ellen is now married to Leo, who doesn't exist in here.
** They also cut out Rafael Luna, a gay Latino politician Alex looks up to.

%%No citation* GenderFlip: Henry's grandmother, Queen Mary, is the reigning British monarch in the book. In the film, it's Henry's grandfather. This change was made before [[UsefulNotes/ElizabethII Queen Elizabeth II]] died in September 2022.

%%No citation* AdaptedOut: Alex's older sister June.

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Duing Alex and Henry's first makeout as the latter undoes the former's belt, the scene cuts to a moonlit scene of the Washington Monument.

Red, White & Royal Blue (2023) is an adaptation of Casey [=McQuiston=]'s QueerRomance [[Literature/RedWhiteAndRoyalBlue novel of the same name]]. It will be released on Amazon Prime.

* AdaptedOut: Alex's older sister June.
* GenderFlip: Henry's grandmother, Queen Mary, is the reigning British monarch in the book. In the film, it's Henry's grandfather. This change was made before [[UsefulNotes/ElizabethII Queen Elizabeth II]] died in September 2022.

Red, White & Royal Blue (2023) is an adaptation of Casey [=McQuiston=]'s QueerRomance [[Literature/RedWhiteAndRoyalBlue novel of the same name]]. I will be released on Amazon Prime.

Red, White & Royal Blue (2023) is an adaptation of Casey [=McQuiston=]'s QueerRomance [[Literature/RedWhiteAndRoyalBlue novel of the same name]].

* GenderFlip: Henry's grandmother, Queen Mary, is the reigning British monarch in the book. In the film, it's Henry's grandfather. This change was made before Queen Elizabeth II died in September 2022.

!!This film provides examples of (in addition to many of the [[Literature/RedWhiteAndRoyalBlue source novel's tropes]]):

Red, White & Royal Blue (2023) is an adaptation of Casey McQuiston's QueerRomance novel of the same name.

The story follows Alex Claremont-Diaz (Taylor Zakhar Perez), the son of the first female President of the United States. After he gets into a fight with Prince Henry (Nicholas Galitzine) of the United Kingdom, the two must feign a friendship to prevent a media crisis. However, it works a little too well and they start to fall in love. This presents problems, since Alex's mother is in the middle of a re-election campaign and Henry's family wants him to continue their bloodline.