A sequel to After [1] is in the works, and though Anna Todd, the mastermind behind the After franchise, took to Twitter to share the news [2] back in May, we've only just learned about an exciting new addition [3] to the After We Collided cast. If you're not familiar with the story, it's basically Fifty Shades of Grey set at a college, and it's actually based on fan fiction involving a member of a former English-Irish boy band. (Hint: his name rhymes with "Scary Smiles.") So if you thought the erotic One Direction fan fiction written by Kat on Euphoria [4] was wild, that's only because you've never heard of After and its sequels. Here's everything we know about the cast for the forthcoming flick so far.
Hero Fiennes-Tiffin as Hardin Scott
The English actor and model (whom you might recognise as young Tom Riddle from the second and sixth Harry Potter [6] movies) is once again playing bad boy Hardin Scott, who pursues — and eventually falls in love with — innocent college student Tessa Young. In the sequel, Hardin's mysterious past will be revealed [7], as well as "a bombshell revelation about the origins of [his and Tessa's] relationship," according to Deadline.
Josephine Langford as Tessa Young
Josephine Langford, who costarred alongside Joey King [8] in the 2017 supernatural thriller Wish Upon (and who is also the younger sister of Katherine Langford from 13 Reasons Why [9]), is reprising her role as Tessa Young. In the sequel, Tessa will struggle with this new information about Hardin's past [10] as it comes to light, as she's "not sure she can endure one more broken promise," as Deadline reported.
Dylan Sprouse as "F*cking" Trevor
The former Disney Channel star (and twin brother of Riverdale [11]'s Cole Sprouse) is joining Fiennes-Tiffin and Langford as new character Trevor, or — as Hardin always refers to him — "F*cking Trevor." Trevor is one of Tessa's coworkers whom Hardin decides he hates, thus the not-so-affectionate nickname. Sprouse even made an appearance [12] on the After movie Instagram page to announce his new role.