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Voicemails for Isabelle
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Voicemails for Isabelle is a 2026 romantic comedy-drama film about a grieving baker who accidentally pours her heart out to a stranger via old phone messages.
Written and directed by Leah McKendrick.
Sometimes the Universe Leaves You a Message
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Jill shaw
Those voicemails are not a plea to the universe, "God, send me somebody to love me!" I don't need a man. What I need is my little sister back.
I did not leave my home and my beautiful family to waste this one wild and precious life working for the goddamn Temu Gordon Ramsay.
Wes
[giving wedding toast for Andy and Breeda] You're proof that sometimes life rigs things in our favor.
Andy
[encouraging Wes to go to Jose's to see Jill on New Year's Eve] Maybe sometimes life rigs things in our favor.
Other
Tour Bus Driver: This is why I don't have kids.
Dialogue
Andy: No cousin of mine is spending New Year's alone, crying to Taylor Swift.
Wes: I don't cry to Taylor Swift.
Breeda: The whole block can hear! They're complaining again.
Wes: Okay, well, I have plans tonight, so...
Breeda: No more tacos!
Wes: Yes, tacos!
Andy: I miss the old Wes!
Wes: I'm sorry. The old Wes can't come to the phone right now.
Andy: Why? Oh...
Breeda: Oh, no. Don't you dare.
Wes: Because he's dead.
Cast
Zoey Deutch - Jill Shaw
Alice Comer - Young Jill
Nick Robinson - Wes
Ciara Bravo - Isabelle Shaw
Iris Everly - Young Isabelle
Harry Shum Jr. - Andy
Lukas Gage - Arthur
Toby Sandeman - Tyler
Nick Offerman - Chef Bastien
Megan Danso - Zella
Gil Bellows - Jill and Isabelle's dad (Mr. Shaw)
Tanis Dolman - Jill and Isabelle's mom (Mrs. Shaw)
Spencer Lord - Scott
External links
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Category:2026 English-language films
Category:2026 American films
Category:American romantic comedy films
Category:Films about chefs
Category:Films about sisters
Category:Films set in San Francisco
Category:Netflix original films
Category:Films directed by Leah McKendrick