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    The Fake Dating Contract

    from To All the Boys I've Loved Before

    Written by Sofia Alvarez

    To All the Boys I've Loved Before

    Lara Jean and Peter negotiate the specific rules and boundaries of their fake relationship to ensure their exes stay jealous without crossing personal

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    LARA JEAN

    If we’re gonna do this, I think we need a contract so that we’re on the same page about the rules.

    PETER

    Rules? You really know how to zap the fun outta of a situation, huh?

    LARA JEAN

    It’s important to know where we stand on certain...issues.

    PETER

    Like what?

    LARA JEAN

    Like I don’t want you to kiss me anymore.

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    Scene Notes & Audition Tips

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    About This Scene

    In this contemporary romantic comedy duologue, high school students Lara Jean and Peter sit down to draft a formal agreement for their fake relationship. As they hammer out specific rules to convince their peers without crossing personal boundaries, their contrasting personalities clash in an endearing negotiation. Written by Sofia Alvarez, the scene captures the charming awkwardness of adolescent dating with an upbeat, quirky rhythm.

    Character Analysis

    Lara Jean presents as an earnest, imaginative teenager who protects her emotional vulnerability through structured rules and vintage cinematic ideals. Because she has never had a boyfriend, she guards her milestones carefully while attempting to project control over an unconventional situation. Peter is a charismatic, easygoing high schooler whose confident banter balances Lara Jean's cautious instincts, revealing a surprisingly attentive and accommodating nature beneath his cool exterior.

    Why This Works for Auditions

    This scene provides young actors with an ideal platform to demonstrate organic comedic timing, active listening, and vibrant chemistry. Rather than relying on overt melodramatic stakes, the interaction demands nuanced subtext as both characters navigate mutual attraction under the guise of practical strategy. Casting directors can immediately evaluate an actor's ability to deliver contemporary dialogue with warmth, authenticity, and spontaneous energy.

    Best Suited For

    Teen performers seeking high-quality material for self-tapes, agent showcases, or classroom scene work will find this duologue exceptionally practical. It is specifically tailored for actors fitting Ingenue, Girl Next Door, Jock, or Boy Next Door casting types who need to exhibit youthful charm and effortless conversational pacing within a standard two-minute audition window.

    Performance Tips

    Resist the temptation to push the jokes, allowing the humor to emerge organically from the genuine friction between their worldviews. Treat the physical act of establishing the rules as a dynamic negotiation where each concession alters the balance of power. Pay close attention to your reaction shots and listening beats, ensuring that the underlying warmth and curiosity remain present beneath the defensive posturing.

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