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Matt Cornett, Sadie Soverall and Michael Bradway appeared across major morning and entertainment programs while promoting Prime Video’s new romantic drama, based on a 2022 bestselling book.
Prime Video’s newest romantic drama, “Every Year After,” has reached a wider audience as three of its stars took part in a multi-program press tour and highlighted standout moments that have since circulated online. According to Page Six coverage of the cast’s media appearances, Matt Cornett, Sadie Soverall and Michael Bradway are among the performers drawing “viral” attention for chemistry-focused clips that spread through social media during the promotional run.
The promotional push included scheduled appearances on prominent U.S. television programs, including “Today” and “Entertainment Tonight” (ET), as well as “more” outlets noted in the Page Six segment describing the cast’s press activity. The coverage frames the interviews and on-camera exchanges as part of the marketing wave for the romantic drama.
Page Six also identifies the project’s source material as a 2022 bestselling book, indicating the series is adapted from previously popular print work. That publishing detail matters for audiences who follow book-to-screen projects, and for studios and distributors tracking how established readership can carry over into streaming viewership.
Beyond the series’ online circulation, the press tour highlights the cast’s role in shaping early audience perception of a new streaming release. Cornett, Soverall and Bradway were featured in the Page Six roundup described as centering on their “swoon-worthy” moments, language that points to how audience engagement is increasingly driven by short-form video excerpts rather than full-length interviews.
The Page Six writeup places the cast’s promotional interviews in the broader context of summer entertainment marketing and the current trend of press tour content being repackaged for platforms that prioritize clips, captioned moments, and fast-moving fan discussion. In that environment, television appearances can function as both traditional outreach and source material for a secondary distribution channel.
As of the Page Six report, the core facts are that the “Every Year After” cast is actively participating in publicity for the Prime Video series, that the cast includes Matt Cornett, Sadie Soverall and Michael Bradway, and that the press coverage references the show’s 2022 bestselling-book origin and the program stops on “Today” and ET. Further details about the specific interview topics, individual comments, or the full list of other outlets are not included in the Page Six description and are not confirmed here.