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Tom Wozniczka is the romantic lead in the new Netflix movie Champagne Problems, so naturally, fans are going to want to know more about his real romantic life.

The 32-year-old French actor is a relative newcomer who has previously been seen in season four of the Apple TV series Slow Horses and in two seasons of Apple’s Drops of God series.

Now, Tom is playing Henri Cassell in the Netflix holiday rom-com, which stars Minka Kelly as an executive who travels to France to secure the acquisition of a renowned champagne brand before Christmas, but her plans are upended when she falls into a whirlwind romance with a charming Parisian – only to discover he’s the founder’s son.

So, what do we know about Tom‘s personal life?

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Minka Kelly is involved in a holiday romance in France in the trailer for her new Netflix film Champagne Problems!

Here’s the synopsis: Sydney Price (Kelly) is a determined emerging executive who finally gets her chance to lead a major acquisition for Chateau Cassell, a beloved champagne house nestled in the heart of the Champagne region. When she hears she has been summoned to France around Christmas as part of the negotiations, she arrives in the city of lights with a hopeful heart and ready to close the deal.

Taking one night off to soak in the magic of Paris over the holidays, Sydney has an unexpectedly charming run-in with Henri Cassell (Tom Wozniczka), a stranger who turns one simple evening into something special. But her plans for a whirlwind romance are quickly upended when she discovers that this charming Parisian is the founder’s son of the very company she is hoping to acquire. Yet, even amidst the gentle competition set by Hugo Cassell (Thibault de Montalemert) for all the potential buyers at the family vineyard, Sydney and Henri find themselves irresistibly drawn to each other, realizing that their burgeoning feelings might be hard to keep bottled up.

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