The phrase "a romance called" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing the title of a romantic story, book, or film.
Example: "I recently read a romance called 'Pride and Prejudice' that captivated me with its timeless themes."
Alternatives: "a love story titled" or "a romantic novel named".
His next project, a romance called "Two Lovers" (again starring Mr. Phoenix), will also be shot in New York.
Mr. Stern and his associates will be in Toronto with a romance called "An Education," set for release in the United States by Sony Pictures Classics on Oct. 9. Prospects for Mr. Stern's movie may actually be brightened by the film drought, which has lessened competition, both for ticket sales and for prizes.
I have an idea for a new play after this one that's sort of a romance, called 'Old Money.' " Wasserstein doesn't mix much with her brother's set, but she and Bruce, who is the elder of the two by three years, were extremely close when they were younger, and she says that in her friendships with both gay and straight men "there are a lot of brother figures".
She decided to play it safe with her first independent venture, filming a romance called "The Love of Sunya," which opened in ancient Egypt and gave her a chance to be appropriately exotic in lovely costumes.
She tried a romance called"Beastly" and the fantasy thriller "Sucker Punch"; both flopped badly.
Over forty writings are attributed to him, of which the musical treatise Sri Tatwanidhi and a poetical romance called Saugandika Parinaya written in two versions, a sangatya and a drama, are most well known.
Carell, who has already starred in such hits as "The 40 Year Old Virgin," "Anchorman" and "Get Smart," will start his post-Dunder Mifflin career with an action romance called "Seeking A Friend For the End of the World," Deadline reports.
The next year he sold his first novel, a historical romance called "Two Villages," to the Dial Press for a $100 advance.
An unscrupulous producer is determined to complete a hockey romance, called "Dolores," in time for the Venice Film Festival.
Salinger didn't hate the movies, but he regretted having sold an earlier story, "Uncle Wiggily in Connecticut," to Samuel Goldwyn, who padded it into a daffy romance called "My Foolish Heart".
His first novella, a poignant romance called Shopgirl, has just been published and the star has taken the opportunity to tell the world that he wants to leave both the stage and the film lot behind him forever.
