"romance drama" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe films, books, plays, and other stories that feature romantic relationships and dramatic situations. For example, "The Notebook is a classic romance drama about a young couple's journey to be together."
"Do you make this a standard period romance drama?" he said.
It's got all the elements: romance, drama, intrigue and, in this case, mystery".
With the "Twilight" saga and romance drama now behind her, we salute Stewart for a year of decisive and daring style.
Menacing clowns descend on Michigan after the 2016 presidential election in the new season of "American Horror Story". And the romance drama "Like Crazy" arrives on Netflix.
"We promise all the usual highs and lows, romance, drama and comedy," said Gareth Neame, the show's executive producer and the managing director of Carnival Films, said in a statement.
Julian Fellowes will return to pen the fifth series, with executive producer Gareth Neame promising "all the usual highs and lows, romance, drama and comedy played out by some of the most iconic characters on television".
This relationship has blossomed via a handful of policy-driven co-produced romance dramas.
This mirrors the fact that presently the largest percentage of films made in China are romance dramas.
Largely unregulated, Philippine cinemas have built a notorious reputation for favouring commercial successes movies like Hollywood blockbusters and "manufactured" romance dramas.
Academy voters and the public alike enjoyed a wide variety of films such as serious romance dramas like Casablanca, adventures like Around the World in 80 Days, historical dramas like Ben-Hur, and musicals like My Fair Lady.
Nadda made one of the most compellingly subtle (and little seen) romance dramas of 2009 in Cairo Time, a deliciously restrained tale of longing and temptation that starred the always compelling Patricia Clarkson.
