Just yesterday we reported Rachel Bilson joined James Keach’s upcoming romantic comedy “Waiting for Forever,” and according to the Hollywood Reporter earlier today, seven more have signed on to star in the film.

Joining Bilson are Tom Sturridge, Jaime King, Nikki Blonsky, Scott Mechlowicz, Riley Smith, Blythe Danner and Richard Jenkins. That’s quite a cast Keach has lined up.

Sturridge stars as the lead character, a young man who prefers not to work and decides to reconnect with his childhood love, a TV actress living in Hollywood (Bilson).

Keach is directing a script by Steve Adams. The low-budget film heads into production next week.

Sturridge’s acting credits include “Vanity Fair” and “Being Julia.” King will next be seen in Frank Miller’s “The Spirit.” As for Blonsky, she starred in last ear’s hit musical “Hairspray.”

Rachel Bilson has signed on to star in James Keach’s upcoming indie romance “Waiting for Forever,” according to Variety.

The film, written by Steve Adams, follows a young man who prefers not to work and decides to spend the rest of his life with a TV actress living in Hollywood.

Bilson’s big-screen credits include “The Last Kiss,” “Jumper” and the upcoming “New York, I Love You.” She’s also known for playing Summer Roberts on television’s “The O.C.”

I know at these early stages it’s hard to come up with plot details, but right now, “Forever” doesn’t sound all that exciting to me. I mean, there’s gotta be a little bit more to this story of a man who simply decides to live with his love.

Maybe we’ll get a better taste of this romance soon. Then again, with the good-looking Bilson in one of the lead roles, does story really matter?