EntertainmentEmily in Paris moves to Rome: Romantic twists await viewers

Emily in Paris moves to Rome: Romantic twists await viewers

A still from the series "Emily in Paris". Lily Collins as Emily
A still from the series "Emily in Paris". Lily Collins as Emily
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Karolina Grabińska

27 August 2024 14:17

On 12 September, Netflix will showcase the second part of the fourth season of its hit, "Emily in Paris." The trailer and first photos look promising. The titular heroine appears to leave France and her two suitors to fall in love... in Italy.

The series "Emily in Paris," with Lily Collins in the leading role, continues its adventure in Europe, moving the action to Rome in the second part of the fourth season. By releasing a trailer of the new episodes, Netflix promises another round of Emily's adventures. In the first part of the fourth season, Emily was recovering from the dramatic events related to Camille and Gabriel's wedding. The heroine struggles with her feelings for two men and issues at the agency where she works. We previously remarked that all this was not enough to interest viewers; it was monotonous and felt like a rehash of what had come before. It seems that in the second part, the action will finally pick up!

New "Roman Holiday"?

The first part of the fourth season debuted on Netflix on 15 August and quickly made it to the Top 10. Fans will have to wait until 12 September for the continuation. The new episodes will not lack fashion gems and romantic twists, which attract numerous viewers. The cast includes actors familiar to the audience, such as Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Ashley Park, Lucas Bravo, and Camille Razat.

In the trailer, we see that a new American will join the agency where Emily works, posing competition not only in the office. Jealous Camille will again interfere in Emily's briefly happy relationship with Gabriel. The boss will send the main heroine to Rome, where, besides working, Emily traditionally indulges in romance.

In an interview with "The Hollywood Reporter" during the series premiere in Los Angeles, Lily Collins shared her impressions of her stay in Rome, calling it "the most special way for us to end this season." The actress praised Roman culture, history, and cuisine, emphasising that moving the action to the Eternal City allowed her to discover a new side of Europe.

Thus, "Emily in Paris" promises viewers even more adventures and emotions, this time with picturesque Rome in the background.

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