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Lily Collins in ‘existential crisis’ in Emily in Paris Season 3 trailer

Three weeks before the third season of Emily in Paris airs, Netflix is ​​releasing the full trailer for the upcoming 10 episodes.

We were left at the end of season 2, sentimentally undecided on Emily, between a budding romance with handsome Alfie and a fiery declaration to Gabrielle, who had meanwhile reconciled with Camille, setting off a cliffhanger of the most precious dramatic intensity. . The young American was also stuck at a crossroads in her professional life, torn between wanting to work for Sylvie at her new company or remaining loyal to her former boss, Madeline.

Therefore, this trailer depicts Emily struggling with doubts and in complete internal conflict, even talking about an “existential crisis” to the “so American” tune. While Alfie’s character seems more fleshed out here than in Season 2, Emily’s attraction to Gabriel takes center stage in this trailer, even if a major obstacle named Camille complicates the deal.

We’re also treated to a look at the Parisian filming locations (specifically the Molitor pool) as well as the Provençal, as well as the gorgeous costumes from the series that fans are now used to. The cast includes the same characters: Filipino Leroy-Beaulieu (Sylvie), Lucas Bravo (Gabriel), Ashley Park (Mindy), Camille Razat (Camille), Samuel Arnold (Julien), Bruno Guerrey (Luc), William Abadi (Antoine). : ) and Lucien Lavisconte (Alfie). Creator Darren Starr also returns to helm this third season.

Emily will also sign on for a fourth season, which hasn’t started filming yet, but should follow the same schedule if it airs in late 2023. To find out if Lily Collins will finally stay in Paris, go to December 21. On Netflix.

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Source: Le Figaro

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