Emily in Paris takes a Roman twist in season 4 continuation
On September 12 at midnight ET, Netflix will premiere the second part of the 4th season of its popular series, "Emily in Paris." The trailer and first photos look promising, hinting that the titular heroine will leave France and her two suitors to fall in love... in Italy.
The series "Emily in Paris," starring Lily Collins, continues its adventure in Europe, moving the action to Rome for the second part of the fourth season. By releasing a trailer for the new episodes, Netflix promises more 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. She struggled with her feelings for two men and faced issues at the agency where she works. Some critics noted that the season felt repetitive and uninteresting. However, it seems that the second part will finally pick up the pace!
New "Roman holiday"?
The first part of the fourth season debuted on Netflix on August 15 and quickly made it to the Top 10. Fans will have to wait until September 12 for the continuation. The new episodes will feature fashion gems and romantic twists that attract many viewers. The cast includes familiar actors 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 Emily to Rome, where she will traditionally indulge in romance along with her work.
When giving an interview to "The Hollywood Reporter" during the series premiere in Los Angeles, Lily Collins shared her impressions of her stay in Rome, calling it "the most wonderful way to end the season." The actress praised Roman culture, history, and cuisine, emphasizing that moving the action to the Eternal City allowed her to discover a new side of Europe.
As a result, "Emily in Paris" promises viewers more adventures and emotions, this time with picturesque Rome as the backdrop.
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