‘Emily in Paris’ Season 3 Trailer: Lily Collins Returns to the City of Light
The hit Netflix series returns on Dec. 21 with Emily facing « the hardest decision I’ve ever had to make »
Fans of Emily in Paris on Netflix get an early Christmas present.
The hit streaming network released the season 3 trailer on Wednesday; the entire third season will premiere on December 21.
The marketing executive appears to be back in the City of Light after a major cliffhanger in season 2—in which Lily Collins’ Emily Cooper contemplated accepting a job offer from her boss Madeline (Kate Walsh) that would require her to leave Paris, or follow her prickly but formidable mentor Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) to a new company. However, she appears to be « pulling double duty, » as her best friend Mindy (Ashley
« This is the hardest decision I’ve ever had to make, » Emily laments in the clip, later questioning how she knows she made the right decision and admitting to dealing with some « existential angst. »
« That’s so American, » Sylvie quips.
Fans of Emily in Paris on Netflix get an early Christmas present.
Of course, it’s not all work, as Emily is still involved in a passionate love triangle with dashing British Alfie and sultry chef Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) (Lucien Laviscount).
While Alfie and Emily are gone on a romantic holiday to the French wine area, where they take a hot air balloon flight over a château and all, Gabriel tells her on a late-night card ride, « You altered my life. »
She declares, « We often talk about work-life balance, and right now I am all about life, » before a montage of happy episodes from the show.
The tagline for the program is « Whatever you choose, pick Paris. »
Fans of Emily in Paris on Netflix get an early Christmas present.
Emily in Paris, a Darren Star production, had its Netflix debut in October 2020. Since its debut, it has received numerous nominations for the Golden Globes and the Emmys.
Season 4 of the program has already been ordered.
The choices Emily makes in season 3 will affect « her future in France, » according to a press release for the show, which debuted in June and also features Camille Razat, Samuel Arnold, and Bruno Gouery. It also promises that our tech-savvy heroine will continue to « immerse herself in the adventures and surprising twists and turns that life in Paris provides. »
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Teasing what’s to come, Star previously opened up about his desire to dive deeper into Emily’s past.
« I really love how Emily gets more assimilated into French culture and I love seeing that evolution and transformation of somebody who’s made Paris their home and how that changes them, » he told Entertainment Tonight in December 2021. « What we really haven’t seen — except for Madeline (Kate Walsh), we get it a little bit — is how Emily is in relation to people that she’s left behind and how being an expatriate for a longer period of time changes her relationship with her home. »
Seasons 1 and 2 of Emily in Paris are currently streaming on Netflix.
