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Emily In Paris season 6 trailer teases show ending ‘with a bang’

Published by Evening Standard · United Kingdom 57 min ago
Emily In Paris season 6 trailer teases show ending ‘with a bang’
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Ahead of its release on December 24, the teaser trailer for the final season has looked back at Emily’s time in Europe.

Created by Sex And The City’s Darren Star, the Netflix romantic-comedy series premiered in 2020 and stars Lily Collins as Chicago marketing executive Emily Cooper, as she navigates life in Paris after landing her dream job.

In January this year, it was announced that the show had been renewed for a sixth and final season.

Ahead of its release on December 24, the teaser trailer for the final season has looked back at Emily’s time in Europe – and what she will do next.

It kicks off showing Emily stepping out of a taxi when she first arrived in Paris, telling her social media followers: “Bonjour. I’m Emily Cooper. Your eyes and ears to this beautiful city.”

She is then heard telling her friend Mindy (Ashley Park): “When I came here, Paris was this fun little detour that I thought would be a good story…but it’s been complicated…and dramatic…and chaotic.”

The trailer then cuts to her previously having her fashion questioned by her boss Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) and the start of her complicated love triangle with Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and Camille (Camille Razat).

Mindy then tells her: “This isn’t just a fun year abroad anymore. This is your life.”

The men that Emily has shared romances with over her time in Paris – which also included Alfie (Lucien Laviscount) and Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini) – are then shown.

Sylvie is then heard telling her: “If you are going to do Paris, for god’s sake, do it right.”

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