Part 2 of Emily in Paris season 4 has finally arrived
Lily Collins is back as Emily!
Last updated 12th Sep 2024
The last instalment was back in December 2022, so it's no surprise fans have been begging Netflix for any information about the fourth series of Emily in Paris! After actress Lily Collins confirmed production had started back in January, bosses later confirmed a start date, and now both parts have finally landed!
Netflix bosses released the first teaser trailer on Monday 22nd July, writing: 'Time to chic things up! Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 1 arrives on Netflix on August 15. Part 2 will premiere on September 12'. (sic)
They then released the part two trailer on 26th August, writing: 'All roads lead to Rome...Emily in Paris Season 4: Part 2 premiering on September 12. Part 1 Now Playing; only on Netflix'. (sic)
When is season 4 of Emily in Paris out?
On Friday 3rd May, Netflix confirmed the fourth series of Emily in Paris would be released in two parts.
Part one will landed on Thursday 15th August 2024.
Part two will landed on Thursday 12th September 2024.
Check out the first-look photos below:
Emily In Paris series 4
Emily In Paris series 4
Emily In Paris series 4
Emily In Paris series 4
Emily In Paris series 4
Emily In Paris series 4
Emily In Paris series 4
Emily In Paris series 4
Emily In Paris series 4
Emily In Paris series 4
Emily In Paris series 4
Emily In Paris series 4
When did filming take place?
Taking to Instagram in January 2024. Lily shared several photos of her holding the script for the new season, writing: 'Did someone say Saison Quatre?! Finally reunited with my @emilyinparis fam back in Paris and it feels so good. Although, I may need to brush up on my selfie skills for Emily’s sake…'.
She also shared a close up of her top, which is a deep blue colour covered with a pattern made up of the Eiffel Tower. The last slide was a video of herself taking a selfie.
Where is Emily in Paris season four set?
Despite Lily saying she's 'back in Paris', the majority of season four, part two is set in Italy.
The shock announcement was made by Lily in the video shared as part of Netflix's fan event Tudum, Lily said: "While Emily's heart will always stay true to Paris, her life takes some unexpected twists this season. Don't be surprised to find her on a Roman holiday."
This isn't the first time the show has ventured outside Paris, with Emily travelling briefly to France's beautiful St Tropez on the Mediterranean coast in a previous series.
During the video, Lily reminded viewers of how the last season ended, with all the drama of Camille's pregnancy, Alfie's heartbreak, Mindy's hope for Eurovision, and Gabriel's mission to get a Michelin star.
After Camille left Gabriel at the altar, fans were left wondering whether Emily and Gabriel would finally get back together. Will we find out in this season? Lily refused to reveal, saying: "Will Emily and Gabriel FINALLY get together? I wish I could tell you more, but you'll just have to wait to find out."
However, the actress did promise: "More fun, more fashion, and of course more drama in store for you all. Emily is going to have to decide if everything she's ever wanted is really what she needs."
Lily has previously opened up about the future of Emily in Paris telling Entertainment Tonight: "I don't actually know much! (About season 4) I just know, obviously, the many cliffhangers, and there's multiple ways in which it could go. I just know that there's gonna be obviously more drama, more laughs and more fashion and more travel. I think, so I'm really excited."
Meet the Emily in Paris cast:
Emily Cooper played by Lily Collins
Emily Cooper is the title character in Emily in Paris, she is chosen by her boss Madeline Wheeler (Kate Walsh), to work at a marketing firm in Paris that the company has just acquired. Taking the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, Emily jets off to Paris for a year, where she meets several love interests.
Lily, who is Phil Collins' daughter has also starred in The English Teacher and Love, Rosie. In 2016 she received a Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy for her role in Rules Don't Apply.
Sylvie played by Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu
Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu plays the role of Emily's boss Sylvie. Sylvie is a strict boss who doesn't take any nonsense and makes sure that Emily knows her not speaking French isn't ideal.
Philippine as appeared in many French language productions including the 2020 Netflix series Call My Agent!
Mindy Chen played by Ashley Park
Mindy Chen is on of Emily's first friends in Paris. They meet when Emily is out having lunch by herself and Mindy is out with the children she looks after.
Mindy and Emily soon become good friends and Emily's confidant.
Ashley is mainly known for her work on stage including her portrayal of Gretchen Wieners in Mean Girls which was nominated for a 2018 Tony Award.
Gabriel played by Lucas Bravo
Gabriel is Emily's downstairs neighbour. Due to the different floor naming convention in France Emily perpetually gets confused which floor she's on and regularly tries to get into Gabriel's flat.
Gabriel is also a talented chef and works across the road at a restaurant which he eventually buys with backing from Antoine.
The pair become friends and eventually an awkward love triangle forms between them and Gabriel's on-off girlfriend Camille.
Lucas has appeared in some French TV shows and more recently films which are in post-production. He also works as a model.
Camille played by Camille Razat
Camille Razat plays Camille, Gabriel's girlfriend. Camille and Emily meet at a flower stall when Camille comes to Emily's help with the language barrier. The two become good friends, but things turn a bit sour when Emily and Camille's boyfriend Gabriel share an impromptu kiss.
Camille has appeared in a number of French films and TV shows including The Disappearance which was an eight-part police thriller mini-series, shown in the UK with subtitles.
Luc and Julien played by Bruno Gouery and Samuel Arnold
Luc and Julien are a comedy duo who work with Emily and Sylvie. The pair are rarely seen apart and find themselves trying to help Emily out get across her ideas when her lack of French gets in the way.
Antoine Lambert played by William Abadie
Antoine Lambert runs Maison Lavaux, a perfume company Savior work for. It's later revealed that Sylvie and Antoine have a longstanding affair and Savoir have been doing work for his company at a much lower price.
Madeline Wheeler played by Kate Walsh
Kate Walsh plays the role of Emily's boss in Chicago, Madeline Wheeler, who find herself unexpectedly pregnant. Unable to travel to Paris she asks Emily to take her place.
Kate is best known for her roles in Grey's Anatomy, Private Practice and Netflix series 13 Reasons Why.
Thomas played by Julien Floreancig
Thomas is a French snobbish philosophy professor played by Julien Floreancig is brief love interest of Emily's. Emily and Thomas meet at the café and has a few dates, but after having a double date with Gabriel and Camille, Gabriel tells Emily that he thinks he's snobbish.
However, it takes Emily a few more days to realise that Gabriel is right when she invites him along to the ballet, but he says Swan Lake is for tourists.
Pierre Cadault played by Jean-Christophe Bouvet
Pierre Cadault is a larger than life French designer who has a love-hate relationship with Savoir. At their first meeting, Emily unintentionally offends Pierre with a charm on her handbag. However, with some sweet talking, he comes around and decides to stay with the marketing firm.
Mathieu Cadault played by Charles Martins
Mathieu Cadault is the nephew of Pierre Cadault, played by Charles Martins. He appears throughout the series, becoming a love interest of Emily's towards the end of the first season, however things turn sour in the second season when they're meant to be having a romantic weekend away in St Tropez, but things don't go to plan.
Alfie played by Lucien Laviscount
Alfie is a British businessman, played by Lucien Laviscount, who has also appeared in Coronation Street, Grange Hill and Waterloo Road.
Alfie meets Emily at the French class they both attend. Despite seeming to hate each other, as Alfie doesn't take the lessons seriously they end up together for most of season two.
You can watch season one to four of Emily in Paris on Netflix.
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