‘Emily in Paris’ Creator Darren Star Says We Might See Much less of This Fan Favourite Character in Season 5

Emily in Paris’ season 4 finale (warning: spoilers forward!) ended on fairly an uplifting notice, with Emily shifting to Rome for the close to future to run Agence Grateau’s Italian workplace, and a promising new romance with Marcello Muratori. The identical optimistic ending was true for her BFF, Mindy, who appeared to have a brand new hit tune on her palms and an invitation to grow to be a choose on Chinese language Pop Star. (Hey, generally getting disqualified from Eurovision and breaking apart with Nico can lead to some nice issues!)

In the meantime, Gabriel was awarded a Michelin star (anybody else completely stunned at how briskly that occurred?), Alfie discovered happiness with a mysterious new girlfriend, and Sylvie landed a serious account with the Muratori household (okay, so it’s solely a six-month trial run, however nonetheless). And sure, Gabriel now desires Emily again after her candy gesture talking French, however sophisticated relationships are Emily in Paris’s factor, so convey it on.

Nonetheless, Netflix truly has to resume Emily in Paris first — and assuming it can — we Zoomed with creator Darren Star from Rome to get the lowdown on all these developments within the season 4 finale whereas looking forward to what’s subsequent in your favorite Parisian — and Italian – crew.

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Glamour: Has the Rome Tourism Board stated they’d prefer to have you ever again for season 5?

Darren Star: Effectively, not particularly the Rome Tourism Board. First, we’re ready for Netflix to tell us about that.

If Netflix is aware of what’s good for them, they may say sure. And assuming they do, ought to we plan for extra Emily in Rome, particularly since one of many last scenes calls again to the pilot when Emily first arrived in Paris?

Yeah, I believe we will certainly see extra Emily in Rome if we’ve got a season 5. Emily [is now] there. There’s an workplace, and I believe the story is taking us there for the second. So we are going to spend extra time in Italy, but it surely doesn’t imply we’re leaving Paris.