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Emily in Paris

2020 6 seasons Drama · Comedy

A marketing executive relocates to Paris for work and must adapt to a new culture while navigating friendships and romance.

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About the series

The best journeys take unexpected turns.

What it’s about

An American marketing professional receives an unexpected job offer in Paris. She must adjust to the local culture, make new friends, and find love.

What hooks you

The series stars Lily Collins as Emily Cooper and Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu as Sylvie Grateau. Ashley Park, who plays Mindy Chen, sings in the series herself. It received Emmy and Golden Globe nominations.

Who it’s for

It is worth a look for anyone who enjoys light romantic comedy with a glamorous setting, workplace banter, and a heroine whose confidence often gets her into trouble. It suits viewers wanting stylish escapism and upbeat stories about friendship and self-discovery.

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Technical details
Country
United States
Year
2020
Genres
Drama, Comedy
Episode length
30 min
Age rating
12+
MPAA
TV-MA
Status
Off air
World premiere
Oct 2, 2020

Ratings

MOVIE․ONE · 332 votes
7.2 /10
IMDb
6.8142,000
Kinopoisk
7.490,526
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Creative team

All 12
Director Zoe Cassavetes

Trivia

  1. Ashley Park (who played Mindy Chen) does her own singing in the series.
  2. French actress Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu was initially told that at 57 she was too old for the role of Sylvie, who was written as being around 35-40. She felt she was right for the role because her mother had been a model in her time. Six weeks later, the actress received a call telling her she had gotten the part.

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