Thursday, November 7, 2024 03:35 AM
Lily Collins reveals her desire for Emily to explore London in 'Emily in Paris' after Rome, while Lucas Bravo shares concerns about character development.
Lily Collins, the star of the popular Netflix series "Emily in Paris," has recently shared her aspirations for her character, Emily Cooper, to explore the vibrant city of London in the upcoming seasons. This revelation comes on the heels of her character's recent adventures in Rome, where she has been navigating love and career challenges.
In a candid interview with the BBC, Collins expressed her excitement about the potential for Emily to visit iconic London locations. She stated, "She would definitely go to Portobello Road and buy some antiques, obviously visit Big Ben and toy shop Hamleys." The actress also mentioned that Emily would likely attempt to gain entry into Buckingham Palace, humorously adding, "try and get the guards to smile but I’m not sure she’d be able to do that." This playful insight into her character's personality highlights the charm and whimsy that fans have come to love.
Collins further elaborated on her fondness for London’s public transport, saying, "I love the Tube but most of all I love sitting on the front of a double-decker bus and looking out of the window." She enjoys the spontaneity of exploring the city without a fixed plan, simply taking in the sights and the diverse people around her. This reflects a relatable aspect of travel that many viewers appreciate.
However, not all is well behind the scenes. Lucas Bravo, who portrays Chef Gabriel, Emily's on-and-off love interest, has voiced his dissatisfaction with his character's development. He expressed his frustration, stating that his character has become increasingly oblivious and manipulated, which has made it less enjoyable for him to portray. Bravo remarked, "...as they made him kind of unaware of his surroundings, of the dynamic, always victimizing and always being completely lost in translation and oblivious to anything that is happening around him and being manipulated by everyone, it kind of became not fun for me to shoot." This sentiment raises questions about character development and the importance of maintaining engaging storylines in long-running series.
As fans eagerly await the next season, the prospect of Emily's adventures in London adds an exciting layer to the show's narrative. With its blend of romance, fashion, and humor, "Emily in Paris" continues to capture the hearts of viewers worldwide. The potential for new settings and character dynamics promises to keep the series fresh and entertaining. Ultimately, the journey of Emily Cooper is not just about her romantic escapades but also about her growth and experiences in different cultures, making it a relatable story for many.