Lucien Laviscount is keeping expectations high while teasing twists and turns in season 5 of Emily in Paris.
“Expect the unexpected,” Laviscount, 33, who plays Alfie, exclusively told Us Weekly while attending the Netflix House Philadelphia VIP Housewarming Party on Monday, November 10. “I do know that once I first got the pilot [for the season 5 premiere], I used to be bowled over slightly bit.”
Laviscount is worked up for fans to see the ultimate product. “But again, the Emily in Paris universe just keeps on churning out great stuff,” he hinted. “I leave all my fate within the writers. This season is a fun one.”
The Netflix series, which premiered in 2020, centers around Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) and her often hilarious attempts to search out her footing in France after moving from the U.S. for a brand new job. Emily subsequently finally ends up caught in a love triangle between Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and Alfie (Laviscount).
Emily intentionally began season 4 by selecting Gabriel nevertheless it ended as quickly because it began. She ended the season by moving on with Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini) in Rome and she or he wasn’t the just one happening recent adventures. Alfie, meanwhile, brought up a girlfriend that viewers have yet to fulfill — but Laviscount didn’t appear to rule out his character still having possible feelings for Emily.
“Time will tell all,” he said about the probabilities of him returning to the love triangle. “I’m just pleased I get to return back and work with these people every season.”
Laviscount’s costar Ashley Park, who was also on the Netflix House Philadelphia VIP Housewarming Party, offered similar hints about what’s going to unfold when the show returns on December 18.
What I’ll say is that was a teaser [that Netflix released] and that was only in Rome,” Park, 34, who plays Mindy Chen, shared “We also filmed in Paris and Venice in order that was truly a teaser.”
Emily in Paris shook things up by having their primary character leave France — but what comes next? The Netflix series, which debuted in 2020, originally centered around Emily’s move from the U.S. to France, and the challenges that include that. Emily (Lily Collins) subsequently found herself caught in a love triangle (Lucas Bravo) […]
Park promised that fans are in for a fun ride.
“This offers you a taste of the tone and what you’ll be able to be excited for in the primary couple of episodes,” she added. “But there’s lots more. The perfect is yet to return.”
While season 5 will likely be going through some changes with Emily making a move to Rome, creator Darren Star previously shut down fan concerns that Emily in Paris would now be Emily in Rome.
“All I do know is [I don’t want to do] Emily in Space. I don’t have to go to space,” Park quipped to Us on Monday about possible scenarios for story lines in the longer term. “I’ll go anywhere else. Preferably a beach.”
Emily in Paris returns Thursday, December 18, on Netflix.