Move over, Emily … Belly is heading to Paris.
“The Summer I Turned Pretty” shocked viewers on Wednesday when its fourth-to-last episode left the show with only one chapter remaining to adapt from creator Jenny Han’s 2011 novel, “We’ll Always Have Summer.” Rather than forcing fans to wait a full week, though, Amazon’s Prime Video has answered some of their burning questions about what the YA series still has in store.
Ahead of the “Summer I Turned Pretty” finale next month, Prime Video dropped on Friday one last trailer for the fan-favorite series’ final three episodes. You can check it out yourself below.
The last three installments of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” are set to pick up with Belly (Lola Tung) in the continued wake of her called-off wedding to Jeremiah (Gavin Casalegno). As fans saw in this week’s episode, Belly chose to respond to her canceled marriage by running away to Paris in search of a new life and new identity.
That pursuit is reflected in the trailer released Friday, which is not set — as most “Summer I Turned Pretty” fans would expect — to a Taylor Swift song but rather Ellie Goulding’s “Anything Could Happen.” That song’s optimistic mantra repeats over footage of Belly dancing, working and making new friends in Paris. It’s all part of her journey to find, as she says early in the trailer, “the person I can be.”
Running away from your old life is not as easy as simply hopping on a plane to another continent, though. That much is made clear in the trailer’s closing moments, as Belly sorts through her mail in Paris only to find a letter waiting for her from none other than — you guessed it — Conrad (Christopher Briney). Along the way Belly also meets some new players in her Parisian fairy tale. Joining the series in recurring roles are Corinna Brown (“Heartstopper”), Fernando Cattori (“With You in the Future,” “Untamed Royals”), Isaline Prevost Radeff (“Ceux Qui Travaillent,” “Haute Mer”) and Jahz Armando (“Gangs of London”). Buckle up, “Summer I Turned Pretty” fans. There’s still plenty of romantic drama to come.
The final three episodes of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” Season 3 are set to premiere Sept. 3, Sept. 10 and Sept. 17 on Amazon’s Prime Video.
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