With her job on the line over a Fashion Week debacle, Emily scrambles to devise a new plan while preparing to say adieu to a good friend.
Emily's weekend trip to a friend's chateau fizzles like day-old champagne. Back in Paris, Mindy's reluctant meet-up with old friends ends on a high note.
A sweet new acquaintance helps Emily sniff out a potentially huge new client, but a messy workplace liaison endangers the deal.
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Title: Emily in Paris (2020– )
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Lily Collins | ... | Emily Cooper 10 episodes, 2020 | |
| Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu | ... | Sylvie Grateau 10 episodes, 2020 | |
| Ashley Park | ... | Mindy Chen 10 episodes, 2020 | |
| Lucas Bravo | ... | Gabriel 10 episodes, 2020 | |
| Samuel Arnold | ... | Julien 10 episodes, 2020 | |
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Bruno Gouery | ... | Luc 10 episodes, 2020 |
| Camille Razat | ... | Camille 7 episodes, 2020 | |
| William Abadie | ... | Antoine Lambert 5 episodes, 2020 | |
A young American woman from the Midwest is hired by a marketing firm in Paris to provide them with an American perspective on things.
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A bit of a mixed review for this show: (+) It is light hearted, to be watched for some fun, to pass some time, whenever you don't want to watch anything serious. It only shows the center of Paris (therefore beautiful touristic parts) and the rich life. The main character is pretty, wears colourful clothes. (-) It is full of stereotypes on France and French people. It would be fine if it were only the light hearted ones (food and cigarettes) but it goes beyond that. It shows that showers often don't work in France because of old buildings ? Not the case, our water system is great. Men often pee in the streets in front of everyone ? No. The main character wants to bring American marketing ideas, and complains that a lady is shown walking naked (from the back only) for a perfume ad, saying it's sexist and that women should be fully clothed, that America wouldn't accept this ad due to a naked woman. She finds it inappropriate and not in the actual feminist context. Does she even know feminism these days has become accepting a woman's body and what she choses to wear or not to wear? Also, isn't America the one country that oversexualises women? Has she even seen American singers, how inappropriate they are in their clips ? Their oversexualisation is way beyond a perfume ad where a woman is simply seen naked from the back.