‘Last Tango in Paris’ Making-of Series in the Works at CBS Studios

Fans of Emily in Paris shouldn’t expect to see any masks in the show’s second season.

reel world of “Emily in Paris,” it simply doesn’t exist. Season 2 of Netflix’s hit romantic comedy drops Dec.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorWant a break from the doom and gloom of the pandemic? Try watching Season 2 of “Emily in Paris.”Producers of the Netflix series decided that COVID doesn’t exist in Emily’s fabulous — and very fashionable — life in the City of Light.“Season 1 allowed us an escapism when it came out that it felt it was something that needed to continue — not addressing it because it brings a sense of escapism and joy and laughter in a time that we need it

fans can take heart in the idea that the beloved series starring Sutton Foster and Hilary Duff might not be done just yet. ET's Leanne Aguilera spoke with the show's creator, Darren Star, at the premiere of the second season of his Netflix series, and asked if  might have a second life as a film. «I would love to do a movie, and I think the entire cast, at some point, would like to get back together for it,» Starr told ET.

Lily Collins and Ashley Park are getting ready for the release of Emily in Paris season 2!

Lily Collins lives for a good fashion moment, but getting back into heels and layers upon layers of high fashion wears wasn't exactly easy for the 32-year-old actress. ET spoke to Collins at the  season 2 premiere Wednesday night, where Collins talked about all the fabulous fashions she got to wear in the French city this time around.«My first fitting for the season was about seven hours,» Collins revealed.

Lily Collins lives for a good fashion moment, but getting back into heels and layers upon layers of high fashion wears wasn't exactly easy for the 32-year-old actress. ET spoke to Collins at the  season 2 premiere Wednesday night, where Collins talked about all the fabulous fashions she got to wear in the French city this time around.«My first fitting for the season was about seven hours,» Collins revealed.

Love her or hate her, Emily is here to stay! Emily in Paris premiered in October 2020, and although the ratings were great, fans were conflicted on whether they really liked the comedy.

Lily Collins stepped out in a chic black look for her appearance on on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Thursday night (December 9) in Los Angeles.

Elsa Pataky, Chris Hemsworth and their kids are looking as adorable as ever as they travel through Paris.

WARSAW, Poland -- The last piano on which Frederic Chopin played and composed in Paris is being renovated by a U.S.

Bring on the beauty! Lily Collins made quite the statement with her glam during the first season of Emily in Paris. And after sitting down with the Aurélie Payen, the makeup artist for the show, we can pretty much promise that the second season, which launches on December 22, is going to serve up some seriously stunning looks. 

Lily Collins and Ashley Park are gearing up for the release of Emily in Paris season two!

Lily Collins isn't blind to the criticism surrounding . The 32-year-old actress covers the December issue of , and, in the accompanying interview, opens up about the critiques of her Netflix series and how season 2 is addressing them.When it debuted on Netflix in October 2020, amid quarantine due to the COVID-19 pandemic, was loved by some for its bubbly story about an American marketing executive sent to Paris for work, while others were less than pleased. «We never represented it as anything

“Last Tango In Paris,” the 1973 erotic drama directed by Bernardo Bertolucci, led to two Oscar nominations for Best Director and Best Actor for Marlon Brando and became one of the most profitable foreign films to ever be released. It is also an NC-17 release, features a brutal rape scene, and has largely been known as one of the most controversial films ever made, on and off the screen, thanks to the terrible conditions under which it was made.

Naman Ramachandran The tumultuous events surrounding the making of Bernardo Bertolucci’s 1973 film “Last Tango in Paris” will be the subject of a limited series to be co-directed by Lisa Brühlmann (“Killing Eve”) and José Padilha (“Narcos”).The series, titled “Tango,” is part of the international first-look agreement between CBS Studios and Stampede Ventures, an independent entertainment media company founded by former Warner Bros.