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In "Emily in Paris," we witness Emily Cooper, an American woman who relocates to Paris for her job. As she adapts to the French workplace, immerses herself in the Parisian lifestyle, and forges romantic relationships, she encounters cultural differences and comedic situations.
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In "Emily in Paris," we witness Emily Cooper, an American woman who relocates to Paris for her job. As she adapts to the French workplace, immerses herself in the Parisian lifestyle, and forges romantic relationships, she encounters cultural differences and comedic situations.
"Emily in Paris" is a delightful and captivating romantic comedy series that takes viewers on an enchanting journey through the streets of Paris. Created by Darren Star, the show follows the adventures of Emily Cooper, a young American woman portrayed by Lily Collins, who moves to Paris for work. The series beautifully captures the allure of Paris, showcasing its stunning architecture, picturesque streets, and fashionable aesthetics. It immerses viewers in Emily's vibrant and glamorous world as she navigates the French workplace, embraces the city's culture, and forms romantic connections. Lily Collins delivers a captivating performance, bringing warmth and charm to the character of Emily. The chemistry between the cast members adds an extra layer of excitement and romance to the storyline. "Emily in Paris" offers a delightful escape with its light-hearted humour, whimsical scenarios, and romantic entanglements. It provides an enjoyable viewing experience, transporting audiences into a world of love, fashion, and the enchantment of Paris. While the series has faced some criticism for its portrayal of French culture, it remains an entertaining and addictive watch for fans of romantic comedies and anyone yearning for a virtual Parisian adventure. With its stunning visuals and engaging storyline, "Emily in Paris" is a treat for the senses.
Best Casting Director | 2020 | Juliette Ménager
Excellence in Contemporary Television | 2022 | Marylin Fitoussi
Best Contemporary Hair Styling Television Series Limited Series or Miniseries or New Media Series | 2022 | Odile Fourquin
Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series Musical or Comedy | 2021 | Lily Collins
Outstanding Comedy Series | 2021 | Stephen Joel Brown
Outstanding Production Design for a Narrative Program HalfHour | 2021 | Jean-Yves Rabier
Outstanding Contemporary Costumes for a Series | 2023 | Marylin Fitoussi
Outstanding Cinematography for a Series (HalfHour) | 2025 | Seamus Tierney
Best Actress in a Comedy Series | 2020 | Lily Collins
Half Hour SingleCamera Series | 2025 | Lilith Bekmezian
Half Hour SingleCamera Television Series | 2021 | Jean-Yves Rabier
Best Achievement in DecorDesign of a HalfHour Single Camera Series | 2021 | Anne Seibel
Excellence in Contemporary Television | 2023 | Marylin Fitoussi
Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Episode of a HalfHour Series | 2025 | Seamus Tierney
Best Contemporary Makeup Television Series Limited Series or Miniseries or New Media Series | 2022 | Odile Fourquin
Ashley Park does her own singing on the show, including covers of "Falling Slowly" (from Once (2007)), "Sympatique" and the original "Mon Soleil".
While Emily in Paris was Netflix's most-watched show in 2020 (quickly surpassed by Bridgerton in 2021 with 82 million household views within four weeks of its premiere), it garnered a lot of attention and backlash from viewers. From its depiction of the City of Love to the titular character Emily Cooper's age, Netflix viewers found a myriad of criticisms with the show. Later during awards season, outrage flared after the Los Angeles Times reported that creators of the show sent over 30 members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association -- who vote on the Golden Globes -- on an all-expense-paid trip to Paris for a set visit while shooting in 2019 where they were "treated like kings and queens." The show then received two Golden Globes nominations: for Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy and for Best Television Actress - Musical/Comedy Series, which angered many people, including members of the HFPA.
Netflix announced in May 3, 2021 that the hit series had begun production on season 2 in Paris and St. Tropez, as well as three other locations in the country.
Such is the popularity of the show worldwide, Google Maps has even included the location of ''Emily Cooper's Apartment" in Paris.
One particular hotel commonly featured on the show - HÔTEL PLAZA ATHÉNÉE is famous for its reputation in being a popular hotel in the fashion industry. It is located on the street Avenue Montaigne where Christian Dior opened its first boutique transforming the areas as the city's 'Avenue of Fashion'. Christian Dior also held many of his fashion shows and photoshoots at the hotel.
