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Emmanuel Macron Urges 'Emily in Paris' to Remain in Paris Amid Shift to Rome

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French President Emmanuel Macron expresses pride in Brigitte Macron's cameo in 'Emily in Paris' and urges the series to remain set in Paris as it prepares to shift to Rome.


Emmanuel Macron Advocates for 'Emily in Paris' to Stay in the French Capital

In a recent interview with Variety, French President Emmanuel Macron expressed his pride in his wife Brigitte Macron's cameo appearance in the hit Netflix series 'Emily in Paris.' He emphasized the importance of the show for France's global image, stating, "We will fight hard. And we will ask them to stay in Paris! Emily in Paris in Rome makes no sense." This statement comes as the show prepares to shift its narrative focus from Paris to Rome in its upcoming season.

The series, which has gained significant popularity since its debut in 2020, has sparked mixed reactions among viewers. While many appreciate its light-hearted portrayal of Parisian life, others criticize it for presenting an overly romanticized version of the city. Macron believes that 'Emily in Paris' plays a crucial role in promoting France's attractiveness as a tourist destination, contributing positively to the nation's image on the world stage.

Brigitte Macron's Cameo and the Show's Impact

Brigitte Macron's participation in the series was a delightful surprise for fans. President Macron noted, "She was very happy to do it. It only lasts a few minutes but I think it was a very good moment for her." The idea for her cameo emerged during a meeting between Lily Collins, the star of 'Emily in Paris,' and Darren Star, the show's creator, at the Élysée Palace in December 2022.

As the series continues to evolve, the French president's comments highlight the ongoing debate about the portrayal of Paris in popular media. Despite criticisms regarding its unrealistic depiction of the city, 'Emily in Paris' remains a significant cultural phenomenon, attracting both fans and detractors alike.

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Refs: | Le Figaro | Le Parisien |

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