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Prime Video announced that the popular series The Summer I Turned Pretty will conclude with a feature film directed by Jenny Han, expanding the franchise and continuing the story of Belly and her summer romance, following its success and global popularity.
Prime Video has greenlit a feature-length movie to serve as the final chapter of 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' series, following the conclusion of its third season. Jenny Han, the author of the novels and a writer for the series, will write and direct the film to wrap up Belly’s story, with story details kept under wraps. The series, based on Han's books, has been a global hit, and the movie aims to provide a proper ending for fans.
Jenny Han, the creator of 'The Summer I Turned Pretty,' discusses her involvement in the series' ending, her approach to storytelling for different audiences, and her future projects, emphasizing her desire for hopeful endings and her protective stance on audience experience and spoilers.
The Amazon Prime series 'The Summer I Turned Pretty,' based on Jenny Han's books, successfully appealed to both young viewers and older generations by incorporating nostalgic music from the 1990s and 2000s, creating viral moments and resonating with viewers who came of age before TikTok.
Jenny Han, the creator of The Summer I Turned Pretty, has indicated that the show's ending will differ from the books, aiming for a more emotionally honest and hopeful conclusion, with a definitive choice made by Belly, though the exact outcome remains a mystery.
Creator Jenny Han discusses the second season of "The Summer I Turned Pretty," highlighting the shift in tone from the first season and the importance of accurately portraying grief. She also addresses the development of new relationships not found in the books and the maturity of the characters. Han hopes viewers take away the theme of forgiveness from the season and expresses excitement for the upcoming third season, despite the ongoing strikes in the industry.
Jenny Han, the creator and author of "The Summer I Turned Pretty," discusses the major moments from the Season 2 finale, including the hotel scene and Belly's decision between Conrad and Jeremiah. Han also talks about the expansion of Steven and Taylor's relationship, the use of Taylor Swift's songs in the show, and the emotional scenes and character development throughout the season. The finale ends on a more upbeat note, with Belly regaining her confidence and happiness as she gets her spot back on the volleyball team.
Prime Video has renewed "The Summer I Turned Pretty" for Season 3, which will consist of 10 episodes, making it the largest season yet. The release date is yet to be announced, as it depends on the resolution of ongoing labor negotiations. Season 3 is expected to adapt Jenny Han's third book, "We'll Always Have Summer," and will likely explore the love triangle between Belly, Jeremiah, and Conrad. However, there is a possibility of new characters and storylines being introduced.
The cast of "The Summer I Turned Pretty" discusses the highly anticipated sex scene between Belly and Conrad in Season 2. The scene, which was not in the original novels, was added to show the characters' deep love and connection. The actors felt safe and comfortable on set, thanks to the presence of an intimacy coordinator. The intimate moment takes place amidst the grief and aftermath of Belly and Conrad's breakup, as they navigate their feelings and search for redemption and healing. "The Summer I Turned Pretty" Season 2 is currently airing on Prime Video.
Netflix has renewed the To All The Boys spinoff series, XO Kitty, for a second season. The half-hour dramedy follows teen matchmaker Kitty Song Covey as she navigates relationships in Seoul. The show has been a hit on the streaming platform, ranking No. 2 on the English TV List following its May 18 debut. The series is inspired by the popular movie trilogy and bestselling book series by Jenny Han, who serves as the show's creator and co-showrunner.
The Summer I Turned Pretty season 2, based on Jenny Han's It's Not Summer Without You, will premiere on Amazon Prime Video on July 14. The trailer features a new version of Taylor Swift's "August". The season will see emotional turmoil for Belly as she deals with Conrad and Jeremiah fighting over her heart and the return of Susannah's cancer. Swift's music played a pivotal role in the first season and will continue to do so in the second.
"XO, Kitty," a spinoff of the "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" series, follows Kitty Song Covey as she navigates high school in Korea and explores her queerness. The show, which features a multicultural cast and incorporates Korean culture, is a testament to author and showrunner Jenny Han's ability to craft relatable stories. The cast also discusses the importance of representation and identity in the show. "XO, Kitty" sparks conversations about LGBTQ culture in Korea and the universal experience of growing up and figuring things out.