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To All the Boys I ve Loved Before have been enthralled with the teen couple s love story since the first film in the trilogy dropped on Netflix in 2018. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow
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Now, with the third movie streaming on Netflix, the author behind the books on which the films are based tells PEOPLE that viewers may be surprised by all of the emotion in the final installment.
Lara Jean (Lana Condor) and Peter (Noah Centineo) are becoming adults and their relationship is about to face its biggest challenge yet.
Inside Netflix s To All The Boys: Always and Forever cast s real life romances
Netflix releases the third and final instalment of the To All The Boys I ve Loved Before franchise on Friday (February 12) just in time for Valentine s Day, and while the romance might be heating up in the movies, not all of the cast are as loved-up
Four Weddings and a Funeral),
Notting Hill features Grant at his most adorably ruffled as William Thacker, who falls for Hollywood star Anna Scott (Julia Roberts) when she stumbles into his West London bookshop.
The story of their unlikely relationship works best during a silly dinner with his friends where one (Hugh Bonneville) makes hilarious gaffes having no idea who Anna is, and the numerous scenes stolen by Rhys Ifans as William s inappropriate flatmate Spike.
But in the end, it s the chemistry between Grant and Roberts and the pretty locations (in some of the poshest bits of London, including Curtis s own front door) that make
To All The Boys: Always and Forever review: This ever-moving story about young love delivers all
Fri Feb 12, 2021 at 2:49pm ET
What does the typical high school senior have to worry about? Everything.
The tumultuous throes of young love, the anticipated arrival of college acceptance letters (and the dreaded rejections), and the fear of what’s to come after graduation.
To All The Boys: Always and Forever delivered on all of these relatable anxieties through its charming and gentle protagonist Lara Jean Covey.
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To All The Boys: Always and Forever review
Alas, the sweet ending to the darling Covinsky love story has finally arrived on Netflix. The To All The Boys trilogy, based on the book series by Jenny Han, follows young lovers Lara Jean (Lana Condor) and Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo) throughout their high school experience.
The reason Susan Johnson’s Netflix adaptation of Jenny Han’s
To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before worked so well is because it had such a distinct hook: hopeless-romantic high-school student Lara Jean (Lana Condor) panics when five deliberately unsent love letters she wrote over the years wind up getting mailed to their recipients. In order to save face with her current crush (who happens to be her older sister’s boyfriend!), she strikes up a fake-dating deal with one of those old crushes, kind-hearted jock Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo), and after some rom-com-level misunderstandings, they end up dating for real.