Netflix has released the first trailer for its sequel to the super-steamy 2020 film 365 Days, called 365 Days: This Day. Premiering April 27, it takes up where the original left off.
MARRY ME?
365 DNI star Michele Morrone drives fans wild as he poses with costar Simone Susinna in sultry selfie
Updated: 5:14 ET, Jun 2 2021
365 DNI star Michele Morrone drove fans wild as he shared a selfie with his costar Simone Susinna.
The Italian actor, 30, went shirtless while posing with model Simone, who will appear in the sequel to the hit movie as the character Nacho.
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Michele kept fans guessing with the cryptic caption: I m a liar.
Simone, 27, posted the photo on his own profile with the same caption.
Their followers went wild for the hunky shot, with one writing, Oh yes, while another commented: I m dying, and a third begged: Marry me.
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365 Days : Netflix Sets Sequels to Controversial Polish Erotic Film
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Polish film “365 Days,” a 2020 global success for Netflix, is getting two sequels.
The giant streamer has announced the start of production on “365 Days” part 2 and part 3. The original film follows Massimo, a member of the Sicilian Mafia family and Laura, a sales director. She does not expect that on a trip to Sicily trying to save her relationship, Massimo will kidnap her and give her 365 days to fall in love with him.
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The original film was a Netflix acquisition.
Variety understands that Netflix will be more involved in the sequels.