Emmanuel Macron has made a commitment to ensure that the popular Netflix series “Emily in Paris” continues to be set in the French capital. This decision comes after the latest series depicted Lily Collins’ character, Emily, embarking on a romantic adventure in Rome, leading some to speculate that the show might permanently relocate.
Despite the storyline’s shift to Rome, President Macron, 46, has expressed his determination to keep “Emily in Paris” rooted in the City of Light. He emphasized the positive impact of the show on the local economy, stating that it is “good for business” and suggested that the narrative departure to Rome “doesn’t make sense”.
During an interview for the cover feature of Variety magazine, President Macron also discussed the representation of women in the entertainment industry. He expressed pride in his wife, Brigitte, 71, for her cameo appearance in the fourth series of “Emily in Paris”.
The French President, Mr. Macron, expressed his positive views on the impact of the popular TV show “Emily in Paris” on the country’s image. He mentioned that the show has contributed to the attractiveness of France and has been a good initiative for his business. However, he expressed concerns about the show’s setting being moved to Rome, stating that “Emily in Paris in Rome doesn’t make sense.”
Mr. Macron also shared his emotional response to Celine Dion’s performance of Edith Piaf’s Hymne A L’Amour at the Paris Olympics opening ceremony. Additionally, he praised Lady Gaga’s cover of Zizi Jeanmaire’s Mon Truc En Plumes as “impressive and generous.”
Furthermore, Mr. Macron commented on Taylor Swift’s Paris concerts during her Eras Tour, highlighting the positive impact of her shows on the French people, all generations, and the local economies, describing it as a unique phenomenon.
