The launch of official trailer for the third and final season of the summer i fell in love It undoubtedly marks one of the most anticipated moments for fans of the Prime Video youth series. After two highly successful installments, the fiction based on the novels by Jenny Han returns on July 16th with a batch of 11 episodes which promise to put an end to the turbulent story of Belly and the Fisher brothers.
The love triangle reaches its conclusion
The new season picks up the story in the end of Belly's third year of university (Lola Tung), who is excited about a future with Jeremiah (Gavin Casalegno) after getting engaged to him. Although it seems that everything is resolved, the unexpected return of Conrad (Christopher Briney), her first great love, reopens wounds and places the protagonist before a dilemma that will mark her path and destiny.
La official synopsis reveals that, although Belly's life seems calm, "an unforeseen event shakes its foundations," forcing her to rethink her present and future. The question that runs through the entire season is clear: Who does Belly's heart really belong to? The protagonist in the trailer—you can see it above—seems to have it clear at first, but the images show that her emotions are still far from resolved.
Not everything will revolve around romantic feelings, anyway. The third season will also address topics such as friendship and family ties, as well as the dilemmas the protagonists face as they transition to adulthood. Belly's mother, Laurel (Jackie Chung), will indeed express serious doubts about the maturity of young people when it comes to making important decisions like marriage.
As a curiosity, it should be noted that, once again, the series focuses on one of the great icons of the music American: Taylor SwiftEach trailer has featured a song by the singer, and this tradition has continued in this installment. "Daylight" and "Red (Taylor's Version)" are now part of the repertoire of hits used in the series.
Cast, production and legacy of the series
The final season is produced by Jenny Han and Sarah Kucserka, who also serve as showrunners, and they return -beyond the main trio, of course- characters key characters such as Steven (Sean Kaufman), Taylor (Rain Spencer) and Laurel herself, along with new additions that expand the Cousins Beach universe. This latest stage of the series reaffirms the success of Prime Video among young audiences, consolidating the adaptation of Jenny Han's novels as one of the recent phenomena of the genre. The second season was also the most viewed by women between 18 and 34 years old in the history of the platformThere you have it.
The final season will not only bring to a close the stories of Belly, Conrad, and Jeremiah, but will also mark the end of a new era for fans of young adult fiction, leaving a lasting impression on viewers who eagerly await the final resolution of the female protagonist's decisions. Who will he end up with?