Is there anyone like the fungus, even if they are deprived of the title of "Parisian", waiting to watch the third season of "Emily in Paris", just to see the new goddess Lucas Bravo a few more times.
You know, my sisters who live in serious little Paris all said that the drama "Emily in Paris", the real Parisians can't watch it, they can't complain, and I have to tell the big truth, in fact, it is to see the new male (cook) god Lucas Bravo (Lucas Bravo).
In fact, "Emily in Paris" has been criticized by Parisians and even French, in fact, it is easy to understand, because this drama is filmed for audiences who have unrealistic romantic fantasies about France and Paris, as a person who really lives in Paris, watching this drama is like a lawyer watching "Legally Blonde", how to watch how awkward.
But blessed are the fans who like "Emily in Paris" and the handsome guy Lucas Bravo, and recently there was a movie that I would like to call "Emily in Paris" "movie version" of "Cleaner Aunt Montaigne buy Dior". Of course, the film has a serious name, "Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris." Isn't it, very "Emily in Paris" taste!
And Lucas Bravo plays again in it what I would like to call a "collection of all his stereotypes" of the French dude. (There are a lot of spoilers and handsome pictures below, please read with caution).
What is the story of this film, that is, in the 1950s after World War II, Mrs. Harris, whose husband died in Poland, worked as a cleaner in a rich family while grieving herself for the loss of her husband. One day, Mrs. Harris found a pair of Dior's couture gowns in the hostess's house, and as soon as she got out of control, she "got trapped". Since then, I have worked overtime, in addition to cleaning, I also have the private work of seams and patches, and I want to save 500 pounds little by little to buy a couture dress in Paris. What is the concept of 500 pounds in the 1950s, and now Dior's haute couture dress, the price is at least tens of thousands of euros, and there is no ceiling.
Anyway, Mrs. Harris really got £500 and got on a plane to Paris. When she saw her walking unscmanned from the airport of Le Bourget in the northern suburbs of Le Bourget with her suitcase unscathed, the fungus knew that the plot had begun to gradually go out.
The next scene is even more outrageous, when Mrs. Harris tells the homeless man sleeping in the station that she came to Paris to buy Dior's couture, and the kind homeless uncle not only shared red wine and baguettes with her, but also personally sent her all the way to the door of the Dior main store on Avenue Montaigne after spending the night safely on the station bench. I don't know if the times are different, the people's hearts are not ancient, the world is declining, and I don't know that the screenwriter has not been to the Gare du Nord in Paris.
The cleaner bought haute couture in Dior, which must have touched the nail, but fortunately Mrs. Harris was helpful, warm and kind, so touched that a widowed marquis invited her to enjoy the "haute couture show". Embarrassed, he almost cut out three rooms and a living room in the fifth row of the movie theater, thinking that if these two end up together, the money for this movie ticket will have to be refunded to me.
The couture dress was tailor-made, and the whole process took at least three weeks, and Mrs. Harris, who had planned to take only one day off, was worried that she could not afford to stay in a hotel. That's when the goddess Lucas Bravo appeared and took her back to her home in Montmartre.
At this time, another moment in the film that made the Parisian shoot came when Mrs. Harris opened the window of an apartment in the hills of Montmartre at night, with the Eiffel Tower on the left and the Sacré Coeur Basilica on the right. I don't know where to find this apartment!
According to this outrageous degree, I am afraid that I will not have a "past love" with Lucas Bravo next.
The story behind is a typical "Christmas warm comedy", after many twists and turns, Mrs. Harris finally bought a dress and gained true love. The ending of each character is in line with "good is rewarded with good, evil is rewarded with evil". Lucas Bravo also got his true love, riding a small motorcycle to drive his little girlfriend through the alleys of Paris, which can be seamlessly edited into "Emily in Paris".
Coming out of the theater, "real Parisians" can't help but sigh that the city we live in can bring such a beautiful and romantic imagination space to people from afar, but these people really moved to Paris, will they suffer from "Paris syndrome" because they have discovered another side of it?
Loving a city is like loving someone, both to accept the glamorous, romantic and cute side of ta, but also to accept the shortcomings and even defects of ta. Some choose to leave after being disillusioned, some choose to stay, and some choose to keep that beautiful and unrealistic illusion forever.
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Ref：
https://www.francetvinfo.fr/culture/cinema/sorties-de-films/une-robe-pour-mrs-harris-une-comedie-sur-un-air-dentente-cordiale-anglo-francaise_5454052.html
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