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Oct 2, 2020 · A recap of ‘French Ending,’ episode 7 of the first season of Emily in Paris on Netflix, starring Lily Collins and Lucas Bravo as Gabriel.
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Oct 2, 2020 · Luc tells Emily American films have unrealistic endings and that he prefers a “French ending” that is tragic. Emily goes to a hotel and escorts Brooklyn to her room. She’s a little obstructive in the conversation and asks Emily to leave as she needs to masturbate after a long flight.
Ending thoughts: The seventh episode of Emily in Paris is a good follow-up to the sixth episode. Emily is still making mistakes and trying to find her place in Paris. The show is continuing to explore the complex relationship between Emily, Gabriel, and Camille.
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"French Ending" is the seventh episode of Season 1, and the seventh episode overall.
Emily is walking to work when she sees Sylvie through a shop window and taps on the glass to wave hello. They walk to work together, with Sylvie letting it slip that she's going away next week on a romantic getaway with Antoine. Emily offers to help lessen her load by organizing the Fourtier account party, but Sylvie isn't a fan of the idea and instead, agrees to let her babysit the American actress wearing the watch - Brooklyn Clark.
While Emily is excited to meet an iconic actress, Julien is a little too happy to hand over Brooklyn's itinerary. He and Luc inform Emily that Brooklyn's films aren't well-received in France as they all have happy endings. They prefer a "french ending" - a realistic end to a relationship or film. An ending where someone dies, loses a limb, or comes out as gay. Emily is an idealist and prefers happy endings.
She goes to the hotel to meet Brooklyn, but the hotel clerk feigns that no one with her name is reserved there. Brooklyn appears from behind Emily and informs her that she is under an alias to help keep her safe. They go upstairs where Brooklyn's partying antics and careless nature becomes evident. Brooklyn isn't excited about the Fourtier party and doesn't want to wear another jumper or dumb dress, so Emily offers to use her connection with Pierre Cadault to get her a dress.
That night, Emily joins Mindy and Camille for dinner at Les Deux Compères, and invites them to the Fourtier launch party the next night. The women can't make it but Gabriel is available so he agrees to attend. Camille lets it slip that Gabriel's boss has finally agreed to sell him the restaurant, but Gabriel reminds her that the down payment is too expensive. The tension between them rises when she brings up her parents being willing to float him the money to purchase the restaurant. He leaves under the pretenses that he has to get back to work. Camille looks to the women for advice and they try to give her decent advice, but the tension is still evident.
The following day, Emily takes Brooklyn to Pierre Cadault's to pick out a dress. While she is looking through the rack, Mathieu Cadault arrives and mistakes Emily for Brooklyn and she exposes his bluff about knowing Brooklyn. They are properly introduced, with Mathieu being the head of business affairs at Pierre Cadault, as well as, his nephew. Mathieu didn't sign off on the deal between Pierre Cadault and Savoir, as he is reluctant about the deal and his Uncle's brand. Emily sways him into giving the company a one-month trial on the contingency that she can snap an inspired photo of Brooklyn in Pierre's dress. Emily accepts the terms and hurries off to help Brooklyn with the perfect dress.
At the party, Emily signs the insurance papers for the two-million euro watch that Brooklyn is wearing. Julien ensures her that she's signing the right thing and wishes her luck when she notices Antoine arrive with his wife, Catherine. Emily tries to warn Sylvie who brushes off the discretion feigning that she knew they were coming together. Emily leaves her alone and finds Gabriel, who Brooklyn finds attractive. When Antoine begins walking over, Emily asks that Gabriel put his arm around her and he obliges when he notices the urgency.
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•Lily Collins as Emily Cooper •Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu as Sylvie Grateau •Ashley Park as Mindy Chen •Lucas Bravo as Gabriel •Samuel Arnold as Julien •Bruno Gouery as Luc •Camille Razat as Camille
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•William Abadie as Antoine Lambert •Frédéric Anscombre as Michel •Nathalie Cerda as Dominique •Charley Fouquet as Catherine Lambert •Axel Granberger as Swedish Rugby Player •Yohan Levy as Hotel Desk Clerk #2 •Charles Martins as Mathieu Cadault •Carlson Young as Brooklyn Clark
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•As explained by Julien and Luc, a "french ending" is a tragic or realistic ending to a film or series. Though it can be applied to anything that has a naturally occurring ending.
Emily in Paris Season 1 Episode 7 Recap – French Ending. Emily spots Sylvie shopping for some items for her upcoming vacation, the specifics of which she doesn’t want to divulge. Emily agrees to keep the office operating smoothly while she is away. She also offered to assist with the Fourtier flagship party the following week.
Oct 2, 2020 · Emily In Paris appears to finally have found its footing in the seventh episode of season one! Emily (Lily Collins) is walking to work and spies Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) shopping, so the pair end up walking together and it appears Sylvie will be off next week.
Oct 2, 2020 · French Ending: Directed by Andrew Fleming. With Lily Collins, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Ashley Park, Lucas Bravo. After agreeing to watch over an American actress at a chic red-carpet event, Emily finds her night - and her famous charge - spinning out of control.
