The ‘To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before’ Sequel Gets A Release

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— Jenny Han (@jennyhan) August 15, 2019

In November, Netflix introduced that its massively profitable adaptation of Jenny Han’s To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before can be getting a sequel. The movie, which starred Lana Condor and Noah Centineo, rapidly turned one of many streaming platform’s most-watched authentic titles, and for good measure. Not solely is it fairly good and pleasant, however Condor is a power to be reckoned with — as is Han. Now, not solely do we all know when To All The Boys‘ followup will be officially dropping, but we also know something else about the franchise’s future.

According to a enjoyable video that includes Condor, Centineo and the remainder of the To All The Boys forged that was dropped by Netflix, Han and the remainder of the crew, To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You drops Wednesday, February 12th on the streaming large. But that’s not all, as a third entry within the burgeoning franchise can also be within the works. To All The Boys: Always And Forever, Lara Jean is now “in production,” in accordance with the ultimate cue card that Condor and Centineo held up within the promotional video above.

On the one hand, contemplating the primary movie’s massively profitable premiere on Netflix, it ought to come as no shock that To All The Boys is getting a 3rd entry within the franchise. On the opposite hand, as Entertainment Weekly was fast to level out, Han’s authentic novel can also be the primary of a trilogy, so it makes good sense that there can be a 3rd adaptation within the works.

(Via Entertainment Weekly)