- Hi, I'm Lily Collins.
Hi, I'm Lucas Bravo.
Hi, I'm Ashley Park.
And this is Emily in Paris from A to Z.
A is for Ashley Park, who plays Mindy, and who is
now one of my closest friends.
B is for bread, because Paris.
Croissants, baguettes, baguettes.
Anytime you saw Mindy eating a croissant on camera,
she was definitely eating a croissant on camera.
We loved the edible props.
C is for chateau, because it makes me think of when we went
to Chateau Le Loire and between two scenes,
while they were installing the set,
we just went for a wine tasting with the entire team.
And it was a lot of fun to just see people exchanging
glasses, and buying boxes of wine
while we were actually working.
D is for douche, which means shower in French.
And there's a scene in "Emily in Paris"
when the mine stops working, and I
have to go elsewhere to shower.
E is for enchante, because every time a Frenchman says
that in the series, or during my time in Paris,
I go, hello, goodbye.
F is for fake, like fake poop spray.
Because in the show Emily steps into dog poop.
And we actually-- the set decorator--
dog poop spray, which I didn't know existed.
And it made my day, I think.
So we just laid a few of those around sets, which
was childish, but very funny.
G is for gateau, which means cake, in French.
And we all had a lot of desserts in Paris when we were filming.
So that sounds yummy to me.
H is for hot chef, Gabrielle, Lucas Bravo,
because who doesn't love a hot chef?
I is for icons, because working with Darren Star,
being a fan of Sex and the City, and working
with Patricia Fields and all her amazing costumes
was just iconic.
J is for joy, because we had the best
time shooting the show.
K is for kismet, because it was fate and destiny
that Emily and Mindy end up in Paris,
and that we all ended up in Paris, getting to do this show.
Kismet.
L is for love, because what else?
M is for Matthieu, who is a character and
a possible romance for Emily.
N is for Nanny, because Mindy is an au pair in Paris,
and possibly the most fashionable nanny I know.
Stilettos?
Patricia Field.
O is for opera.
It reminds me of when Lilly paid tribute to Audrey Hepburn
and came down the stairs of the opera with that amazing dress.
And she was stunning, and everybody in the room
stopped breathing.
She's-- she's-- yeah.
It was-- it was a one--
a one of a kind moment on the scene.
P is for Pierre Cadault, who is
a fashion designer in the show.
And a lot of the later episodes revolve around.
Q is for [SINGING FRENCH]
The lyrics to La Vie En Rose.
R is for roomies, because we basically
spent most of the shooting with Ashley and Sam being roomies.
We moved in together, and it was just so much fun.
S is for sexy, because Paris is just sexy.
And a lot of the city, well, a lot of Emily's experiences
are quite sexy in the--
sexy in the city.
T is for trap music, because Carlson
playing Brooklyn Clark, the movie star, saying,
I live for trap music.
C'est Magnifique.
U is for undercooked steak, because there's that scene when
Emily sends back the steak.
And I'm telling her it's good, and she says it's not cooked.
And I've been a waiter a few years ago.
And every time people from the States would ask for their--
for their meat, they would give me
directions I would never understand--
medium, medium well, rare.
I-- it took me a while to get the hang of it, because we-- we
work pretty differently here.
V is for vineyard, because in one of the episodes
we go to the Loire valley, and wine is a very
big aspect to that episode.
W is for wine, obviously, because Sancerre
is the breakfast wine.
X for X-rated because, you know, it's--
it's there in Star.
And lots of sexual tension in the air.
And sex scenes.
Y is for yummy, because there's
so much good food in France.
And I also think that you're hopefully going
to just eat this show right up.
Z is for zipper, 'cause Mindy's the heiress
to the zippers of the world.
Also for Zoom, because obviously.
And that's the alphabet according to Emily in Paris.