Netflix hasn't officially announced 365 Days 4, but given The Next 365 Days' enigmatic
ending, a return for Laura and Massimo can't be ruled out.
The sequel departed from the book's plot in order to convey its own version of the trilogy's
major love story.
The trilogy was based on the books by Blanka Lipiska, and while the first film was a faithful
adaptation, it departed from the book's events in the second.
This continued in the third film, which, in contrast to the book it was partially based
on, essentially told its own plot.
All of this built up to a conclusion that was quite different from the events of the
trilogy of books and was more of an ellipsis than a full stop.
Therefore, it's impossible to rule out the possibility of a fourth 365 Days film appearing
on Netflix, especially if The Next 365 Days proves to be as popular with audiences as
the first two films for the streaming site were.
In light of this, here is all the information you want for a future 365 Days 4.
When may the fourth installment of 365 Days be available on Netflix?
As previously said, 365 Days 4 has not yet been officially confirmed by Netflix, therefore
as of August 2022, no release date has been set.
Because the second and third movies were made back-to-back, they were released quite close
together (April 2022 and August 2022).
We wouldn't have to wait more than a few months if a fourth movie had not been secretly recorded.
Two years passed between 365 Days and its follow-up, 365 Days: This Day, so if a fourth
film is in the works, that timetable seems more feasible.
It implies that, if it occurs at all, we may have to wait until 2024 to see Laura and Massimo
again.
We might not have to wait too long to learn whether there will be a new movie from Netflix
because the company normally bases its decision on a film's or TV show's performance during
the first 28 days.
As soon as we learn anything, we'll inform you here.
Cast of 365 Days 4: Who would return for 365 Days 4?
If a fourth installment of the 365 Days series were to be produced, Anna-Maria Sieklucka
and Michele Morrone, who play Laura and Massimo, respectively, would undoubtedly return.
Nacho, played by Simone Susinna, has practically taken on the role of the third character in
the series, so he would return as well, especially given that, depending on his choices, he may
play a bigger role in Laura's future (more on that in a bit).
While Otar Saralidze's part in the third film was very small, he should return as Olga's
fiancé and Massimo's right-hand man Domenico.
Magdalena Lamparska will also probably return as Laura's best friend Olga.
Laura's parents Klara and Tomasz, who were played by Ewa Kasprzyk and Dariusz Jakubowski,
respectively, in the third film, might possibly make cameo cameos.
How is the 365 Days 3 conclusion used to build up the 365 Days 4 plot?
We have the entire plot summary for The Next 365 Days right here if you want to know everything
that happened.
We'll only focus on the climactic scenes as though a fourth film exists; that will be
the thread that is continued.
Laura finds Massimo on the beach after Nacho assures her that he would wait for her.
He knows about her beach bonk with Nacho, so she presumably expects him to be furious,
but he's actually rather chill.
He discusses how he's "She mentions a line from a book his father had read to him as
a youngster, "If you really love something, simply let it go," and says she is "devastated"
by the fact that she feels she can't talk to him about the death of their baby.
If it returns, it is always yours.
If not, it was never intended to be."
When Laura looks at him and says, "One day, you'll also be a great father," Massimo replies,
"Are you back, baby girl?"
That sentence serves as the movie's cliffhanger, so if a fourth film is produced, it will have
to continue where the third left off.
As the fourth film opens, Laura has already made up her mind about who she wants to date—Massimo
or Nacho—and there is little sign of their relationship turmoil escalating.
It could possibly revolve around Olga and Domenico's wedding because their romance wasn't
given much attention in the third movie.
A wedding would be the best place for everyone to express their emotions, which may lead
to further drama.
A fourth 365 Days book by Blanka Lipiska hasn't been published yet, but as the third film
finishes very differently from the third book, a prospective fourth movie would still need
to tell its own tale.
All we can truly tell for now is that there will be a lot of sex if 365 Days 4 does air
on Netflix.