Warning: This article contains spoilers fromEmily in Parisseason 3.
Now go and get your man."
When she protests, telling him that he’s her man, he stops her cold.
Lily Collins as Emily, Lucien Laviscount as Alfie in episode 303 of ‘Emily in Paris.'.Stéphanie Branchu/Netflix
“No, I’m not.
And I don’t think I ever really was.”
LUCIEN LAVISCOUNT:Honestly, I was blown away, because they held back that script for so long.
It was literally a few days before we started filming, we got the script.
And I’m really glad it worked out like that.
Because everyone’s like, “Darren is just making some changes.”
And I could not have imagined it.
Like, I don’t know how his crazy mind works.
I’m not calling you crazy, Darren, don’t kill me.
[Laughs] But, no, I think it’s a really special episode.
And it just gives everyone the opportunity to…
I don’t know, I can’t wait to watch season 4.
Would you say you’re protective over Alfie?
He’s moved to Paris.
He’s got his ducks in a row as much as he probably could have.
But that [last] scene was so incredible it was my last scene of the shoot.
I just kind of looked in Lily’s eyes and started to crumble.
The goodbye scene was the final scene you shot this season?
I was like cool guys, guess I’m going.
No one saw me cry.
No one saw me tear up.
There was bigger things in play than just his relationship.
I think you had all of Camille’s family there and friends.
And I feel like it was the smart move to make.
Shouldshehave run after him?
I don’t know.
Maybe sleep on it for a couple of days.
After hearing that, maybe take a week, bro, take a week.
I think that was the bigger thing that was going on with it all.
Have you been given any hints about what this means for Alfie in the future?
It was so special.
It was my first time in Paris.
And then to have the opportunity to come back, I didn’t expect it.
I think that that’s kind of how I live nothing’s ever promised.
The past is a ghost and the future is a dream, so all we’ve got is now.
I’m just making the most out of the moments that I’ve got with these guys.
But it’s been a wicked ride, for sure.
What would you like to see happen for Alfie?
I personally, as me, I need closure on certain things, whatever that might look like.
So it’d be interesting to explore that maybe.
But, like I say, I’m all in for whatever.
Is there anything else you’d like to add?
I think just an honest thank you to Lily for supporting myself and the character of Alfie.
This show wouldn’t be what it is without her.
And Darren and to the whole Netflix team for allowing me to bring Alfie to life.
This interview has been edited and condensed for length and clarity.
