David Farnor | On 13, Jan 2021

Netflix’s To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before trilogy is returning to our screens sooner than expected this year – just in time for Valentine’s Day.

Based on Jenny Han’s 2014 novel, and starring Lana Condor and Noah Centineo, the original hit rom-com followed Lara, who discovered that the love letters for every boy she’s ever had a crush on – five in total – had mysteriously been mailed out. With the show becoming a popular talking point internationally, Netflix was quick to announce that a sequel was on the way, with Condor and Centineo set to reprise their roles, alongside Anna Cathcart and Janel Parrish, returning as Lara’s sisters, plus John Corbett and a number of other returning faces.

To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You picked up down the line, as Lara Jean navigated a trove of official firsts with Peter — her first real kiss, her first real date, her first Valentine’s Day – only for things to be disrupted by the appearance of John Ambrose (Jordan Fisher), another recipient of one of Lara Jean’s old love letters.

With Han’s original story spanning three novels, it’s perhaps no surprise that Netflix had already greenlit a third film before the second film debuted. Called To All The Boys: Always and Forever, the third film finds Lara Jean Covey preparing for the end of high school and the start of adulthood, a pair of life-changing trips leads her to reimagine what life with her family, friends and Peter will look like after graduation.

Directed by Michael Fimognari, who helmed the sequel, and adapted by Katie Lovejoy, the film is produced by Matt Kaplan and co-stars Ross Butler, Madeleine Arthur and Sarayu Blue.

It will premiere on Netflix on 12th February. Here’s the trailer:

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