US EditionLily Collins' Father-in-Law Says 'Emily in Paris' Is 'Not My Thing'
Malcolm McDowell praises Lily Collins as a great actress and credits her show with boosting Paris tourism, though he personally does not watch the series.
- Malcolm McDowell said on Saturday, Aug. 23, he doesn't watch Emily in Paris, calling it `not my kind of thing` despite Lily Collins starring in it.
- Collins and Charlie McDowell, married September 2021, welcomed daughter Tove Jane earlier this year, and McDowell, based in the U.S., sees them infrequently due to their residence in Europe.
- McDowell praised Collins' screen presence, saying `She has such a beautiful quality` and calling her `absolutely one of the great actresses`, while noting Paris owes Collins `a great debt` for boosting tourism from U.S. viewers.
- Netflix confirmed Season 5 of Emily in Paris will premiere on Dec. 18, with all 10 episodes arriving together; production paused after assistant director Diego Borella, 47, collapsed at Hotel Danieli, Venice.
- Created by Darren Star and launched in October 2020, Emily in Paris follows Emily Cooper's life and has earned Primetime Emmy nominations and a Golden Globe nod despite criticism of its French portrayal.
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Lily Collins' father-in-law reveals why he isn't fan of her show 'Emily in Paris'
Lily Collins' father-in-law, Malcolm McDowell, admitted that he doesn't like her Netflix show, Emily in Paris.The 82-year-old actor shared his brutally honest opinion about Lily's hit show while speaking to People magazine on Saturday,...
Malcolm McDowell, Lily Collins' father-in-law, isn't a fan of the Netflix series Emily in Paris, in which she stars. Luckily, the 82-year-old actor tells People.
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