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Emily in Paris - Season 5 Episode 4 -
Rome Has Fallen
Rome Has Fallen
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00:00We are thrilled for the launch of Muratori Paradiso.
00:06The first of what we hope will be many Muratori collaborations that will expand but not overextend the brand.
00:13We've curated a small group of tastemakers including fashion journalists, stylists and content creators
00:20to experience Muratori where it was born, the beautiful Solitano.
00:25How is inviting TikTokers to our town and paying to feed and entertain them going to sell perfume?
00:31The most powerful branding tool we have is word of mouth.
00:34People scroll past ads, but when they see someone whose taste they admire raving about something, they pay attention.
00:41I guess we'll see.
00:42Marcello, stop teasing her. She's done an amazing job. She knows what she's doing.
00:47And what about the film? When can we see it?
00:51Well, Giancarlo is still editing.
00:54That diva still hasn't finished. He had so much time.
00:58He's not a diva. He insists that no one can see it until he's happy with it.
01:04Well, that's the problem with directors. They are blessed with brilliance, but crippled with insecurity.
01:11Such a miserable existence.
01:13Is he always so precious? I mean, how can it be?
01:18So, how bad is it?
01:22Why would you say it like that?
01:24You won't show me anything.
01:26No. Well, you can't see it.
01:28I know it's not working, but if anyone sees it and confirms it, I'll bling myself into the tiger.
01:34Okay, the whole point of a commercial is that millions of people will see it.
01:38I know that!
01:40I'm sorry, but I'm under a lot of stress.
01:46And you banned smoking at the office, so if you want to blame someone, just blame yourself.
01:56Any word from Giancarlo?
01:58No, he's not answering my calls.
02:00Well, then you should probably spend as much time as you can editing.
02:02I'll cover your meetings.
02:04That won't be necessary. It's just a few video conferences with parents on it.
02:08Well, then it won't be a problem for me to handle.
02:10This is more important.
02:16Fine.
02:18Vaping is also banned.
02:20Well, thank you for spicing up my lunch break.
02:32That was definitely the last time.
02:34Oh, you said that yesterday.
02:36And you still made a trip again today.
02:38Oh, please. You're one floor below me.
02:40Plus, your bathroom's bigger.
02:44Hey.
02:46What are you doing for dinner tonight?
02:48Why?
02:50I thought it'd be nice to see that dressed up and go and see some of the city.
02:52Beyond my headboard.
02:56That sounds like a date.
02:58Oh, I guess.
02:59What's wrong with that?
03:00That's not what this is.
03:02This is vacation sex.
03:04Limited to this hotel room.
03:06Because after the moratorium event, I'm going to Paris,
03:10and this will be a distant, very nice memory that we will never talk about again.
03:16Like...
03:18Getting tourist braids.
03:20What?
03:21What the hell is a tourist braid?
03:22Like, you know it's not a great idea, but it's fun,
03:25and you're out of town and you get caught up in the moment,
03:27but you have to wash them out before you get to the airport,
03:30or you'll never forgive yourself.
03:32All right.
03:34Then why don't you come in here and let me help you wash them out?
03:38When in Rome.
03:46When in Rome.
03:47When in Rome.
04:03Sorry to cut one short.
04:05I just need a little time to prep for these Paris meetings.
04:08No need to apologize.
04:10That's actually what I wanted to bring you here.
04:14What is this?
04:15Just look.
04:19Oh, what a beautiful view.
04:21Yeah.
04:22St. Peter's Basilica, right?
04:24In the Vatican.
04:25And the garden just inside is the Santa Maria del Priorato.
04:28It belongs to Malta.
04:29Ah.
04:30And we are standing on Italian soil.
04:32So three countries at once.
04:34Just like you.
04:35An American conquering France and Italy.
04:38Conquering?
04:39Are you admitting?
04:40You did the impossible.
04:42You convinced my mother to throw a marketing event in Solitano.
04:46What, are you trying to jinx me?
04:47I'm congratulating you.
04:50You won.
04:52I think it's a win for both of us.
04:58We are still in the middle of the summer.
05:00Hello, Genevieve.
05:04Where's Boucheron?
05:05Are they coming?
05:07They just called and refused to come in for another Zoom meeting.
05:11Classic Boucheron.
05:12So demanding and yet so fragile.
05:15Guys, remember how angry they were to give away one tiny necklace?
05:22We only had to give away the necklace because of your absurd scavenger hunt.
05:26Well, there they are.
05:28A.G. Romain, you're on with Bouchon.
05:30Merci, Geneviève. You may go.
05:32Thank you for finally sitting down with us. Sort of.
05:36You've been impossible to reach.
05:37Yes, and we do apologize for that.
05:39We're opening an office in Rome and...
05:41Yes, we know.
05:42And so do your other clients in Paris.
05:44What do you mean?
05:45The luxury world is small.
05:47People talk.
05:48And right now, they are not saying nice things about Agence Grateau.
05:52Speaking of, where is Sylvie?
05:54She's unfortunately detained.
05:56Exactly, yeah.
05:57But we are here for you.
05:58But you're not here, are you?
06:00Uh, I assure you, you are a priority.
06:03That is very easy to say.
06:05But until you can grace us with your physical presence, I'm afraid we can't believe that.
06:10And I'm sorry if that makes us sound demanding and fragile.
06:13Well, I meant that as a compliment.
06:17Let's pick this up once you can set a meeting in person.
06:20The sooner the better.
06:21Ciao.
06:28No.
06:29Can I see it from the top?
06:31Certo, ok.
06:36Slow motion.
06:37Lo abbiamo fatto.
06:41No, forse no, forse no.
06:43Forse metti questo e questo, lo metti prima dell'altro.
06:45Ok, quello...
06:47No, ma scusa, non capisci quello che sta...
06:50Lo vedi quello che fai?
06:51No, ma scusa, non capisci quello che sta...
06:54Lo vedi quello che fai?
06:56No, ma scusa, non capisci.
06:56No, ma scusa, non capisci quello che sta...
06:59No.
06:59No, ma scusa, non capisci.
07:00No, ma scusa, non capisci quello che si può fare.
07:01Lo vedi quello che le ha fatto.
07:02No, ma scusa, non capisci.
07:02No, ma scusa.
07:02You're more difficult than Lilith Müller, but at least she was a genius.
07:32I've missed you.
07:33I miss you too.
07:34I figured you needed a distraction before the big event tomorrow.
07:37No, it's all set.
07:38I'm excited.
07:39Yeah.
07:40I mean, if this campaign is successful, Sylvie might finally let me run the Rome office alone.
07:45For good.
07:46You're really going to abandon me in Paris forever?
07:49I just, Paris always seems so judgmental.
07:52I always felt like an imposter, but Rome feels different.
07:57I mean, we have this huge event tomorrow and I'm like, so chill.
08:03Oh, yeah.
08:04I'm like, Sylvie's been spiraling all day and that usually would have made me spiral, but
08:08you know, it's all out of my control.
08:10And so I'm just chill.
08:13Rome looks so good on you.
08:16And I know tomorrow is going to be amazing.
08:19I can't wait to see it.
08:21And there's going to be quite a few cute Italians for you to flirt with.
08:24Oh, well, I'm going home, so I'm not really looking.
08:27Come on.
08:28Get back out there.
08:29What's wrong with the little fling before you skip town?
08:32Nothing, I guess.
08:34Okay.
08:35Well, when in Rome, right?
08:37Oh, okay.
08:54yo, where are you going?
08:55You can see whatever the'e's coming in here.
08:56It's take Charity.
08:57Thank you, Ratsो I don't think so.
08:59I don't know.
09:00Let me, uh.
09:01Let me run away all day.
09:02These are both Yani-in-a-sons.
09:03I feel so sauve.
09:04As long as I learn, do put it in the moment.
09:05I, I feel so...
09:06I feel so...
09:07I feel so much blue.
09:08Oh, I setup feeling eastern You, I cant.
09:09Is this the acclaimed director, Sylvique Grateau?
09:15That's very funny.
09:17Thank you for taking my call.
09:19Deference.
09:21That's new.
09:23How's the thing coming along?
09:25It's going really well.
09:28You shot some beautiful footage.
09:31You really should come and take a look at it.
09:35I'll save you the trouble of lying.
09:37I mean, your editor has been texting me for the past hour.
09:42That is one of the worst things she's ever seen.
09:45That she's seen some shit.
09:48Okay, I'll admit, um, it's been more difficult than I expected.
09:53And now that you realize how much you need me, you want me to rescue you?
09:57No, I was just calling to let you know that your services are no longer required.
10:02At midnight, when you realize how fucked you are, don't call me.
10:06Okay, I won't call you again.
10:08For anything.
10:08Un minuto!
10:34Un minuto!
10:42Ricordati l'accappatoio!
10:50Buongiorno, sorella.
10:51Come ha dormito?
10:52Hai una visita.
10:58Marianne!
10:58Per favore, allacciati l'accappatoio!
11:00Non te lo chiederò più!
11:01Sì, va bene, sì.
11:02Marianne!
11:05What a surprise!
11:08Sorella, puoi chiudere la porta, per favore?
11:10No.
11:12Rimane aperta.
11:13Perché?
11:14Non ha nulla da temere, eh?
11:16Poi sono davanti alla Madonna.
11:18La Madonna non deve pulire le tue lenzuola.
11:22Resta aperta.
11:24Grazie, sorella.
11:26Grazie.
11:27Maria!
11:28So good to see you!
11:31Oh, how did you finally hear?
11:33Easy.
11:34I track your location.
11:35I work for the phone company.
11:37I always know where you are.
11:39Of course.
11:40How romantic.
11:42I'm joking.
11:43Ah.
11:44I called your office for your address to send you a care package.
11:47But I decided to come myself since you haven't visited or called in weeks.
11:55I know, but I've been very, very busy, you know.
11:59The room office has been quite challenging.
12:01That's the reason why.
12:02Which is why I came to treat you.
12:05The city is filled with Michelin star restaurants.
12:08Oh, they are so expensive, eh?
12:10And you lost your discount, Marianne.
12:12My cover may have been burned in Paris, but I'm still a Michelin star in Italy.
12:16Can I take you out to lunch today?
12:20Yeah, today?
12:22Yeah.
12:22You mean, oh, I would love to.
12:26But today we have the event with Muratori.
12:30I'll be working all day.
12:31Tomorrow then?
12:32Yeah?
12:32I've been waiting to see you for so long.
12:34What's another day?
12:37Perfect.
12:49Emily!
12:50Ciao, Bella!
12:52Hi!
12:53Erika from Duré.
12:54Good to see you.
12:55You too.
12:56Luca and Kashmir.
12:57I'm sure you remember.
12:58Yes.
12:59Oh, you brought Kashmir to the home of Kashmir.
13:02Of course.
13:02He loves Muratori.
13:04It's his favorite.
13:06Oh, well, thank you so much for coming here.
13:07You're gift bags.
13:08We just need one post.
13:09No lives, no stories, no videos.
13:11Done and done.
13:12Grazie mille, cara.
13:14Andiamo.
13:15Bye!
13:16Based on your profile, you typically choose floors, n'est-ce pas?
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13:24Come in close for a royal secret.
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13:41Princess Bonacera.
13:42Oh, look who's wandered into frame.
13:44This dear, tiny creature pulled this whole event together.
13:49She also somehow pulled the hottest bachelor in Rome.
13:52Oh, okay.
13:53Can we just cut for a second?
13:54Well, we can't cut, darling, because that's what going live means.
13:56Yeah, please.
13:58Okay.
13:59Here we are.
14:00I'm so glad you came, but we're asking attendees not to go live.
14:03We just requested one single post at the end of the night, so there's no need to flood
14:06the zone.
14:07What, even on TikTok?
14:08I've built such a massive following there.
14:10It'd be a shame to waste, though.
14:11I mean, they're obsessed with me.
14:13My royal subjects, that's my stern army.
14:15They'll buy anything I tell them to.
14:17Well, that is so cool.
14:18But tonight, it's about quality over quantity.
14:23You're the boss, Amore.
14:24Okay, thank you.
14:25Okay.
14:25Okay.
14:26Okay.
14:26The projectionist said that he never got a link for the film.
14:45Should I call the editor?
14:46No.
14:47We're not premiering the film tonight.
14:49It's not good enough.
14:51I have the link right here, but I can't bring myself to show it to anyone.
14:55Where are my cigarettes?
15:00Oh, don't drop your phone.
15:01Yeah.
15:12So, what do we tell Antonia?
15:17Let me handle it.
15:18I'll figure something out.
15:21Grazie, tesoro.
15:22Grazie.
15:22Scusate.
15:48Buona sera.
15:54Thank you for joining us to experience the Muratori brand here, where it was founded and where
16:00its products are made.
16:02In fact, you are sitting exactly where the workers of Solitano gather together for lunch
16:06every single day.
16:08This community is the lifeblood of the company.
16:12For years, Muratori operated as quiet luxury.
16:16If you knew, you knew.
16:17But after tonight, we want everyone everywhere to know.
16:22That's why they partnered with Maison Laveau, the premier perfumer in Paris, for Muratori's
16:28first-ever fragrance that captures the exclusivity and quality of the brand, Muratori Paradiso.
16:43And to commemorate this iconic pairing, we have a surprise to screen for you tonight.
16:47We are proud to present the world premiere of Muratori Paradiso.
17:02What are you doing?
17:03Shh.
17:03It's about to start.
17:05I saw it, and it's great.
17:17I saw it, and it's great.
17:47It's very romantic, isn't it?
17:48Don't look at me like that.
17:51What do you mean?
17:54Like I'm still wearing Taurus braids.
17:59This is over.
18:01You're still on vacation, and you look incredible.
18:12How am I going, yourself?
18:21And I'll see.
18:26If you're so salesman, and you watch it, have to end up with the beautiful strawberry uittheraisy festival zusaire.
18:32Can't you type it, and you look like that?
18:36La la la la, do do do do do do, I want you, only you, I want you, only you.
19:06There he is, our brilliant director, Dr. De Wao.
19:35Congratulations. It's a good film.
19:38You don't have to say that.
19:40Audiences always tell the truth. They loved it.
19:43It's your film. Your name is on it.
19:47Your name should be as well. Though part of me is glad it isn't.
19:53I'm just relieved it's over. I wasn't even going to show it. Emily went over my head, so...
19:59How did that feel?
20:01I overstepped. It was your set. I should have respected that. I'm sorry.
20:10So why'd you come? To watch me fail?
20:14Maybe. Or maybe I hoped you'd prove me wrong. And you did.
20:20You're talented, Sylvie. You can do this. We can do this together. A partnership.
20:25You can shadow me. You can take more classes and do whatever you want.
20:30You're a director.
20:34No, I'm not a director.
20:38And this isn't a partnership.
20:40My time in Rome has made me realize how important the partnership with my husband is.
20:48So I guess I should thank you for helping me see that.
20:53You're running away from me.
20:55No, I'm running...
20:57...toward something.
21:00Adios, Giancarlo.
21:01Oh, and by the way, you're right.
21:07My name should be on that film.
21:23Oh!
21:25Antonia, is everything okay?
21:26Did they restock the Prosecco?
21:27Everything is perfect.
21:30I just wanted to thank you for tonight.
21:32It's okay.
21:33Umberto would have loved this.
21:36Only Marcello.
21:38He was so proud of where he was from, and to see it being embraced like this, it's...
21:42It's exactly what you would have wanted.
21:45Well, it's been my honor.
21:47Thank you for entrusting me with your company.
21:50I've entrusted you with much more than that.
21:52Um, excuse me for just one moment.
22:02Sorry.
22:04Oh, Lord.
22:06I just came to congratulate you.
22:14The film is amazing.
22:16And I won't ever take your phone again.
22:19That was a bold move.
22:22Yeah, well, blaming on Rome.
22:24I mean, I can't even get a coffee in the morning without shouting at the barista over a crowd.
22:28I mean, they really make you work for it here.
22:30I guess it rubbed off on me.
22:33It's becoming so Italian.
22:35What?
22:36Well, maybe not.
22:38But you've more than proved yourself here.
22:41Luke told me about the Bush Hall meeting.
22:43I've been neglecting things in Paris for too long, so...
22:47Assuming all goes well with this launch, I think...
22:52It's time I left the Rome office in your hands.
22:55And only your hands.
22:55Oh, my God.
22:59Do you mean it?
23:00Oh, my God.
23:04Ratsy.
23:15Meritori made Vogue.com, Harper's Bazaar, and Women's Wear Daily.
23:18Tatler even picked it up.
23:19Tatler?
23:21Now I'm impressed.
23:22And?
23:23Fragrance pre-sales have exploded since last night.
23:26It's going to set out of the first run by the end of the day.
23:29Amazing!
23:29We should talk to Antoine about producing a new batch.
23:32Yes, and make sure he destroys all evidence that the hottest new fragrance in fashion was made for a diaper bag.
23:38Yeah, yeah.
23:38Oh, this is Martello right now.
23:40One sec.
23:42Ciao!
23:42Oh, what's up?
23:44Hey, we've got an issue in Solitano.
23:46You should probably get down here.
23:48Oh, my God.
23:50Hey, girly gang.
24:16I'm back, and I'm here to let you know that the luxurians are gatekeeping once again.
24:21But this time, I kind of get it, because this place is stunning.
24:25So here are my top five tips for a trip to Solitano, Italy.
24:28Oh!
24:29Oh!
24:29Oh, sorry, excuse me.
24:30Hey, do you know where I can buy a t-shirt?
24:32Like, is there a gift shop?
24:33What?
24:34No.
24:44Emily!
24:46What's going on?
24:47I think we went viral.
24:48They all just started showing up.
24:50Hi, sorry, excuse me.
24:52Um, how did you hear about this place?
24:54Well, it's all over Instagram and TikTok, and Tatler.
24:57Tatler tattled?
24:58Yes.
24:59It looks so cute online, but it's kind of a tourist trap.
25:02No, it's not normally like this.
25:04Oh, so you've been before, then?
25:06Where can a girl piss here?
25:07They won't let anyone go at the coffee shop.
25:09Some lot were going by the ruins, but looked pretty nasty already.
25:13Just please don't pee anywhere that there's not a bathroom.
25:15Do you own the place?
25:23Emily!
25:26Mama, God must beg. Mama.
25:29There are buses back on my lawn.
25:30They're live streaming in the factory.
25:33And our goats, they're in shock.
25:35Okay, I know this is all a lot, you know, but I...
25:38No, you ruined Solitano.
25:40It was paradise, and now it's Disneyland.
25:43Mama, calm down.
25:44It's not that bad.
25:45Yeah, all we need to do is just get them all out.
25:47They're all posting.
25:50We may be able to get rid of these ones,
25:52but more will come, like zombies.
25:54Like zombies.
25:56That's why I never wanted to do any marketing.
25:59A beautiful sanctuary is lost.
26:03For sempre.
26:06Tu sei licenziata.
26:07Mama, no, smettolo.
26:08I don't understand.
26:10You are fired!
26:15Wait, Antonia!
26:16Not when she's this upset.
26:34Enjoy.
26:35Grazie.
26:36Isn't it beautiful?
26:37I missed you.
26:41The houseboat is so lonely.
26:43I've missed you as well.
26:44Oh.
26:45We've been very busy in Rome,
26:47and I'm not sure when we'll be back in Paris.
26:50That's the wonderful thing about having a houseboat.
26:53Home can be anywhere.
26:55Yeah.
27:03It's just an idea.
27:05Luke, what's the matter?
27:07Nothing, I dropped my phone.
27:09No, it's right there.
27:10Luke.
27:11Luke, please stop saying my name, please.
27:14Luke, is that you?
27:17Luke.
27:17What?
27:20Bianca.
27:21Hey.
27:22Crazy, what are you doing here?
27:24Good to see you.
27:26I'm having lunch with my father.
27:27Okay.
27:29Where is this?
27:32Oh, yeah.
27:32This is one of the sisters of the houseboat.
27:36They're stuck all day in that convent like real coals.
27:40So I thought it would be nice to...
27:42You know, the sunshine, the wind.
27:46You're so sweet.
27:49Hey, ciao, sister.
27:49What's your name?
27:51Sister.
27:53Luke.
27:54Luke.
27:54What?
27:54Who is this?
27:56This?
27:57Her?
27:57A colleague.
27:59Oh, Luke, you don't have to be so formal.
28:01I'm his girlfriend.
28:03Bianca.
28:04I'm his girlfriend.
28:06In Paris.
28:07We live together.
28:09So you like to me, hmm?
28:11No, no.
28:12Excuse me.
28:13I did things with you I've never done for a man before.
28:17Things?
28:17You weren't it only for my Babazatini?
28:19What things did she do?
28:21You know what?
28:22You forget about Babazat.
28:23You forget about me, you're fine.
28:26Marianne, wait.
28:27I can explain.
28:28Marianne, please, don't go.
28:29You've got what you wanted, didn't you?
28:32Two hell pigs.
28:35Marianne!
28:35Marianne!
28:36Mom.
28:36Mom.
28:36Mom.
28:55She's right.
28:57I ruined this perfect place.
29:00I'm sorry.
29:00It's just a bunch of tourists.
29:03They go away eventually.
29:07I should be thanking you, really.
29:10You've done me a huge favor.
29:13Thanks to the fragrance launch, JVMA just topped their offer.
29:17What?
29:20They just called me an hour ago.
29:22Have you been talking to JVMA this entire time?
29:25Of course.
29:26I never stopped negotiating.
29:29Why didn't you tell me that?
29:31Did you think that I would fail?
29:33No.
29:34Did you want me to fail?
29:35You didn't fail.
29:36You succeeded in making my mother realize there isn't anything to hold on to here.
29:40But that wasn't the plan.
29:41Her plan was for JVMA to drop their offer.
29:47So all this time you were just rooting against me.
29:51Why couldn't you just be honest from the beginning?
29:54Because in order for one of us to win, someone had to lose.
30:02Maybe we both did.
30:04Emily, wait.
30:05Congratulations.
30:06Emily.
30:11Emily.
30:15We're bricks in the wall.
30:21Raised with our hands.
30:26We are building a park of lies.
30:32Yet we're nodules on the land.
30:39I do know every riot
30:42Is a step in the dark.
30:50But if we stay, we will break.
30:55We'll breach the world.
31:01We're killing the law.
31:17We're killing the law.
31:19We'll breach the law.
31:23So, you've heard?
31:27You've heard.
31:35So, this is terrible for our prospects in the city.
31:40Muratore was our biggest client,
31:42and I'm not sure where we go from here.
31:47It takes time.
31:49Rome wasn't built in a day.
31:50And yet, it only took you one day to destroy it.
31:53We still have other clients.
31:56Intimisimigo was a success and Bavazza.
31:59About Bavazza,
32:01they are no longer a client,
32:04in Rome or in Paris.
32:08Yes, this is why I called you all here.
32:12Our clients in Rome are fleeing,
32:14and our clients in Paris aren't happy.
32:18So,
32:18I'm closing the Rome office.
32:23No.
32:24What?
32:26It's the right decision.
32:28And Marcello can come visit you in Paris.
32:32Oh, I'm not so sure I'll be seeing him again.
32:35You blew that up too?
32:37How we gotta get her out of Rome
32:38before she knocks down the Colosseum?
32:40What?
32:41I failed.
33:09Well, some would say you succeeded too well.
33:18Would you say that?
33:21I would say no one could have predicted this.
33:28I was so excited to run my own office.
33:33One day you will.
33:36It's important in life to know when to cut your losses.
33:40Besides, I need my Emily in Paris.
33:43I need my Emily in Paris.
33:44I need my Emily in Paris.
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36:18Thanks.
36:19Thanks.
36:23All right.
36:26Bye.
36:28Bye.
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