All language subtitles for Emily.In.Paris.S03E05.720p.WEB-DL.HIN-ENG.x264.MSubs-KatmovieHD.tf_track6_[eng]

[upbeat pop music playing]

[camera shutter clicking]

Hold that. Hold that.

You're a natural, man.

Wait.

Yeah. Good.

[in French] That's enough!

You don't like it?

[music continues playing]

Yes.

[in English] Give me some of that
strong business attitude.

That's very good. Love it.

Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

-Okay, that's good.
-Okay.

All right. We've got it. Thanks, everyone.

Oh!

Bonjour, Luc.

Everyone…

-Everyone looks so nice.
-[Luc] Yeah.

Why are we taking pictures?

For the press packet we are sending out.

Oh. Um…

Shouldn't I be having my photo taken too?

Perhaps you should ask Sylvie.

Yeah, Emily,
you're not officially part of the company

until your work visa's approved.

I've been filling out
tons of paperwork for you,

which is the last thing I want to do.

Is there anything I can do to help?

I have to write a letter
arguing why you're so exceptional

-no French person could do your job.
-Well--

Don't say your Instagram account.

That'd be more likely to get you deported.

So, until your visa's approved,
you'll make a low base salary

and you have
to earn the rest in commissions.

You're paying me like a car salesperson?

No, I'm paying you
like an American without a work visa.

You eat what you kill.

But you're resourceful,

and I'm confident you can make it work.

Okay, listen up, everyone.

Hi.

So those press packets
are going out to our former clients

and the people we already know.

But, the survival of the company
depends on attracting new clients.

I have ideas for socials.

Okay, get me a proposal.

What I really want
is to get onto La Liste.

That would raise
the visibility of the company

and legitimize me as its head.

So let's see which one of you can
get me an interview with Janine Dubois.

Janine Dubois,
that name sounds so familiar.

'Course it does.

Janine Dubois writes a monthly column
in the newspaper Le Monde

about the "10 Faces Changing Paris."

Everyone reads it.

We're always trying to get our clients
on La Liste, it's impossible.

She's a bitch.

I knew it! She follows me.

She follows you?

She follows her?

Why don't you follow me, Emily?

[upbeat music playing]

Yeah, cheers for that.

The table should be ready
in a couple of minutes.

Mindy should be here by then.

I was telling her about your new place,

and we both think you should throw
a housewarming party on Saturday.

You gonna show up this time?

I promise.

Let's blow it out.
Let's invite everyone we know in Paris.

That's, like, eight people.

Everyone knows a good party is
a 1-to-10 ratio of friends to strangers.

Hello, monsieur, come to my party.
I've just moved to Paris.

Go home, rosbif.

Yeah, I'll see you there, mate.

Roast beef? He'll definitely be there.

Good chat, right?

God, that's Nicolas de Leon.
He's one of the heads of JVMA.

I met him at Pierre's retrospective.
He was surprisingly friendly.

Surprisingly friendly?

Should I be jealous, Cooper?

The only interest I have in Nicolas
is strictly business.

Hi. Sorry I'm late.

Hi.

-Mwah!
-Mwah!

[Alfie] All right.

Oh, my God.

Nicolas?

Mindy Chen?

-Stop.
-Hey.

Hi. This is so crazy.

Wait, I know you.
How do you guys know each other?

-Roommates.
-Roommates.

How do you know each other?

We went to boarding school together
in Switzerland. Le Rosey.

Mindy was this very naughty girl who
used to sell weed out of her dorm room.

-Stop. You were the naughty one.
-Nah, it was you.

-No, stop. You, so naughty.
-You know that it was…

That's a whole lot of naughty going on.

I'm sorry, this is my boyfriend Alfie.
Alfie, Nicolas.

-Nice to meet you.
-You too, mate.

I'm running super late.
How long are you in Paris?

[in French] I live here now.

I can't believe it!

Oh, yes.

[in English] Alfie's having a party
on Saturday. You should come.

Yeah. No. No, yes.
But yes, you should come.

-Call my office.
-Okay.

-Mindy Chen.
-Nicolas de Leon.

-I love it.
-Me too.

-Okay, ciao.
-Bye.

Okay. I literally cannot believe
you know Nicolas.

Can't believe he's still so hot.

All the girls were madly in love with him.
Including me.

Also, it wasn't just weed.

That's a story for another time.

[Emily] I don't need
to hear those stories.

-You really do.
-No, I really don't.

[cheerful music playing]

[gasps]

[footsteps approaching]

You free for lunch today?

With you? Non.

And Janine Dubois?

Really? How did you manage to set that up?

She follows me on Instagram.

Janine Dubois follows you?

[chuckles]

Well, I guess all those endless selfies
are finally paying off.

I'll take that as a "yes."

Since Janine is très influential

and decides who's who
in the cultural scene,

I figured why not have her here

so you and Chez Lavaux
can be on her radar.

Thanks. I'll do my best to impress her.

Merci.

Do I seem nervous because I'm so nervous.

Relax. You're très influential too.

[chuckles softly]

Emily.

Oh, Janine. Bonjour, enchantée.

How are you going?

I've never been here before. Nice spot.

You're not French?

Australian.

You're an expat too.

I should've figured. I don't have
many French Instagram followers.

Their loss. I've been following you

since Brigitte Macron retweeted
your Vaga-Jeune campaign.

I thought, now there's a kindred spirit.

I thought I was gonna
get kicked out for that.

No. You've got to give it back to them.

It's the only way
you get respect around here.

I really appreciate you
taking the time to talk to Sylvie.

She's the kind of woman
I can only aspire to be.

You're doing just fine being you.

You're here on a work visa?

Well, it's a tricky situation.

How did you prove
you were so exceptional at your job

that a French person couldn't do it?

I didn't.

I married one instead.

Well, there's an idea.

Something smells spectacular.

Yes, I brought you here
because the food is extraordinary.

-Merci.
-Merci.

Bonjour.

[in French] I'm Gabriel,
the chef here at Chez Lavaux.

Janine Dubois. Lovely to meet you.

Emily says your food is extraordinary.

I'm prepared to be dazzled.

I hope you will be.

A little amuse-bouche. Asparagus velouté.

Wow.

Oh, my God, this is amazing.

[in English] So he's not just
"le chef hot." He can cook.

Oh, yeah.

I may have followed a link
from Emily's Instagram to your package.

Marketing package.

[chuckles]

See. Très influential.
She's really good at what she does.

Stop. Now I'm the one blushing.

Enjoy.

You've got the answer
to your visa problem right there.

[chuckles]

Janine.

[in French] Sylvie Grateau.

I'm so sorry to keep you waiting.

No apology necessary, Sylvie.

So happy to meet you.

I hope you don't mind
that we started without you.

[in English] Of course not.

-Are you English?
-She's from Australia.

Oh.

Well, for an Australian,
you certainly have the pulse of Paris.

Sometimes it's easier
being on the outside looking in.

-Right.
-Closest I've been to Australia

is Outback Steakhouse.

It was the special occasion restaurant
with my family.

You have not lived
until you've tried their "bloomin' onion."

Has Emily been regaling you
with her Chicago stories?

Not yet.

So… Where shall we begin?

Well, maybe you could talk to me
a bit about how you opened the agency.

What inspired you?

[rock music playing]

-[chattering indistinctly]
-Sorry.

Oh, my God.

There you are. Who are all these people?

I invited the entire building.

Hopefully, we don't run out of booze.

I've got three kegs of beer,
one case of champagne

and tons of bottles of Grey Goose
for my special martinis.

Sounds like you have enough
for two buildings.

Oh, my God!

Nicolas de Leon actually showed up.
Excuse me.

Nicolas, you made it.

Yes. Thanks for inviting me.

Of course.

Mmm. Very nice.

It's Domaine de Lalisse.

One of the brands
we market at Agence Grateau.

I've seen the social for Champère.
Very clever.

But I haven't seen Mindy. Is she here yet?

Oh, I'm sure she's on her way.

But by the way, congratulations
on acquiring Pierre Cadault.

He is such a talent.

Thank you. He's having quite a resurgence.

He is. Which, as you know,

happened when we started
working with him at Savoir.

Yes. He often credits you
for inspiring his latest chapter.

Oh, so then you see our value.

I wish there was a way that we could
work together on Pierre's account.

We could be outside consultants.

Hasn't anyone told you
we don't do business at parties in France?

Well, this apartment
is technically on British soil.

Excuse me, I just saw Mindy.

-Thanks, Emily.
-You're welcome.

You're Emily?

-Hi.
-Hi. I'm Sofia.

I'm Camille's friend.
I'm meeting her here.

Oh, yes, you're the artist.

I've heard wonderful things
about your show.

I can't wait to see it.
How long are you in town for?

Just for another week.
And then back to Greece.

Camille has been my concierge
and tour guide.

She's the only person I know in Paris,
so she has no choice.

Well, now you know me.

Is she here yet?

I don't know, I haven't seen her.

But here…

saucisson en croûte.

Fancy.

Just pigs in a blanket,
but don't tell anyone.

Bye.

I thought you were gonna be
a professional polo player.

No, come on, you were so good in school.

You know we used to call you Nacho?

-Seriously?
-Yeah.

I don't think
my father would've liked that.

He expects his children
to work at the company.

-Mmm.
-Does have its perks.

Two weeks ago
I was on a company retreat in Fiji.

How nice. Two weeks ago,
I was busking in the metro.

But I did get a gig at a jazz club,
so yeah, now I'm legit.

I'm not sure you'll ever be legit.

Oh, what's that supposed to mean?

-Even in school, you were a rebel.
-[laughs]

Yeah, well, the one downside
to being a rebel

is your parents shut you out. So…

Wow.

We're getting deep
before I finished my first glass.

That's okay.

It's nice to talk to someone
you don't have to explain yourself to.

Yeah, it is.

Come here.

I'm glad I bumped into you.

Yeah, me too.

-There you are.
-Hi.

Oh. Well, Nicolas,
this is my boyfriend, Benoît.

-Nice to meet you, Benoît.
-Nice to meet you, too.

We perform together,

and actually,
he's going to be joining me on stage

at La Trompette Bleue this week.

Really? Since when?

Since I insisted and they said yes.

This is Nicolas.
A friend from boarding school.

Boarding school?

Le Rosey. In Switzerland.

Well, where else?
Were you in the same class?

No, Nacho was a few years ahead.

I thought you said his name was Nicolas?

I meant Nicolas.
But no, he barely knew I existed.

No, I knew she existed,

but when you're that age,
three years is a giant gulf.

I was about to turn 18
and she was just a kid.

Ew.

But at this age,
three years is nothing, right?

So true.

If you'll excuse me, I need to get going.

-It was lovely seeing you again.
-You too.

-Nice meeting you.
-Yep.

La Trompette Bleue.

You two seemed very cozy.

No, we're just old friends.

Thank you for a lovely evening.

Oh! Um…

Yeah, no, thank you for coming.

Tomorrow, JVMA is sponsoring an event

to launch a new sunblock at Hôtel Molitor.

I'll arrange for VIP lounge chairs.

And bring Mindy.

Oh, well, if there will be VIP
lounge chairs, we will definitely be in.

See you soon.

I'm not much of a city person,
but Paris really is magical.

[Camille] Mmm-hmm.

I live here
and I never get over how beautiful it is.

The people are beautiful too.

Not as beautiful
as the visitors from Greece.

[both chuckle]

You know, this show has been
so much more than I expected.

I know, the response has been incredible.

I was talking about you.

It has been such a special experience.

Working with you and getting to know you.

I don't want it to end.

Do you?

I don't.

[jazz music playing]

Ah.

Hey.

Mmm, looks good.

It's getting a little stuffy in here.
You want to show me that roof?

Absolutely.

[jazz music playing]

You know what,
it's kind of windy out there. And cold.

It's beautiful, but we can
go back another day. Okay?

All right.

[dance music playing]

[people chattering indistinctly]

Mindy, over here!

[Mindy] Wow.

Nicolas really hooked us up.

Plus he sent over some champagne.

Finally, someone who understands my needs.

Have you seen him yet?

Not yet, but he'll find us.

So, I saw something at Alfie's party

that I wish I hadn't,
but I don't want to gossip.

Ooh! You know I love when
a story starts like that.

Okay, I was up on the roof
and I saw Camille and Sofia making out.

Sexy. Why am I never around
when anything good happens?

It's not good, okay? It's terrible.

She's having an affair
and Gabriel has no idea.

-What am I supposed to do?
-An affair?

You saw two girls kissing at a party.
You need to get out more.

Okay, well, it was quite the kiss.

Okay, Emily Jane Cooper,
occupe-toi de tes oignons.

Occupy your onions?

Watch your onions.
It means stay out of it.

You're responsible
for breaking up Camille and Gabriel once.

Why couldn't they've been
making out on someone else's roof?

-[laughs]
-[man] Bonjour.

-Bonjour.
-Hi.

[in French] Would you like to try
our new mineral sunblock, Soleil De Paris?

It rubs in clear, is non-greasy,

and has a subtle scent of citrus.

Merci.

[in English] Well, I'll just be
taking one. Thank you.

Just because I was raised rich
doesn't mean I don't love a free sample.

Soleil De Paris.

[gasps] You know what song would be
perfect for their commercials?

Dear Lord, please, give it a rest
for, like, two minutes, Em.

"Mon Soleil,"
the song Benoît wrote for you.

We should pitch it to Nicolas
to use in their ads.

Do you think he'd be interested?

Why not? The song is so good.

I mean, Benoît could
really use that money.

Plus, I feel like
his self-esteem kind of took a hit

when I got the job
at La Trompette Bleue without him.

Maybe selling his song
will be just the boost he needs.

[in French]
How are you?

Bonjour, Nicolas!

[in English]
There you are. Hi.

[Mindy] Hi, Nicolas.

Emily. Hello. Hi, Mindy.

[Mindy] Hi, this is amazing.

Nacho, you really came through.

Emily, don't give me that look.

Oh, you can relax.

I'm not going to make any more
outrageous proposals… for myself.

We've a friend who wrote a song

that could be perfect
for a Soleil De Paris commercial.

It's called "Mon Soleil."

Benoît wrote it. Remember, you met him.

-The boyfriend? Right.
-Yes.

You should check it out.
Mindy sings on it and she's amazing.

Well, no. Shh!

Well, if Mindy's singing,
then I'd love to hear it.

Really?

Play him the remix version.

What am I gonna do?

Hold my phone to his ear
for three minutes?

-I should send it to you.
-Give me your phone.

-Give it.
-Why?

-Give me your phone.
-No.

I'll be right back.

Don't do something weird.

Emily.

[song playing]

♪ Your kisses taste so sweet ♪

Well, this is the song. So…

♪ And promise not to wake me
If it's all part of a dream ♪

♪ Because baby it feels like heaven
Mon chéri ♪

That's you?

Yeah.

Wow. I'm blown away.

Aw!

Well, it's a really great song.
It's a vibe, right? Look at them!

♪ Say you'd die for me, baby ♪

♪ Bonsoir, Enchantée
Your hands on my face ♪

You…

♪ For me baby ♪

All right, I'm coming.

Sorry, my marketing team
bothers me with every single detail.

That wouldn't be the case
with Agence Grateau, but…

Wow, you don't stop, do you?

-No, no, she doesn't.
-No, I don't.

-Okay, let's keep talking about this song.
-Okay.

-I like the idea. Ciao.
-[Mindy] Ciao.

My God, bitch.
You are, like, so good at your job.

I know.

Wait, this is
a huge opportunity for Benoît.

I'm going to tell him at dinner.

Whoo!

Yes! Louder!

-♪ …whisper in your ear ♪
-[Mindy laughs]

♪ Your kisses taste so sweet ♪

♪ Yes, yes, stay with me ♪

And he loved it and, you're going to die,

he wants to buy the song
for the Soleil De Paris commercial.

-The one who wasn't your boyfriend?
-He wasn't.

This is a huge opportunity, Benoît.

If they like this song,
they could commission others,

and you could make money
while writing music.

While establishing the band.

I can't believe you're asking me this.

I wrote that as a love song for you.

-I guess that meant nothing.
-It meant everything.

But you are so talented.

You can write other songs
and make money from this.

There are things in life
that are more important than money.

I know.

Maybe I have other ideas for that song
besides being a sunblock commercial.

Okay.

Okay, sorry, I was excited.
I get it. Um…

I'll just text Emily that it's a no.

-Thank you.
-No problem.

Can we talk about what we want to sing
at the club tomorrow?

-That I'm excited about.
-Sure. Sure.

Cool. Um…

[melancholy music playing]

Nicolas, I'm really sorry,

but it turns out Benoît isn't interested
in selling the song.

Hey, you tried.

Artists are strange creatures.

I'm going to give you a shot
on the Soleil De Paris account.

-Really?
-Yes.

It's not because you made La Liste today.

But congrats on that.

You think outside the box.
It makes me think I should too.

Wait, what? I made La Liste?

I'm sorry, I have to call you back.

I'm thrilled
to be working with you, though.

Okay, bye.

Um…

Oh, my God.

Oh, wow. Gabriel?

Um…

Where is Sylvie? This is a disaster.

-[cell phone rings]
-Mademoiselle…

Um… Just one second.

Hello?

Did you see?

Yes, just now.

The voice mail is full
with people asking for tables.

If this keeps up,
we'll be booked for two months out.

I'm so happy for you, Gabriel,

but Sylvie didn't make the list,
and I don't know what she's gonna do.

[suspenseful music playing]

So, what number am I?

What?

I didn't make it.

Emily.

[exhales]

So I'm not
one of the faces changing Paris.

Fuck La Liste.
Who reads print anymore, anyway?

Anyone who matters in Paris.

How is she?

How do you think?

You are on La Liste and she's not.
How did that happen?

I don't know.

[Luc] Emily.

Sylvie wants to see you
in her office right away.

Is she really mad?

I wish you well.

[shudders]

Sylvie, I had no idea.

You were supposed to promote this company,
not yourself and your chef.

Do you understand
the sort of pressure I'm under

to let people know
Agence Grateau even exists?

To convince people I'm up to the job.

All I did was talk
about how amazing you are.

Yeah, well, you're American,
she's Australian, you colluded.

Okay, I can understand
why you might feel that way,

but believe me,
it's the last thing I would have wanted.

And when you hear my good news,
maybe we can get past this.

Now what?

I got us a new client and it's a big one.

JVMA.

No, that's impossible.

Okay, well, maybe not all of JVMA,

but a brand that they work with,
and that's a foot in the door. Right?

Agence Grateau is
now repping Soleil De Paris.

Okay, that is good news.

And I guess this story will save me
from the torture of filling out your visa.

I understand why
people don't trust the press.

About JVMA…

Good work.

[Gabriel] Tonight was amazing.

We never had
so many sittings in one evening.

Here's to number 8.

Thank you, thank you,

but I wouldn't be where I am today
if it wasn't for number 1.

-To number 1.
-To number 1.

-[Camille] Hey, guys!
-Hey!

-Who's my number 8?
-Hey.

You must be Gabriel. I'm Sofia.

Sofia, nice to finally meet you.

I forgot you haven't met.

Thank you for loaning me your girlfriend.

[Gabriel chuckles] My pleasure.

What are you guys drinking?

-[Camille] Gin, tonic?
-[Sofia] Gin, tonic.

It's gonna be after my second number

and you'll come on with the guitar

and I'll be at the piano,
and it'll be super simple and elegant.

And if they like us both,
maybe this can be a regular thing.

[Mindy] I hope so.

[knocks]

For you.

You're on in five.

Oh! They're so beautiful. Thank you.

Well, these aren't from me.

What? Then who…

It's from him, isn't it?

They're just flowers, Benoît.

It's not just that. Okay?

I saw the way
you were talking to him at the party.

I told you, we're old friends.

Yeah, from a fancy boarding school

in a life that I'll never be a part of
or understand.

That again?

Are you serious? I…

I am so tired of apologizing for who I am.

I can't change my past.

If you'll always resent me for it,
maybe we don't have a future.

-Let me see the card.
-You…

[sighs] I'll see you on stage.

Benoît, don't do…

Oh, my God.

[guitar chords playing]

[singing in French]

[both in English] ♪ In the sha-shallow ♪

♪ In the sha-sha-sha-llow-llow ♪

♪ In the sha-shallow ♪

SYLVIE GRATEAU: IT'S LUXURY AT HER AGENCY

[chuckles]

[vocalizing]

[vocalizing]

[in French]

[in English] ♪ We're far
From the shallow now ♪

♪ In the sha-shallow ♪

♪ In the sha-shall-low-low ♪

♪ In the sha-sha-low ♪

♪ We're far from the shallow now ♪

[audience applauding]

[mournful music playing]