The widely-followed series The Summer I Turned Pretty will wrap up with a cinematic finale, as revealed by entertainment providers recently.
The author, who wrote the original trilogy that inspired the coming-of-age story, has signed on to script and helm the final installment.
The latest and final season of the series debuted this week, placing protagonist the central figure at a decision point between Jeremiah and Conrad.
While specific plot details remain undisclosed, studios announced that the film will be the final chapter of the character’s arc.
"There remains a final major milestone for the character’s path, so I felt a feature film could do it justice," the creator commented.
She also thanked streaming services for supporting her creative vision.
Reports of the film were shared at the latest season launch event organized in Paris.
The multigenerational drama first premiered in the past few seasons and revolves around emotional conflicts among the protagonist and siblings.
This series has built a enthusiastic fanbase and fueled heated social media conversations regarding team preferences.
Such passion occasionally led to abusive comments against the stars, causing Han to request the audience to be respectful on social media.
"The Summer I Turned Pretty has connected with viewers everywhere, offering experiences of happiness, sentimentality, and connection," said production heads.
"We are deeply satisfied with the series' impact and are excited to partner again with her to deliver the audience an unforgettable ending."
