The “Summer Becomes Beautiful” fanbase is getting a little too enthusiastic for Prime Video’s tastes, as set videos for the upcoming film’s finale are starting to circulate online.
Production recently began on a spinoff of Prime Video’s YA series, and an unofficial fan video from the set is giving viewers theories about the plot of Berry & Fisher’s final chapter.
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“While we love the excitement, sharing locations and visiting sets will disrupt filming and pose significant safety concerns for our cast and crew. We are working hard to create a protected bubble to make the best film possible,” Amazon Prime Video’s official X account said on Tuesday. Help us protect Cousins’ magic until we’re ready to share it. ”
The movie is based on and adapted from Jenny Han’s book trilogy, but plot details for the final episode have not yet been revealed. A video shared online shows Berry (Laura Tung) and her boyfriend Conrad (Christopher Blaney) hugging each other on Cousins Beach.
Prime Video’s message to fans on Tuesday also included a message written in the sand that read, “Privacy please.”
This is not the first time that the “Summer that Became Beautiful” fandom has been reprimanded by streamers. Prime Video threatened to ban fans days before the third season premiere last summer, citing “hate speech and bullying” against the cast and crew.
The show’s social media accounts posted a list of community guidelines at the time, which read, “We have a zero-tolerance policy against bullying and hate speech. If you do any of the following, you will be banned.” Community guidelines warn against “hate speech and bullying,” “targeting cast and crew members,” and “harassment of community members or disclosure of personal information.”
The series, about the love triangle between Berry and brothers Conrad and Jeremiah Fisher (Gavin Casaleño), attracted 70 million viewers for its third and final season premiere within 70 days of its release last July.
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Han told TheWrap in December that he always envisioned the story of Berry and the Fishers ending in a movie. The author and creator will direct the film after making her directorial debut with an episode in Season 3.
“This has been my vision for quite some time, and now all the pieces are coming together,” she said of the film, which she will co-write with Sarah Kuselka. “This series was moving towards a Berry and Conrad reunion, so we didn’t want to take away from that.”
