Sometimes John Ambrose is a little too nice. Sometimes Peter seems like more of a jerk than we've known Peter to be. in balance - not always in the same direction. In most triangles, there's a clearly wrong person and a clearly right person that's not the case here, because that's not what this series is, really.Īt times, the balance doesn't quite seem. So where the first film was a straight-up romance, this is more of a triangle. As charmingly played by Jordan Fisher (who's appeared in the live TV adaptations of both Grease and Rent), he's also pretty appealing. And when she starts volunteering at a retirement community, John Ambrose volunteers there, too. And to Lara Jean's surprise, when she and Peter have just started dating, she gets a response from John Ambrose. Specifically, the same batch of unsent love letters that included Lara Jean's note to Peter - the batch that were sent without her knowledge by her sister, Kitty - included a letter to one John Ambrose McClaren, who Lara Jean knew at Model U.N.

But more than that, they have to navigate the fact that the world hasn't narrowed to just the two of them.

They have to have their first real date, their first family dinners together, and their first conversation about sex. We find Lara Jean and Peter in the early blush of couplehood, just after the events of the first film. The first of those has now arrived, and while it might not have quite the sparkle of its predecessor, it's an interesting addition to a story of young love that doesn't end with the first big swoon. I Still Love You and Always And Forever, Lara Jean. The 2018 Netflix romantic comedy To All The Boys I've Loved Before, based on Jenny Han's YA novel, was a big enough success that they quickly announced plans to adapt the other two novels in the trilogy: P.S. Wait a minute, that's Lara Jean, but that's not Peter Kavinsky! (Jordan Fisher and Lana Condor play John Ambrose and Lara Jean Song Covey.)

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