What's something that you wish people would ask you? Who your least favorite person on set would- no I- Yeah. And season two is like Oppenheimer. That's so- On three... Roller Coaster! If you're a fan of "The Summer I Turned Pretty" season two, you're in for a treat. We've put together a video showcasing the most adorable moments from the beloved Prime Video Series cast. The cast had a blast while filming both season one and season two, and their close friendship shined through in this compilation. Get ready to laugh and feel all warm and fuzzy as you watch their funniest and most heartwarming behind the scenes moments. Without giving anything away, my favorite scene was... Oh, yeah, that was good. I remember that one. - Oh, also like... - Oh, yeah! (group cheering) - Yeah, that was good. - Jenny Han, the author of these books, also created a TV series. She has always wanted to write for television because it allows for in-depth character exploration. The Summer I Turned Pretty, a story about a girl's life told through summers, was a perfect fit for TV. Initially, authors were not heavily involved in adaptations, but Jenny overcame the resistance and pursued her dream of writing for TV. With her experience in novel writing, she ventured into screenwriting and successfully adapted her own work. Yeah. What about the... That one? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Watch and find out. Watch and find out. Truly. Truly, truly, I tell you. And it's cool to look into the mirror and be like, "Oh my God, this is like high school me. This is crazy." I love it. It brings me right back to middle school. Well, maybe not that I don't love that, but it's just like, it's so, I love going up to people and like scaring them with my mouth full of braces. It's fun when we're all on set. Yeah. Fun times. Boofy, boofy times. Silly, willy, little, willy. Are more people on your team, Team Get Well, how have you seen the split? You know, I mean, this is a good looking guy right here. I feel like it's it's definitely 50/50. I'm looking at you and I keep thinking about your parents like what are your parents think so? It's a small world indeed two other cast members from the show also attended the same high school as Lola tongue LaGuardia High School of Music and Art and Performing Arts Lola was surprised that Shawn Kaufman who was two years older Remembered her from when she was a sophomore and he was a senior she had seen him in a show at her school I mean, what are they here? They're all here? Well not here, but on TV Sometimes parents are wandering around the studio Did you say "beach" the other day? No, I said "pool" I mean, love the beach, don't get me wrong Yo, we're gonna go to the beach and get hammered And like, just go like Like construction, he means Yeah, you'll build the beach So what can fans expect to go down in Cousins this summer? Triangles, dude. Triangles. Not squares. Um, they can expect drama. Jennie Hahn included a hidden Easter egg in the series, a glass unicorn. This figurine is a subtle nod to the books and is placed in Belly's room. It may go unnoticed unless you pay close attention. Jennie wanted to ensure that this detail was included because it held significance for her. And um... And roller coasters. (laughing) - Physically and metaphorically. - But yeah. - How are you supposed to enjoy a pool if it's 65 degrees? - How are you supposed to enjoy living in the city if it's 95 degrees? - Just like, I don't know. Ask Arizona. - I mean, I think, you know, also-- - How do you do that? - Be inside. - Cast prom queen. - Rain. - Yeah. - Rain. - Lola. - Really? - Yeah. (laughing) - Okay. - She's so breathtaking. - Okay, sure. (stuttering) - Sure. (upbeat music) - It was 1960. (laughing) - I was a shoe cobbler. (laughing) - The only job was chimney sweep. - Chris is actually in Mary Poppins. The original Mary Poppins. - That was his first summer job. - Lola Tung, a former theater enthusiast, had her first TV audition for the show The Summer I Turned Pretty. Despite being new to the TV audition process, she found it enjoyable and smooth thanks to Jenny and the team. The auditions were conducted over Zoom, a platform Lola was familiar with due to her college classes at Carnegie Mellon. She was thrilled to have the opportunity to read with various actors and was grateful for the experience. - Well, that's not literally not how you spell it. - You're supposed to guess, Chris. You're supposed to guess. - I'm writing my name, bro, too. - You wrote it wrong. - Don't do it, okay. - I worked at Staples. - JCPenney's when I was four. - Yeah. - Four? - Yeah, it was modeling. - Oh, fuck. - I hope you were modeling. - Shut up. - Modeling. (laughing) - Dating deal breakers. - They're not my girlfriend, I'm not gonna be a girl. (laughing) - Okay, we have to guess for you now? - Yeah. - Okay. - Camp counselor, low key. - Dog walker. - The summer I turn pretty. (laughing) - Babysitter. - Final Lancers. - It's gonna be the summer I turn pretty. - I think it will be, but I'm still going like that. - Yeah. Wow, who would've thought? First job you ever had? Summer job, pretty. Oh my God. Celebrity crush. Selena Gomez. That ain't rapid fire. I know, I just said that. Right now, of the moment, bear, the bear. I'm gonna go with Staples. Good one. Yeah, yeah. I'm gonna go with like, nail trimmer for horses. That's a good guess. Are you there? Yeah, I'm gonna do it. That's great. - What the hell? - Yeah, I worked at Staples. - Did Amazon hook you all up with tickets to the Heiress Tour? Sounds like Lola got a hookup. - Jenny hooked Lola. (laughing) - That's what I said. - She did, yeah. - Well, you guys are like not Swifties though. YouTube for sure. - You gotta be careful. - Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. - Lola Tung spent two weeks bonding with Chris Briney and Gavin Castellano before starting filming. This helped create emotional moments for her character, Belly. Lola felt comfortable with both actors and got to know them during their time in Wilmington, North Carolina. This bond carried over to the first day of filming and continued to grow. Lola wanted these moments to feel big and special, just like they were for Belly. I just think I probably am a bigger Swiftie than you guys. Sure, yeah. Maybe? Definitely. Maybe not. Maybe I'm just saying things. I don't know. Next question. Team Conrad, Team Jeremiah. (laughing) - You wanna say it on three? - Okay, three, two, one. - Team Belly. - Team Belly. - That's not fair. - Do you have it written? - Yeah. - He's writing a lot. - Yeah, babysitting. - B-A-B-I. (laughing) Babysitting. - Or like camp counselor. Sometimes counselor can be a tricky word to spell. (laughing) - That's a good one, yeah. - Camp is hard. - Camp. - I mean, I think for Belly. I'm trying to think of a Taylor Swift song. I'm like cracking my brain for-- - Good question. - Cracking my brain for... Yeah, and I'm trying to think. Ooh, ooh, Taylor. I feel like probably something off of like folklore, Midnights maybe. You go, you go, I'll think about it. I'll think about it. - Cast prom queen. - Rain. - Yeah. - Rain. - Lola. - Really? - Yeah. - Okay. - She's a rapid fire. You don't get to play. - Okay, sure. [stuttering] Sure. Well, now you have me thinking about lyrics and I can't-- I can't-- I don't know Taylor Swift like that, but you're gonna laugh at me. I just-- I can't-- The only thing I can think about is Vienna by Billy Joel. That's not even in the same-- It's a song! Like... You're actually ridiculous. [laughing] Jennie Han reluctantly agreed to film a cameo appearance in response to persistent requests from fans. Despite her discomfort with being on camera, she decided to give it a try. She had previously appeared in the To All The Boys movies, and fans were curious if she would do it again. To mark the occasion, she purchased a dress and filmed a celebratory scene, which she found enjoyable. "No, I would just tell them to slow down. You're doing fine. You can't be everything you want to be before your time." "Brilliant." "Thank you, thank you, thank you." [Silence]
