Italian dramas are popular in the United States. I’m surprised you’ve never heard of My Brilliant Friend, an Italian coming-of-age drama. The series based on Elena Ferrante’s famed “Neapolitan Novels” has already won over viewers’ hearts with its depiction of female friendship’s complexity as well as its beauty.

It’s so popular that it’s now in its third season. Well, Season 3 is still on television, the question is whether we will have more of this series. So, here’s all we know so far about My Brilliant Friend Season 4.

My Brilliant Friend Season 4 Plot

When Elena Greco and Rafaella Cerullo met in their first year of primary school in 1950, they were instantly inseparable. The two buddies, who meet in Naples, go through all the highs and lows of growing up together.

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According to the reports, the fourth season of the show will be based on Ferrante’s fourth novel of the series, The Story Of The Lost Child, which would bring Elena and Lila’s friendship to an end.

My Brilliant Friend season 4 Cast

  • The show’s primary cast members are as follows:
  • Elena is played by Margherita Mazzucco.
  • Lila, played by Gaia Grace
  • Mother of Lila Cerullo: Valentino Acca as Nunzia
  • Fernando Cerullo, Lila’s father, is played by Antonio Buonanno.
  • As Elena’s mother, Anna Rita Vitolo portrays Immacolata Greco.
  • Elena’s father, Vittorio Greco, is played by Luca Gallone.
  • Alba Rohrwacher is rumored to be taking on the role of Older Elena in the fourth season of My Brilliant Friend.

Brilliant Friend Season 4 Release Date

My Brilliant Friend Season 4 has yet to receive an official release date. The third season of My Brilliant Friend is still streaming, therefore predicting the release date of Season 4 is premature. It’s enough to make us delighted that the show has been renewed for Season 4.

My Brilliant Friend Season 4 Episodes

There are 24 episodes in all in the first, second, and third seasons of the show, making it a 24-episode series. These episodes have a length ranging from 43 minutes to 67 minutes. For My Brilliant Friend Season 4, 8 episodes are expected assuming the showrunners do not opt to add a couple of extras.

My Brilliant Friend Season 4

My Brilliant Friend Season 4 Renewed

We’re happy to inform you of some wonderful news. Season 4 of HBO’s My Brilliant Friend, helmed by Saverio Costanzo, Alice Rohrwacher, and Daniele Luchetti, was officially announced on Twitter on March 22, 2022. That being said, this will be the final season. While the fans may be disappointed, understand that good things come to an end.

My Brilliant Friend Season 3 Review

For several years, we follow Elena as she follows Lila’s path of being married, having children, and eventually being deceived by Nino once more. Elena isn’t alone. However, for Elena and Lila, not everything is about relationships, at least not romantic ones.

Lila, in the rapidly expanding field of information technology, exceeds her companion Enzo, while Elena? While Pietro is usually at work, Elena releases two books over the course of ten years. A personal novel, and then a more intellectual one, both centre on what life is like as a woman. However, Lila and Elena’s frenemy relationship isn’t the only thing going on in this story.

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There is a conflict between communism and fascism throughout Naples and the country as a whole. The Solara family’s expansion means that individuals and businesses must either submit or face extinction as they try to stand in their way. As a result of this, we’re left with an emotionally-charged season that ends the story of Elena and Lila’s adolescent years and ushers them into adulthood.

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Alta Militello

Writing and doing research are two activities that Alta Militello adores. Because she reads so much, she writes about topics such as history, culture, and current events. Alta worked in marketing after receiving her degree in business marketing, but she eventually left the field because she was unhappy there.

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