Bailey and Conrad are back: first photo from The Summer I Turned Pretty movie revealed
The first official photo of Bailey and Conrad from the film The Summer I Turned Pretty is finally here, confirming that the film is officially in production. This update comes after the team released a message asking fans to respect the privacy of the cast and crew during filming.
If you’ve been waiting to get a glimpse of Bailey and Conrad, the update is here. creator of I became beautiful in summer has shared the first official pictures of the pair from the sets of the upcoming film. Bailey and Conrad are played by Lola Tung and Christopher Briney and the photos were posted on Prime Video’s official Instagram page.
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The post also confirmed that the film is now officially in production. The update has instantly caught the attention of fans, but it also brings a clear message. As filming continues in North Carolina, the team had previously asked viewers not to share shooting locations or visit the set, saying it was disrupting their work and creating safety concerns.
Prime Video posts first look
The newly released image shows the first official look at Bailey and Conrad from the film. In the picture, Tung and Briny are seen posing for a selfie. Prime Video shared the picture with the caption, “Did you miss them? I became beautiful in summer The film is now in production (sic).”
Makers asked fans to give place in the team
The production update comes in the form of several behind-the-scenes clips from the set circulating online. Fans were also seen gathering near the shooting site. In a statement shared on May 5, the show’s official account said that such visits were impacting filming and raising genuine safety concerns. A video posted along with the statement showed the words “privacy please” written in the sand.
The caption reads, “We love the excitement, but sharing locations and visiting sets disrupts filming and creates real safety concerns for our cast and crew.” It says, “We’re working hard to create a protected bubble to make the best movie possible. Please help us preserve Cousins’ magic until it’s ready to share.”
Writer Jenny Han also addressed the issue on Instagram Stories. “When people come on set, film and share videos, it disrupts work. It makes it harder for actors to get into character and creates unnecessary anxiety,” he wrote.
He added, “We often have to stop production to clear the crowd from the shot, which breaks the crew’s focus.” Han continued, “This story means a lot to me, and I know it means a lot to you too. I want to give you the best version of this film. Please help keep our process safe.”
The final chapter of Bailey’s story
This isn’t the first time the franchise has talked about fan behavior. Ahead of the show’s third season last year, Prime Video urged viewers to “keep the conversation kind” and avoid online harassment of cast members.
The upcoming film is set to serve as the concluding chapter of Han’s bestselling trilogy. Plot details are limited, but hopefully the story will continue Bailey’s journey as she chooses Conrad over Jeremiah, played by Gavin Casalegno. The cast also includes Ryan Spencer, Sean Kaufman and Rachel Blanchard.