Throughout season two, we see how this choice affects both of them rather positively and ultimately how incredibly healthy this relationship seems for both of them, while overall delivering wonderful dead-pan comedy. Related article: FACT-CHECKED Series: Timothee Chalamet and 32 Facts about The Young Superstar Related article: #metoo Revolution: Powerful Questions That Need Answers Related article: – Want GUARANTEED SUCCESS? Remove these ten words from your vocabulary| Transform your life INSTANTLY Related article: The Masters of Cinema Archives: The Hollywood Insider Pays Tribute to ‘La Vie En Rose’, Exclusive Interview with Director Olivier Dahan Related article: The Hollywood Insider’s CEO Pritan Ambroase: “The Importance of Venice Film Festival as the Protector of Cinema” We now know that Jessie is not going back home to her family in New Zealand and that Tom is not taking a big acting role in Ireland, so it’s a lovey-dovey rollercoaster to see how everything unfolds when they choose each other forming a decision that has both included them rather than being something entirely independent. Sounds like a fun twist on the romantic comedy ‘ Notting Hill ’, doesn’t it?įollowing along with the general plot, the second season of ‘Starstruck’ flows and builds on top of its original premise by developing Jessie and Tom’s rather awkward romance after their individual decisions to take the chance into being in a committed relationship. But, it isn’t until one day that Jessie realizes she’s sleeping with a film star, Tom ( Nikesh Patel ), that things take her into a turn of a lifetime. If you need a quick refresher on the general plot of ‘Starstruck’, the story follows a London millennial, Jessie ( Rose Matafeo ), who’s juggling two dead-end jobs and is attempting to navigate the world of the awkward morning-after-the-night-before.
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