Royalteen‘s debut movie garnered a lot of interest. This article contains all the details regarding the much-awaited 2nd movie.
Royalteen is a Norwegian romantic comedy film. It is based on Randi Fuglehaug and Anne Gunn Halvorsen’s renowned young adult series Royalteen, The Heir. Per-Olav Srensen and Emilie Beck directed the film, which Janne Hjeltnes produced at The Global Ensemble Drama.
Royalteen is a love story about dealing with errors, facing anxieties, and breaking the internet. When royal Karl Johan (Mathias Storhi), Kalle amongst friends, and newcomer Lena begin to develop warm affection for one another, Lena is enchanted yet skeptical for a variety of reasons.
Kalle, the party prince, is a recurrent presence in tabloids and gossip websites, one of which was maintained anonymously by Lena herself until she was revealed. Lena is well aware that dating the future king may put them both in an unsustainable situation, and she hasn’t informed Kalle or anybody else about her even bigger secret, which is also why she fled her community.
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Royalteen 2 Release Date
On August 17th, 2022, Netflix released the film. Because of the subject matter, it is not a film for everyone. And if you’re not interested in international movies on Netflix, this will be less appealing to the general public. However, given the film’s finale, the plot is compelling enough to warrant a sequel. Netflix may create another film about Lena and Kalle’s relationship and what happens to his sister. However, there is no hint on where Netflix will take the plot or whether it will have a sequel in the future.
The same cast would be returning, including Ines Hysaeter Asserson as Lena, Elli Rhiannon Müller Osborne as Margrethe, and Mathias Storhi as Kalle. Lena and the royal siblings would appear in the follow-up to demonstrate the family dynamics and their connection.
Royalteen 2 Release Date
Royalteen ending explained
“Royalteen” follows Lena as she adjusts to her new school and Crown Prince Kalle, his sister Margrethe. At a pool party, Lena gets a little drunk and starts thinking about her past life. When Kalle attempts to save her, she shouts at him that she was only performing a “starfish.” They reconcile the next day, and Kalle takes her on a date. Lena is returning to Oslo but needs money to pay for the cab, so she approaches Tess for assistance.
Tess informs her that she never uploaded that image of Kalle while they spent time together. Lena decides to tell Kalle everything and asks him on a picnic date.
Lena finally admits that Theodore is her son, and she will no longer hide this fact. People have left very supportive messages at home on Lena’s Instagram video. Tess arrives to drive her to the prom and encourages her to go. Except for Margrethe, everyone at the prom is quite supportive of her. She informs Lena that even if her secret about her son is out, she would tell everyone about her uploading Guro’s video if she doesn’t keep away from Kalle.
And this might effectively result in her exclusion from the group. The film does leave us with a lot of unresolved questions. We’re still not sure what’s wrong with Queen Sofia. Trauma and mental health disorders are frequently inherited, and Margrethe is most likely affected. Who did if Tess did not cause Kalle’s photo to become viral? This might be a major story element in the follow-up.
Royalteen ending explained
Royalteen review
The early relationship in this film is delightful, with some classroom flirting and a prince unexpectedly turning up at your door – it’s the stuff fantasies are made of. However, the love story’s execution is a touch awkward, and the picture lacks the general thrill that would come with dating a royal prince. We witness some of his concerns about living in the spotlight and his desire to enjoy the perks that come with his celebrity. But Lena, as a character, doesn’t seem to mind that she’s dating a royal prince. While it may appear to be a fresh spin on the genre, it diminishes the appeal of the notion.
The film opens on a confusing note that is undoubtedly meant to set up another film but does a disservice to the film it’s in. The two leads have a lot of chemistry and do a lot to sell their love story, even without a solid plot to back it up. It’s safe to seek other options for your dose of royal romance.
Royalteen review
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