To All the Boys (franchise)

Film rights were attained in June 2014, with Susan Johnson serving as director from a screenplay by Sofia Alvarez. Lana Condor was cast to star as Lara Jean Song-Covey.[7] Noah Centineo was cast to co-star, with the rest of the film's roles the following month.[8] Production took place in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and Portland, Oregon, USA.[9][10] Photography took place from July 5, 2017, to August 4, 2017.[11]

To All the Boys I've Loved Before was released exclusively on Netflix on August 17, 2018.[12]

Following the success of the first film, Netflix, Paramount Pictures and Awesomeness Films began to discuss a sequel.[13] The film was greenlit by December 2018, with Condor and Centineo signed to reprise their roles.[14] By March 2019, Michael Fimognari, cinematographer on the first film, was hired to make his directorial debut. Director of the first film, Susan Johnson, will serve as executive producer.[15] Jordan Fisher was cast as John Ambrose McClaren, a past love of Lara Jean's who joins the project, and complicates the two main characters' relationship.[16]

Filming took place once more in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and lasted from March 27, 2019, to May 10, 2019.[17][18] To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You, was released exclusively on Netflix on February 12, 2020.[19]

In August 2019, a third film was announced to be in development with confirmation that it was already into production. The feature adapts the author's third novel, with Fimognari once again serving as director, with a script by Katie Lovejoy.[20][21]

Production was announced to have officially begun on July 15, 2019, two months after production on the second film wrapped. To All the Boys: Always and Forever was released exclusively on Netflix on February 12, 2021. The film was retitled from its tentative title, synonymous with the name of the novel.[22]