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The Kissing Booth 3: Release Date, Cast, Trailer and More!

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3 years ago

August 12, 2021

Hello, Readers! Finally, fans won’t be waiting long for the third film, as Netflix announced The Kissing Booth 3 shortly after the sequel’s July 2020 release. We anticipate that fans will cry as Elle and Noah’s love story comes to an end, so be prepared.

The first film in the adolescent rom-com series debuted on Netflix in 2018 and was an instant hit, prompting the cast and crew to return two years later to shoot a much-anticipated sequel. The Kissing Booth is based on Beth Reekles’s series of the same name, for which she has yet to write a third installment.

The Kissing Booth 3: Release Date

The film will be available on Netflix globally on Wednesday, August 11 at 12 a.m. PT and 3 a.m. ET in the United States, which is 8 a.m. in the United Kingdom and the time in the nation you’re watching in.

It’s a little over 110 minutes long, so if you’re staying up late in the US, stock up on snacks for a late-night, or set your alarm in the UK.

The Kissing Booth 3 is now on Netflix!

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The Kissing Booth 3: Official Trailer

The plot of the movie

It’s the summer before Elle starts college, and she’s faced with the most difficult decision of her life: whether to relocate across the country with her dreamy boyfriend Noah or keep a longtime commitment and attend college with her best friend Lee. As the Kissing Booth trilogy ends, whose heart will Elle break?

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Cast and Characters

The core cast members are back for the third installment of The Kissing Booth, with Joey and Jacob reprising their roles as Elle and Noah, respectively. Other includes Lee Flynn is played by Joel Courtney, Rachel is played by Meganne Young, Marco Pea is played by Taylor Zakhar Perez, Chloe Winthrop is played by Maisie Richardson-Sellers, Vivian is played by Frances Sholto-Douglas, Linda is played by Bianca Amato, and Mia is played by Camilla Wolfson.