TV and Movies·Posted on Feb 13, 2021"To All The Boys" Creator Jenny Han Talked About Filming "Always And Forever" And Where Peter And Lara Jean Are NowI will always and forever be obsessed with these movies.by Shyla WatsonBuzzFeed StaffLinkFacebookPinterestTwitterMail Here are the top 20 things she revealed: 🚨Warning: Spoilers ahead!🚨 1. One of the biggest differences between the books and the movies is the setting, and changing it from Virginia to Oregon had a "ripple effect." 2. Another difference is the Covey's trip to Korea, which we see in the movie, happens off the page in the book. 3. The hardest scene to write was Peter and Lara Jean's breakup. 4. Alternatively, the most fun scenes to write were the Beach Week scenes — which didn't make it into the movie. View this photo on Instagram 5. It was important that the trip to Korea felt "really personal," due to the connection to the Covey girls' late mom. 6. It was also important to reflect Lara Jean's experience as a second generation Asian American. View this photo on Instagram 7. Jenny was "on set the whole time" in Korea. 8. And she (with the help of a friend) was the one who recommended they film at Greem Café in Seoul. 9. One of the best behind-the-scenes memories from filming in Korea was attending a baseball game together... View this photo on Instagram 10. ...and celebrating each other's birthdays. View this photo on Instagram 11. Jenny was also on location while filming the New York scenes. (And yes, that is the Empire State Building lit up with TATBILB colors!) View this photo on Instagram 12. Jenny didn't have any alternate endings for Always and Forever because she tends to "write pretty completely," and doesn't "really waste anything." View this photo on Instagram 13. She also "honestly doesn't know" where Peter and Lara Jean are now. 14. But, she says "never say never" on revisiting their stories down the line. 15. Jenny describes her writing process as "particularly torturous." View this photo on Instagram 16. Yes, there was a special meaning behind her cameo scene. 17. And the choice to make Lara Jean a writer in the future was super meta, but also "really special." Jenny Han @jennyhan lmao suuuuuper meta!! https://t.co/FIdPgpfjie 06:41 PM - 13 Feb 2021 Reply Retweet Favorite Jenny Han / Netflix / Via Twitter: @jennyhan "I think also that she goes to New York and she's a writer, that again, was Michael's vision. And I think that it is really sweet because, maybe this [movie] more than any of the other ones, feels really tied to me. And you know, Lara Jean is very dear to my heart, and it felt really special to kind of close her out in that way." 18. Jenny used her own life as inspiration for To All the Boys — particularly, she used to write love letters! View this photo on Instagram 19. Overall, the experience of having her books published and adapted into a beloved film trilogy has been "pretty wild." View this photo on Instagram 20. And, luckily for us, she's doing it all over again for TV! You can watch the final movie, To All The Boys: Always and Forever, on Netflix now.