First publication: Despite the great success of Israeli drama, both in Israel and in many places overseas, the creator of the series Asi Ezer decided to put her brakes

• They will not return. "to be with her"

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First Release: If there are no last minute changes, the Israeli drama "To Be With It" will not return for a third season in the arc, despite the success of the first two seasons of the series.

"Israel Today" has learned that the creator of the series Assi Ezer has announced to his associates as well as to the people of Keshet that he does not intend to leave yet with another season of "be with her". Even if he comes back to it and decides to write a third season, it won't rise in the coming year.

The casting for the third season began a few months ago and a notice of their launch has officially been released to all agents and now. These days, in fact, filming was supposed to be at their peak. However, as it was first published in this section, shortly afterwards, the production announced its rejection, and it is now known that Ezer has announced that it does not intend to embark on another season.

As is well known, the second season of the series ended with a surprising run of Noa and busy at their wedding. Many viewers are waiting to know what happened to the couple, but now they appear to be left with unsolved question marks.

As mentioned, "being with her" has been a great success and so it is a surprising decision. The great success was also expressed overseas, when it was just last week that the trailer was launched for the Hollywood version of the ABC series, directed by David Frankel ("The Devil Wears Prada"), and produced by Studio, Universal and ABC.

Alongside the US, the remake series was sold in Greece, the Netherlands, Russia, India and Brazil. In addition, the original Hebrew version was sold to Amazon content giant in over 200 countries and territories worldwide. The series was also broadcast in the UK version of the channel's VOD service UK 4 In 2018, the series also surpassed Netflix's streaming services in Israel.

Asi Ezer preferred not to comment.

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