Everyone’s Convinced Jenny Han Just Teased Steven's Death In 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' Season 3

Jenny Han "cried a lot" at Sean Kaufman's 'TSITP' wrap.

The Summer I Turned Pretty is such an important show for viewers, I had to ask what it was like for the cast during that final week of filming. Lola Tung admitted it wasn't exactly as emotional as you might expect. "Chris and Gavin and I were talking about this, and we were like — it's actually really funny because it's never as, not emotional — I always cry — but everybody had a different wrap date," Lola Tung says in Brit + Co's exclusive cast interview. "Some people wrapped before other people, it's not like we all [finished filming at the same time]. Except for [the] first season, which we got very lucky. We were all at the deb ball and sort of got to have this very glamorous wrap together."

"But usually it's spaced out and one person's getting on a plane to go somewhere and you're moving all your stuff out of your apartment," she continues. "It's emotional but you almost, like, don't even have time to process it until it's done and you're like, 'Oh wow okay, that actually just happened.' But I tend to cry on the last day."

"I cried a lot at Sean's wrap," Jenny Han adds. "I was really sad. And then I also cried a lot at Rain's wrap...I was literally like, tears were streaming down my cheeks at Rain's wrap for some reason. I don't know why. I just got really emotional."

Gavin Casalegno and Chris Briney admit wrapping isn't as "romantic" as you might expect.

Gavin Casalegno and Chris Briney also admitted wrapping the show wasn't as romantic as viewers might expect from a beachy, summer series known for its intense romance.

"It's like senioritis almost," Gavin Casalegno tells Brit + Co. "Not slacking off but everyone's a little more loosey goosey, having more fun, obviously there's deadlines to hit. But also the schedules are changing so often, we didn't know what scenes we were doing the last week [of filming]."

"It was getting rescheduled and there was a bunch of things that were pushed because we couldn't shoot them months prior," Chris Briney adds. "It's never really chronological, but it was like hyper not chronological."

"There's a lot too," Gavin says. "We're moving out of the apartment or the house that we have. We're shipping stuff home, figuring out where to put the rental car, and like all these things. It's not as glamorous and romanticized as people [expect]."

"I feel like you're sort of waiting for something to happen, and it never really does," Chris says. "And then you're just done...You're sort of always waiting for a thing that doesn't exist."