Tragedy Strikes 'Emily in Paris' Set: Crew Member Dies at 47
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A fatal heart attack on the set of 'Emily in Paris' serves as a reminder of the intense and demanding nature of the entertainment industry.
Diego Borella (1978–2025) was an Italian assistant director and creative writer born in Venice, Italy. He built a notable career in the film and television industry, gaining international recognition for his work on the Netflix series *Emily in Paris* and the acclaimed Italian TV series *DOC – Nelle tue mani*. Borella contributed as an assistant director and production secretary, roles that showcased his technical expertise in filmmaking. Beyond his behind-the-scenes work, he was also a poet and author of children’s fairy tales, reflecting his artistic versatility and literary talent. Throughout his career, Borella worked across major cultural centers including Venice, Rome, London, and New York, highlighting his broad professional influence in theater, cinema, and television. His involvement in popular and critically praised projects earned him respect within the industry, and no controversies are publicly associated with his name. Tragically, Diego Borella died on August 22, 2025, at the age of 47, reportedly from a heart attack while filming the final scene of *Emily in Paris* Season 5 in Venice. The incident occurred at Hotel Danieli, and despite immediate medical efforts, he was pronounced dead on the scene. His sudden death led to a temporary halt in production, underscoring his importance to the project and the loss felt by the production team. Borella’s legacy is marked by his contributions to internationally successful television productions and his artistic endeavors in writing, making him a respected figure in both cinematic and literary communities. *Emily in Paris* Season 5, which he was working on, is scheduled for release on December 18, 2025[1][2][3][4].
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A fatal heart attack on the set of 'Emily in Paris' serves as a reminder of the intense and demanding nature of the entertainment industry.
The death of assistant director Diego Borella has sparked a conversation about safety measures on film and TV sets.