Jonathan Bailey, Rege-Jean Page Reunited at Pre-Oscars Party
Jonathan Bailey and Rege Jean Page
Randy Shropshire/Getty Images for CAAJonathan Bailey And Regé-Jean Page will always be the talk of the Ton if you ask for it Us.
Bailey and Page, both 35, had an impromptu decision Bridgerton reunion across the pond in Los Angeles at CAA’s pre-Oscar party on Friday, March 8. The two actors looked for a photo at the bash, which was held at the Sunset Tower Hotel.
Bailey wore a black cardigan over a white T-shirt as he wrapped an arm around Page, who looked dapper in a black blazer and matching trousers. Page completed his look with a delicate silver chain.
Although both Bailey and Page have been actors for years, their careers skyrocketed in 2020 when they landed a role on Netflix. Bridgerton. The steamy drama, based on Julia Quinn‘s regency novel of the same name follows the Bridgerton family during the wedding mart in London. Season 1 focused on the fourth sibling Daphne (Phoebe Dynevor) during her debut into British high society as she enters into a fake dating romance with Simon Basset, Duke of Hastings (Page).
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While Daphne and Simon found their happily ever after on screen, Page opted not to return for Season 2 of the Shondaland hit.
“It’s a one-season arc. It will have a beginning, middle and end – give us a year,” he said Variety in April 2021.”[I thought] “That’s interesting,” because at the time it felt like a limited series. I get to come in, I get to do my part, and then the Bridgerton family moves on.
Just like the Bridgerton books, each TV season highlights a different Bridgerton sibling. Season 2 was Anthony Bridgerton’s (Bailey) chance to find love with Kate Sharma (Simone Ashley) with season 3 passing the torch to Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton) and Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan).
“Spice will definitely be there in many ways,” Adjoa Andohwho plays Lady Danbury, who is exclusively teased We weekly in February. “So that will be fun and interesting for the people who particularly enjoy that.”
Bridgerton quickly became a fan favorite after its debut on Netflix in 2020, but not all of the show’s cast members chose to stick around. The historical drama, based on the book series by Julia Quinn, follows the members of the wealthy Bridgerton family as they search for love in 19th-century London. […]
According to Andoh, 61, season 3 will also give fans insight into how her character “understands what’s going on with Penelope because of her own experience.
“That thing of being an overexposed woman kind of thing. The woman who, in Penelope’s case, she will never marry,” Andoh said, comparing Penelope’s spinsterhood to Lady Danbury’s widowhood. “I think season 3 for me has the lore of young Lady Danbury [in the Queen Charlotte prequel]how she got here, how she managed to stay in the game and make her way through the world, I think this will enrich the experience of watching season 3.
Bridgerton was renewed for its third and fourth seasons in 2021. It is currently unknown which Bridgerton sibling will take the lead in season 4, as the show has deviated from the order of Quinn’s novels, with some fans seem convinced it will focus on Eloise Bridgerton (Claudia Jessie).
The first half of Bridgerton Season 3 premieres on Netflix on Thursday, May 16, with a second batch of episodes on Thursday, June 13.