In the continuation of Bridgerton, we will meet the aristocratic family that we met in the first season and this time the focus will be on the story of Anthony, the older brother. Regarding the next premiere of the new episodes in Netflix, the actor Jonathan Bailey provided some behind-the-scenes details, specifically those involving sex scenes between the characters.
The original story of the novels of Julia Quinn became a worldwide phenomenon with the debut of the television adaptation on the platform streaming which arrived at the end of 2021. Created by Shonda Rhimes for TV, the title introduced us to the dramas of a family and love affairs during the regency period in London (between 1811 and 1820). It all starts with Daphne (Phoebe Dynevor) and her presentation in high society to find the best marriage contract that leaves her parents completely happy, although she is desperate to coincide with a great love.
By the end of the first few chapters, Daphne is married to the Duke of Hastings (Regé‑Jean Page), and both are parents of a baby. She will appear again in the second season, but the time to settle down has finally come for Anthony Bridgerton, the man of the family who has not yet found the ideal wife and is reluctant to fall into the clutches of formal love in society. But those days will be over when sisters Kate and Edwina Sharma (played by Simone-Ashley and charithra chandran respectively) make your life completely messy with captivating beauty and captivating personalities.
The secrets behind the intimate scenes in Bridgerton
In a recent interview with The Sunday Times, Jonathan Bailey shared some revealing secrets about the most sexual moments in the television fiction of Netflix. For starters, these shots in the script are marked with a “B,” to let the actors know that the characters are obviously going to have sex and would have to prepare for what’s next.
To avoid any kind of discomfort, the star of Bridgerton He indicated that there are intimacy coordinators guiding them all the time so that “no one walks into a scene trembling, worrying about how it will go. If you are worried, you can talk to them.” In addition, he highlighted the fact that the production is carried out from a “female gaze” and that there must be consent from the cast to know “what piece of skin are we going to show in each scene and where are they going to touch us and how”.
“Turn sex scenes into a choreographed dance”, added Bailey, who sought to ensure that his co-star, Simone-Ashley, felt “safe” being one of the newcomers on the recording set. “[Las escenas] they are less exposed for men”, he admitted based on his own experience.
Jonathan Bailey, Phoebe Dynevor, Golda Rosheuvel, Luke Newton, Claudia Jessie, Nicola Coughlan, Ruby Barker, Sabrina Bartlett, Ruth Gemmell, Adjoa Andoh, Polly Walker, Ben Miller, Bessie Carter, Harriet Cains and Julie Andrewsas the voice of Lady Whistledown, will reprise their roles for the second season of Bridgerton which will be released on March 25 in Netflix.
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