#bethany and dan

[pseudophan]

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[danrifics]

I'm genuinely unsubscribing if they hard launch. I'm NOT following a couples channel that's so embarrassing

bestie.. i hate to break it to you but… it already is a couples channel 😭

[goldenpinof]

clap me!

[invisible-brandy]

i mean that picture is literally them

ref under the cut

[ahappyphjl]

on my puter.. waiting for dnp to do something….

[phlesbian]

teamwork

[manchesterau]

also...why did he tweet that like it's a warning

[sarhcameron]

do you ever just cry because nathan thought he wouldn't be a good parent because of his emotionally unavailable and abusive father but he's always been the most amazing father to jamie and lydia

[blackinperiodfilms]

Marianne (Bethany Antonia) is torn between two potential suitors (Victor Hugo as John Willoughby & Akil Largie as Colonel Brandon), and Elinor's (Deborah Ayorinde), one true love, keeps quite the secret.

Catch the premiere of Sense And Sensibility this Saturday on February 24 at 8pm/7c on the Hallmark Channel.

[watchinghallmark]

Sense and Sensibility - February 24th on Hallmark Channel

A period adaptation of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility. After a change in circumstances, Marianne is torn between two men, while Elinor longs for a man beyond reach. Stars Deborah Ayorinde, Bethany Antonia and Dan Jeannotte.

[simplydnp]

SWEETIE?????????

[danrifics]

what if what they're teasing is actually a fall out boy concert where mcr show up and sing black parade and then dan and phil come on stage and kiss holding the pride flag

no but seriously imagine it

[paceypeternathanslawyer]

Sophia: This was the first season that James started directing on our show and he got so passionate about it. I remember he was starting to shadow the producers and starting to shadow Paul. When Nathan knocked on Brooke's door, I had this immediate sense memory moment. I had forgotten this until I saw the scene. James went and advocated to the writers that in all the connecting Nathan was doing with Quentin, we were missing the Nathan and Brooke being essentially the same characters in high school. We were missing them connect as grownups about their journey. He pitched that!

Joy: He did? I didn't know that!

Sophia: Yes, he pitched that. He was like, 'I think we're missing an opportunity and with this character having gone through this thing, this violence, I think it's weird that this man who's been in her life all this time who's the only person who knows her journey with toxic parents and whatever, isn't gonna talk to her about it.' And he was right.

Joy: So insightful.

Sophia: It was such a good scene. I remember now, he went and like argued... I mean, not argued, but had this great idea and they loved it and put it in the episode. He was directing before he was even directing. That's a cheat code. Having the confidence as an actor, 6 years into a job, to be like 'hey, if this was my real life with my real friends i've been working with for 6 years, I would immediately go check on this person. Why aren't we doing that on camera?' And they put it in the show! That boy deserves a writing credit.

Joy: Let's talk about that scene though because one of my notes is 'Everyone's acting like Brooke is acting normal' and it's really strange to me and I was so glad to see Nathan walk in and even though he didn't acknowledge flat out "Hey, you're being weird. This is beyond you just fell down the stairs" but he was preserving her pride and privacy and all those things she was clearly wanting to hold onto but also letting her know " Hey, i'm here for you" in a very real and important way beyond a suggestion of therapy, which was nice, but still not noticing what is really going on. Beyond "Here's your apartment key." He just dropped into a level of acknowledging that there was something deeper going on and I appreciated that.

Sophia: I did too and I liked that he was really gentle but he didn't-- like Nathan doesn't let Brooke get away with it. When she says "I'm fine. Really" his response is "That sounds like something i'd say" and then he goes into this whole thing "Yes, we've experienced a loss but it doesn't mean your problems are any less important" and then he reminds her like of their similar roads, their same cliques in high school, their parents who were like children. We were these bad versions of ourselves and look who we've become and I know how hard it is. I don't want you to isolate. I want you to come talk to me. I'm an ally here for you. I think there's something so important, interestingly because Brooke had this terrible relationship with her parents and they haven't been there for her and Nathan has had this terrible relationship with Dan but like Deb is finally showing up for him. He's able to show up for Brooke as the dad he is... Jamie's dad. I felt like he was being my father figure in this scene and it was so kind. Brooke's never had that.

💕💕 Drama Queens 💕💕

[hallmark-movie-fanatics]

Sense & Sensibility (2024) - photo preview 1 of 2

(photos from 1-16 are from parade.com)

[ahappyphjl]

no wonder dnp text each other inside the phouse when they need something cause it’s three floors lol it all makes sense now

[goldenpinof]

so ywgttn t-shirts are also from Continental Clothing