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Film Review: ORION AND THE DARK (2024) – Dazzle to the Eye, Bittersweetness to the Heart, & Dullness to the Brain https://film-book.com/film-review-orion-and-the-dark-2024-dazzle-to-the-eye-bittersweetness-to-the-heart-dullness-to-the-brain/?feed_id=118332&_unique_id=65c2b3203bf2f

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yn_daily y/n is attending the Met Gala tonight, so let's honor her last two attendances (2020, 2023), knowing she will serve us an amazing look again. ✨

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yn_motherington Lady Bridgerton will deliver, no doubt.

bridger_tonation she skipped the years before?

yn_daily she did! Due to attending promo events for the new season of Bridgerton. :)

whistlebridgerton this woman never disappoints.

polin_featherton this year's theme is scaring me. 🫠

mallets.death is anyone from the cast attending as well?

Coughlan_penelope i think so! 👀

yn The first wednesday in May. An honor to co-host this year's Met Gala. Thank you Anna and Vogue for letting me be there. Thank you chanelofficial for making my dreams come true with this marvelous dress. And thank you tiffanyandco for lending me the most wonderful necklace. (lukenewtonuk and dear lover thank you for the extra entertainment at the afterparty.)

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nicolacoughlan adoring you so so so much. ❤️

yn and i you ✨

lukenewtonuk beg your pardon, yn?

kathony-sharma YOU LOOKED LIKE A DREAM!

vogue the talk of the ton. 📜

jbayleaf you can be sure of it.

charlottes_queen the way Luke held you close🥺👉👈

benedict_thompson DID I CATCH A GLIMPSE OF WEDDING RINGS?

goldarosheuvel diamond of the season.

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The ladies we love to watch. 🫶🏾 Congrats to the nominees for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series:

📺: @adjoa.andoh | @bridgertonnetflix

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My MCM aka Movie Crush Monday Dune, this brilliantly science fiction film is base on adaptation of the 1965 novel by Frank Herbert.

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Paul Atreides, a brilliant and gifted young man born into a great destiny beyond his understanding, must travel to the most dangerous planet in the universe to ensure the future of his family and his people. As malevolent forces explode into conflict over the planet's exclusive supply of the most precious resource in existence, only those who can conquer their own fear will survive.

#MCM #MovieCrushMonday #AJBMCM #Dune #DuneMovie #DunePart1 #scifiadventure #ScifiMovie #Zendaya #TimothéeChalamet #RebeccaFerguson #OscarIsaac #JasonMomoa #JoshBrolin #JavierBardem #DaveBautista #StellanSkarsgård #CharlotteRampling #ChangChen #GoldaRosheuvel #StephenMcKinleyHenderson #SharonDuncanBrewster #FrankHerbert #BabsOlusanmokun #DenisVilleneuve

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On set today in London with the regal queen of @bridgertonnetflix 🌹 actress @goldarosheuvel ✨✨✨ stay tuned for our exclusive coming soon as well as the new season of the series which premieres March 25th! ✨ photography @bypip ✨styling @rebekahroy_ ✨ makeup @kennethsohmakeup ✨hair @dionnesmithofficial #bridgerton #bridgertonseason2 #goldarosheuvel #netflix #theuntitledmagazine #theuntitledmag (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ca74X2UuFu8/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Bridgerton Season 2 Coming to Netflix in March 2022

Bridgerton Season 2 Coming to Netflix in March 2022 Netflix and Shondaland have announced the return of “Bridgerton,” with Season 2 set to premiere on March 25. Keeping up with the tradition of Julia Quinn’s novels; Season 2 of “Bridgerton” tells the story of Lord Anthony Bridgerton’s (Jonathan Bailey) quest for love as he sets out to find a suitable wife. When Kate Sharma (Simone Ashley) & her younger sister Edwina (Charithra Chandran) arrive from India; Anthony starts to court the latter sister — and Kate soon discovers that his intentions for marriage are not pure.

The series also stars Adjoa Andoh, Lorraine Ashbourne, Harriet Cains, Bessie Carter, Shelley Conn, Nicola Coughlan, Phoebe Dynevor, Ruth Gemmell, Florence Hunt, Martins Imhangbe, Claudia Jessie, Calam Lynch, Luke Newton, Golda Rosheuvel, Luke Thompson, Will Tilston, Polly Walker, Rupert Young and Julie Andrews as the voice of Lady Whistledown. Shonda Rhimes, who is an executive producer of the series under her Shondaland banner; teased what would come in Season 2 after it was revealed that Simon Basset (Regé-Jean Page), the Duke of Hastings, would not be returning for the upcoming season.

Rhimes offered a brief forecast about the central couple in an interview with variety; saying: “I think there’s a powerful, interesting, romantic couple at the heart of it. They’re an incredibly interesting and exciting pair. I like to watch them. She added, “Our goal, if we do our job correctly, is you are going to be as invested & excited by that couple as you were by the couple of Season 1.” “Bridgerton” is executive produced by Rhimes, Betsy Beers and Chris Van Dusen. Van Dusen also serves as creator. Read the full article

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Bridgerton: Season 1 – Review/ Summary (with Spoilers) Bridgerton on its surface can be breezy and a quick watch. However, if you choose to analyze it, it can be far deeper than a girl finding love in a newly diverse world. https://wherever-i-look.com/tv-series/bridgerton-season-1-review-summary-with-spoilers?feed_id=2085&_unique_id=5ffc8df3722bf

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BRIDGERTON (2020) TV Show Trailer 2: Phoebe Dynevor & Rege-Jean Page form an Alliance to Fool High Society [Netflix] https://tinyurl.com/y82u2dzf

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🎬 Bridgerton [TRAILER] Coming to Netflix December 25, 2020 FULL POST: 🔗 https://netflixcenter.com/bridgerton-trailer-netflix/?feed_id=76&_unique_id=5fa4f52269315 Original Netflix Drama / Romance Series... Bridgerton   The Social Season is upon us. Bridgerton, from Shondaland, premieres December 25, only on Netflix.   … also Coming to Netflix in DECEMBER 2020   Bridgerton • Official Trailer        

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Bridgerton: Season 1/ Episode 2 "Shock and Delight" – Recap/ Review (with Spoilers) While Daphne, and the Bridgerton family, try to avoid scandal, we learn of Simon's past, including why Lady Danbury plays a notable role in his life. https://wherever-i-look.com/tv-series/bridgerton-season-1-episode-2-shock-and-delight-recap-review-with-spoilers?feed_id=1762&_unique_id=5feb4e927405a

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Thoughts : Lady Macbeth (2016)

I’m a sucker for Hollywood films, and I have a deep affinity for the French New Wave, Italian Neo-Realism, and all of the other important foreign movements a so-called ‘film buff’ should be familiar with.  I’d be lying, though, if I didn’t admit that I’ve got a deep down love for a good old-fashioned British drama.  There’s so many to choose from, but a recent recommendation caught my attention : the 2016 film Lady Macbeth. 

Katherine Lester (Florence Pugh) finds herself wed to Alexander Lester (Paul Hilton) in a marriage that resembles ownership of property more so than a declaration of love.  The couple lives on the estate of Boris Lester (Christopher Fairbank), Alexander’s father, and the Lester men keep Katherine under their system of control via intimidation tactics and keeping her within the confines of the home.  Katherine finds temporary freedom for a spell when both men leave the estate to tend to separate business matters.  Katherine is content at first with experiencing freedom she’d not recently had, but things change when she comes to the aid of her servant Anna (Naomi Ackie), who she finds being accosted by a group of men who work the land.  One of the men, Sebastian (Cosmo Jarvis), asserts himself, which sparks mutual arousal between Katherine and Sebastian.  With a newly discovered self-awareness emboldening her, Katherine sets about changing the power dynamic within the Lester household in a bold, shocking manner.

Lady Macbeth is a surprisingly shocking look at power dynamics and manipulation of the caste system.  Katherine’s motivations for her drastic actions are understandable based on her dire situation, yet it does not totally absolve her of her almost black widow-esque nature.  What begins as a game of push and pull between her and Sebastian quickly turns into a puppetmaster and puppet scenario that leaves a significant body count in its wake.  Katherine fights power battles with multiple men in the film, and a battle of moral will with Anna, and in the end it’s odd that we find ourselves siding with her despite her cold, methodical and ultimately heartless nature.

The decisions that are made to cover up previous bad decisions is like an incredibly morbid set of dominos that gains too much speed to stop.  No one person is to blame, as some of the struggles are rooted in systematic male / female struggles, and some over class, but all end up with nobody deeply involved able to take moral high ground, as everyone involved is equally guilty.  Alexander is guilty of taking advantage of the times, Boris guilty of rule by force rather than understanding, Sebastion guilty of temptation, Anna guilty of silent judgement, and Katherine guilty of following her indulgence at the cost of others.

The film itself is a beautiful one, with its lighting and textures resembling paintings that the characters are allowed to move through.  The dress is period accurate without being too flashy, immersing us in the reality of the time and circumstances.  The cinematographer smartly gives us intuitive clues into Katherine’s mind state via choices to shoot either fixed or handheld.  The pacing and cutting is measured, allowing us to feel the tension of the bold and dangerous choices the characters commit to.

Florence Pugh is a quiet force of nature on the screen, like a storm in the distance that overtakes you before you can prepare.  Cosmo Jarvis plays temptor turned victim quite convincingly, winning our pity for his poor decision making.  Naomi Ackie is chameleon-like, switching her character’s persona midway to great effect.  Christopher Fairbank imparts his will with old style ‘dignity’ in glorious fashion.  Paul Hilton seems to pull from a real well of resentment in his portrayal of a son in a frustrating position.  Golda Rosheuvel stirs the pot masterfully as an unknowing annoyance.  Anton Palmer brings a ray of hope into the bleakest of settings.

My curiosity for this film was definitely paid off beyond my expectations.  It reminded me of films like Gosford Park and Atonement, but with a much deeper sense of danger behind its pretty framing.  Definitely a film that could potentially gain more attention as the years go by.

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Bridgerton: 24 Behind-The-Scenes Secrets From The Set Of The Netflix Show

Bridgerton fever is currently sweeping the globe once again, following the arrival of the raunchy Netflix period drama’s second series. 

As we all get swept up in the new love triangle between Anthony Bridgerton and the Sharma sisters, we’re turning our attention to what happens behind the cameras, revealing all the behind-the-scenes secrets that you probably won’t have known about the show...

1. In the first series, there were more than 6,000 outfits each tailor-made for the show

Daphne Bridgerton alone had 104 different costumes, according to Shonda Rhimes’ production company Shondaland, who make the show. 

All the outfits had to be stored in an industrial-scale warehouse. 

2. A hell of a lot of designers worked tirelessly to create the outfits 

There were 238 costumers and seamstresses who worked on the first season. 

3. There was a clear brief for the costumes 

Costume designer Ellen Mirojnik told HuffPost in 2020: “There is a very clear aesthetic that we always look for, fresh and young and aspirational: would a modern girl wear it today even though we are set in 1830? What can we do to disguise the prim and properness that 18th century Regency was all about and make it something new and young?

“We kept the style and the silhouette of 1813 for the most part, but 1813 is shaken up and turned on its head by using more modern fabrics, modern techniques, taking a little bit of what was authentic and mixing it with many different periods of time to create our own style.”

4. People had to help the actors carry their costumes

Nicola Coughlan, who plays Penelope Featherington, explained to HuffPost that the costumes are so heavy, they often have to have someone walk with them to set because they were too heavy to carry by themselves. 

5. The wigs also cause some issues too 

Golda Rosheuvel, who plays Queen Charlotte, sports some incredible and elaborate hairpieces on the show, but they often caused some logistical problems when trying to get to set. 

In a post on her Instagram, Golda revealed that she sometimes required “alternative transportation” for her when she would be wearing a particularly tall wig, showing her having to get to set in a tall mini-bus. 

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6. There’s a huge number of locations used to film the series

Scenes are shot across the UK in Bath, Yorkshire, London and Hertfordshire among other cities, to anchor the show with realistic Regency era settings.

Radio Times recently complied a full list of what real-life locations were used in series two, which you can find here.

7. The show employs someone specifically to ensure things don’t get broken on location

Due to the historical importance of many locations Bridgerton films at, the show employs people to ensure things don’t get broken or damaged during filming, director Julie Anne Robinson told Deadline.

8. However, a lot of the show is also filmed in a studio

Around half of it, in fact.  

Elaborate sets are constructed in a purpose-built studio in Uxbridge, on the outskirts of London. 

9. There were nearly 100 different sets to build in the first series

Each of those also had to be designed differently. 

“These rooms are like nothing I’ve ever seen built on a stage before,” set designer Will Hughes-Jones told HuffPost.

10. All the carpets were made specially, due to their size

“Even if we could hire them or buy them we wouldn’t have been able to find them, so that was a new thing for me,” Will said. 

11. There can be 500 people on set for the ballroom scenes

The balls have become one of Bridgerton’s trademarks, and each of the scenes can also take up to five days to shoot, according to Radio Times.

12. There is an on-set historian 

While Bridgerton combines elements of historical accuracy with an imagined world, the show still makes use of a historian on set, who regularly inputs into what is being filmed.

13. The show had a colour-conscious approach to casting

In a piece for The Hollywood Reporter, creator Chris Van Dusen said: “My pitch for Bridgerton was straightforward: I wanted to turn the period genre on its head and reimagine it in a new and exciting way. One that included characters of different colours and backgrounds. One that explored the topic of race. I wanted gay people to exist in this world. I wanted to expand this entire universe.

“So I created a multihued, multi-ethnic Regency period world just as diverse as the one in which we live today. My show would be about love. Joy. Triumph. It would be a show that says everyone is worthy and deserving of all of those things, and more.”

14. The horse and carriage scenes are mostly shot without any horses

In behind-the-scenes video A Close Encounter With The Cast Of Bridgerton, Regé-Jean Page revealed that carriage scenes are often filmed in the studio with members of the crew moving the carriages forward. 

These shots would then be cut together with shots of horses pulling carriages down a street that actually had no-one in them. 

15. Each actor has a ‘nudity contract’

With Bridgerton being synonymous with raunchy sex scenes, the actors have to outline how much they are happy revealing on camera in a so-called “nudity contract” prior to shooting to ensure the show can make everyone comfortable. 

16. The show also employs an intimacy co-ordinator

As has become pretty standard in TV and film production in recent years, Bridgerton makes use of an intimacy co-ordinator to choreograph the intimate scenes like a dance, and work with the actors to ensure everyone’s boundaries are respected. 

17. Phoebe Dynevor and Regé-Jean Page had a signalling system while they were filming intimate scenes

Intimacy co-ordinator Lizzy Talbot told Buzzfeed that she developed a system of hand signals between her and the season one leads so they would be able to let her know how they were feeling during filming. 

18. The first scene they ever shot together was a sex scene

Fans will likely remember the hot and heavy “library scene” between Daphne and Simon. Despite the fact it fell later on in the first series, it was actually the first one actors Phoebe Dynevor and Regé-Jean Page filmed together, according to the Netflix video A Close Encounter With The Cast Of Bridgerton.

19. They used an unexpected prop to make the sex scenes more convincing in series two

Jonathan Bailey, who plays Anthony Bridgerton,  said it was “amazing” to see how the whole industry intimacy co-ordination industry had “just come on, even in a year” when shooting season two. 

He told Radio Times: “There are new tricks to the trade – little cushions – and it’s amazing what you can do with a half-inflated netball.”

Explaining how the unusual item helps in those intimate moments, he continued: “Well, if there are two people doing a sex scene, the rule is they must have three barriers separating them and there are certain acts where a half-inflated netball can allow for movement without having to connect physically.”

20. The actors are offered a personal trainer to help them prior to filming sex scenes

Nicola Coughlan revealed that there was actually a personal trainer mix-up during season two when bosses confused Benedict Bridgerton actor Luke Thompson with Colin Bridgerton actor Luke Newton.

“Luke Thompson got mixed up with the other Luke – Newton – on the show,” Nicola explained (via The Sun). “They offered him a personal trainer for his intimate scenes, and we don’t get all the scripts at once, so he was like, ‘I wonder what that’s going to be?’”

In actuality, Luke T didn’t have any intimate scenes, but he was allowed to keep the personal trainer. 

21. The Bridgerton and Featherington families are inspired by two famous American families

Production designer Will Hughes-Jones told Glamour: “I say it’s the Kennedys versus the Kardashians. 

“The Featheringtons are new money, so there is a more brash, flashy element to them. Whereas the Bridgertons are a bit more old money and therefore have the historic and polite qualities you’d find in a design piece.”

22. The season one twist almost worked out very differently 

Nicola Coughlan revealed that her character’s epic twist, which saw Penelope Featherington unveiled as the gossip columnist Lady Whistledown, was almost kept under wraps for longer. 

“They had changed back and forward a few times,” she said during Netflix’s Tudum event.

Nicola went on to say that bosses initially wanted to end the series with a “red herring”, pointing towards Cressida Cowper as Lady Whistledown’s true identity rather than Penelope, before settling on the eventual ending.

23. Landing the part is only the start of becoming a series lead

Simone Ashley, who plays newcomer Kate Sharma in season two, told Radio Times that while the audition process was not a particularly long one, she had a lot of prep to do before shooting her first scenes. 

“I self-taped, met [Jonathan Bailey] and then I got the part. Before I knew it I was in wig fittings and at horse-riding training,” she explained. “I’d only ridden once before with some friends in Wales. I did a bootcamp to learn to ride for this.”

24. Jonathan Bailey has made a book of tips to hand down to the next series lead

After receiving a lot of advice from Phoebe Dynevor about taking on a series lead role, Jonathan told Radio Times he has written a notebook of similar tips to pass on to whichever member of the Bridgerton clan takes over from him.

“It’s a Bridgerton guide for the next sibling who plays the lead,” he said. 

Bridgerton seasons one and two are available to stream on Netflix now.

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