Despite more than a year and a half having passed since his farewell to the Duke of Hastings, Regé-Jean Page, who from 22 July will always be on Netflix in the film The Gray Man alongside Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans, he continues to answer questions that revolve around Bridgerton, the series that gave him success and that, according to some, he is thinking of bringing back the character of Simon Basset with another interpreter. “They are free to do what they want”Page told a Variety at the premiere of The Gray Mancontinuing to say he is grateful for the immense opportunity that Shonda Rhimes gave him in 2020, when he transformed from a semi-unknown actor into a global sex symbol.
“We handled that redemption process so well that people often forget that Simon was a rather awful person. It was the best example of Regency that any of us had come across, ”continued Regé-Jean Page. “And therefore, since we have come full circle so well, there remains a bit of a positive and pleasant feeling for everyone.” For those who ask, the answer is no: Page has not yet seen the second season of Bridgerton which starred Jonathan Bailey, with whom he had the opportunity to entertain himself in Milan during the Giorgio Armani fashion show.
In The Gray Man we will see him in the role of Denny Carmichael, a CIA chief ready to do anything to capture the spy played by Ryan Gosling: a super-villain role, in short. “I try to take all the things I like about myself, put them in a box, make a bow and hide them”Page said while Bridgerton continues his record-breaking run by replacing Ruby Stokes with Hannah Dodd in the part of Francesca Bridgerton, and who knows that such a thing may not happen for the Duke, even if it will not be easy for the public to associate a different face to the character. by Regé-Jean Page.
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