By Anna Moeslei n I think it's hard at the moment because it's hard to have anything to look forward to. I've never been recognized because, you know, I just pop out to do some shopping or go for a walk with my mom or dad. Styling: Alexandra Fullerton. The stage directions are very specific: You have to [perform having] an orgasm. Like, in my head, no one knows who I am so nothing has changed. But I would like to see her get more involved in her brother Anthony's love life. It was a lot about the inner workings of what she's feeling and going through. All rights reserved. The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Condé Nast. It was a wonderful experience, so to know that's on the horizon is the best news ever. If we didn't have an intimacy coordinator, it would be our director, who was a male, coming up to me and telling me what to do. The real life partners, girlfriends, boyfriends, wives and husbands of the cast of Bridgerton on Netflix. Oh, my God. [Laughs.]. Before Bridgerton, the Los Angeles-based quartet was established but working with Gruensfelder to promote its classical covers to a new audience through influencers on TikTok … When over 63 million households have seen your show, life is going to change. While those who watched ‘Bridgerton’ in its initial release month were drawn in by its promise of drama, gossip, and scandal, new audiences are being pulled in by its new, free advertising – viral internet trends and TikTok videos. You have to just focus on the work. But for Phoebe Dynevor, lead of Netflix's hit series Bridgerton, it came a critical time. He never, ever had bad breath, and he doesn't smoke or anything like that. The actress’ daughter Ever shared a hilarious new TikTok video. The idea started on January 10 when she posted a TikTok … The challenge sees users comparing situations from the 1800s to how we do things today. Dynevor, who has been living with her family in Manchester, England through quarantine, tells me she still doesn't get recognized on the street by fans. We're so thrilled to bring joy to people at such a difficult time as well. I suppose when I say acting styles, I just mean that I was working from a very Daphne perspective—she's quite open and receiving and bouncy. Now, the app has bounced back. I know you had to do horseback riding lessons and dance lessons. . When I finally got to see the show, I was like, “Oh, this is good!” But never did we expect it to hit the zeitgeist in a crazy way. That was the last thing I wanted to do, because I had so much adrenaline. Phoebe Dynevor: I'm feeling really excited to go back. All their current relationship statuses. Simon is sort of the opposite. I think when more creatives can get involved it's really fun to watch. It worked for the characters. I think I'm about to do a really different role from Daphne, which is fun. When over 63 million households have seen your show, life is going to change. That would have been awkward. And I'd like to explore a bit more of Daphne and Simon's relationship. The impact of that number isn't lost on Dynevor, even if it's all a bit hard to comprehend while in lockdown. I've seen a lot of stuff. © 2021 Condé Nast. "Bridgerton," Netflix 's latest heady romance series, premiered on December 25 and is still making waves online. To revisit this article, visit My Profile, thenView saved stories. When you first met him, what was your initial reaction? I honestly don't think it's possible to prepare yourself for that. Yeah, it's very strange. It felt so different and new. It was interesting to learn that style. Yeah, I'd love to see her as a mother. The whole world isn't sure when life is going to come back to normal, so it sort of feels like you are living day to day as opposed to a normal life. It's weird, isn't it? I was overjoyed to get to bring her to life. Dynevor says as we chat over Zoom about the overwhelming success of the series, hours after news broke that a second season is a go. Bridgerton has been a huge hit with viewers since landing on Netflix in December, so of course it already has it's own viral TikTok challenge. I think I'm about to do a film which is technically a period drama, but it's a completely different time [from Bridgerton]. I still don't quite believe the show is as big a success as it is—like it's just my family and friends and the cast and crew that have seen the show and no one else. It's what I love about the show. This story has been updated to provide more context to Dynevor's quotes around filming with an intimacy coordinator. (Exclusive) It felt very practical. If you click “Agree and Continue” below, you acknowledge that your cookie choices in those tools will be respected and that you otherwise agree to the use of cookies on NPR’s sites. You can adjust your cookie choices in those tools at any time. Bridgerton becomes Netflix’s most viewed series ever, smashing previous record. Who do I feel like Daphne is, as a fan of the book myself?” I kept bringing it back to myself and creating something interesting and trying not to hear the noise. I'm sure being a parent has its own hurdles and challenges. But I wouldn't say no if it was a great role. Did you discover any skills you didn't know you had? Reign Disick's Cursing and Twerking Steals the Show in This Kardashian-Barker Family TikTok ... and having Travis in her life in this new way." I'd be perfect for this role!” I actually loved horseback riding by the end of it and would love to get back on a horse as soon as possible, so that was fun. Download the app to get started. It's about what creatively excites me. I can dance better than I thought I could! She was impressed with your approach. This information is shared with social media, sponsorship, analytics, and other vendors or service providers. Have you seen the memes? A 31-year-old Maine woman who had 123,000 followers on TikTok and earned more than 1.2 million likes on her comedic videos died after 50mph winds toppled the limb of … Emily Bear, 19, and Abigail Barlow, 22, turned into musical TikTokers overnight after they joined forces to create a musical based on the widely watched Netflix series, "Bridgerton." Chloe Fineman from Saturday Night Live also did a memorable impression on her Instagram. I followed Chloe before she posted it, so it literally came up on my page. I really got to explore that. Or at least, I'm quite good at hiding it. We both were on the same page about the characters and what their relationship was. Millions of people wanted to know the answer. Creative Director: Dennis Lye. I think it would have been a very difficult experience if Lizzy hadn't been on set protecting me and looking after me. I'll go home to Manchester. So, how is she navigating what can only be described as a breakout role? Photo: Bridgerton Fever. I learned a lot from how he works. No one tagged me in it or anything. Glamour: Let's start with the big news: Neflix just announced Bridgerton season two is happening. Netflix’s hit series "Bridgerton" has inspired TikTok fashionistas. Alex Griswold, 24, says that after he posted a lighthearted video on TikTok last month, viewers urged him … I think it really is just about the the role as opposed to…I mean, I don't know whether I'd want to do period for the rest of my life. It's such a huge platform that you now have. That's true to some extent. That's saying something, because there were a lot of difficult scenes to shoot. The show's had a huge reception. Phoebe wears: Dior and Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini. A new TikTok series that uses Sylvanian Families characters to play out real life is the latest viral sensation. This Tutorial Is Detailed AF. I think we worked really well together, and I learned a lot from him. Yeah, and I think we're really good at hiding it. Abigail Barlow is taking TikTok by storm thanks to her incredible idea of a Bridgerton musical.. “It's weird, isn't it?" It was super exciting. The timing was mental. Ad Choices, Phoebe Dynevor Is Figuring Out Life After Bridgerton. Ever Anderson is a total rising star! There were a couple of moments on set where I did have to breathe. But again: 63 million households. So who knows? “In my head, no one knows who I am so nothing has changed.”. Is there any pressure or, I don't know, weird feelings about doing another period piece? "Bridgerton" memes reacting to the series' library scene, romantic tension, and more are going viral on TikTok, including a Netflix challenge. Life › food › news » How a Michelin-trained chef became a TikTok star after losing her job in the pandemic. That's just a fact. I related to that in Daphne. Sometimes with auditions and going up for a role, you don't want to admit to yourself that it's everything you've ever wanted. I always get back to the fact that Lizzy was on set for that scene. So much of the first season was focused on Daphne's desire to become a mother, and she gives birth in the finale. He's very polite and gentlemanly and all the things that Simon is…well, Simon's a lot more than gentlemanly and polite. You always feel safe. But how different is your perception now versus when you started filming? We gelled in the sense that we were similar in that way on set. And what's next? It's very much the male gaze. But, yeah, I'm glad you picked up on that because so often you see…in a lot of the Regency stuff we've seen in the past, we see a very composed woman. We weren't sure if it was a period drama, or what kind of period drama it was, or if they were going to have modern music… We were shooting in the dark and hoping for the best and wondering what it was going to turn out like. After lockdown and not really working much, it feels like a bit of a dream to look back at filming season one. But I knew deep down that I was so desperate to play Daphne. Now when she scrolls on Instagram, she might come across a Saturday Night Live star's viral impression of her character, Daphne. There was a lot of outside noise, and mostly it was coming from my worries. At a certain point, I had to set it all aside and completely focus on the role. Just keep challenging myself, I think. I wish I was traveling and getting to really experience it firsthand.” But that's life at the moment. We knew people were going to watch it, and we knew it had a fan base in the people who love the books. Today’s biggest stories, from pop culture to politics—delivered straight to your inbox. And then I got a call from my manger, who said, “Just so you know, Netflix is going to call me any minute.” After she told me the news, I had a bit of an embarrassing, crazy scream. Not long after the Netflix Regency romance premiered on Christmas, two young songwriters asked on TikTok: "Ok but what if Bridgerton was a musical?" It's nice, in a weird way, to be with my family. Did you have any expectations around that going in? I wanted to bring everything that was bubbling inside that she couldn't show. That was the hardest scene to shoot. Not that…I'm not sure if they are basing the season on the books. MacLean’s Bareknuckle Bastards books revolve around brothers bound in secrets and life and the ... 10 Romance Novels to Read After Binging Bridgerton. Makeup: Ninni Nummela using Chanel. How TikTok came back to life after Trump's threats - Los Angeles Times Did you celebrate in any way, or was it just another normal day? Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement (updated as of 1/1/21) and Privacy Policy and Cookie Statement (updated as of 1/1/21) and Your California Privacy Rights. Obviously, it's early days. Why have so many people asked me that? Not long after it premiered over Christmas, two young songwriters ask this question on TikTok. I felt so safe in the knowledge that Lizzy was there, so that if something went wrong or the director wanted something different he could speak to her first. I get to experience it all alongside them. It was likely going to be a hit. And then, of course, the fear kicks in. According to her, the masturbation scene was one of the most difficult to coordinate because you didn't have a scene partner to work with. You can make it academic, so then it becomes, “Okay, what do I want to bring to this? A California man says social media might have saved his life. We caught up with the star just hours after season two of the hit Netflix series was announced. TikTok - trends start here. Last fall, TikTok faced a number of problems and seemed to be on the ropes. Do you have an example of a time when you were able to bounce off of each other? When the Netflix series “Bridgerton” debuted on Dec. 25, 22-year-old singer-songwriter Abigail Barlow and 19-year-old pianist and composer Emily Bear binge-watched the entire show in a … You said you had different acting styles. I know we're at time, so I have to end on a completely silly note: When my Bridgerton fan friends found out I was interviewing you, one asked what Regé smells like. I felt very much ready to enter the marriage market by the time I finished with everything. That he was the perfect Simon. When the world opens back up and you do start getting recognized, are you prepared for that? As soon as you see Netflix, you know people are going to see it because it's Netflix. So many people are doing their own creative flair with it, and that's so nice. On a device or on the web, viewers can watch and discover millions of personalized short videos. See details. Photography: Tim Dynevor for Glamour UK. She's asked constantly, including by this interviewer, increasingly bizarre questions like, “What does your costar Regé-Jean Page smell like?” A casual weekday stroll to the farmer's market results in multiple articles on massive celebrity sites like The Daily Mail and The Sun. I've always just wanted to work on interesting projects. As Ratatouille was coming to life, Bridgerton, a Netflix Regency-era rom-dram, was released on Christmas Day. I called my mom—it was like 4 a.m. her time—and I don't think my family slept that night. It was something that connected me to her because I also have anxiety. I had booked a massage–just in general, to clear out my stress and everything—and I had to go right after I heard the news. But what do you hope to see happen for Daphne in season two? To revisit this article, select My Account, thenView saved stories. Working with this group of creative, joyful, TikTok-crazed people I was feeling the pressure of playing that role and being the lead. I think it's her time to get him back. In my own experience with anxiety, it often manifests as this need to be seen as “perfect." It's a challenge to be able to express that in a way that obviously no one else can see. I've ridden so many horses. I wanted to go home—back to Manchester—and was about to book the flight when I got the call that I was reading with Regé. The whole massage I couldn't sit still. There’s a new star in Milla Jovovich’s family! If the world were open, you'd be interacting so much more with those fans than you are in quarantine. You just do it. “When I binged ‘Bridgerton,’ it was just immediate to me that it belonged on the stage,” Barlow told Playbill. Phoebe Dynevor Is Figuring Out Life After Bridgerton We caught up with the star just hours after season two of the hit Netflix series was announced. I really played with the idea of her having anxiety. I was living in Los Angeles at the time and at a point in my career where I was kind of giving up. And I've always said—I don't know why—that I didn't like horses and was scared of them. Fleetwood Mac Skateboarder Nathan Apodaca on Life After Viral TikTok (Exclusive) ... ‘Bridgerton’ Star Adjoa Andoh Says There Will Be More Steamy Love Scenes in Season 2! The books are so beloved, and all of that fear started to kick in. Abigail posted this follow-up six days ago, letting everyone know "it could possibly be a … But to see it blow up like this really, really was unexpected. Production: Rebecca Hunnybun. But in the audition when they asked me, “Have you ridden a horse before?” I was like, “Yeah, I'm amazing. Hair: Phoebe Dynevor. No one wants to be told how to perform orgasm [on set] by a man. We have different acting styles, so we bounced off each other in that respect. The 25-year-old was considering a break from acting when she booked the Shonda Rhimes-produced drama about the highs and lows of the Regency-era marriage market. There are times when I'm like, “Damn it. And since TikTok is a wondrous place, the Bridgerton musical MIGHT ACTUALLY BECOME A THING. He smells really, really nice. I would have to go through that experience, I think. I really liked that it ended on a happy ending, but life isn't one happy ending. We both drink a lot of coffee, so sometimes we both smell like that, which was fine. But on my own, it's a different thing. But Regé definitely had that composure of a Regency man. So that was super exciting. I've actually got to do it now. Read on. When Glamour interviewed Lizzy Talbot, the show's intimacy coordinator, she talked about how important it was to have the show approach sex from a female gaze. "Bridgerton," a steamy, lavishly produced period piece delivered by Shonda Rhimes, has quickly become the most-streamed series on Netflix. Having something that is definitely going to happen—even though I'm not sure when—is lovely. He's unscented in a good way. I think it's a modern approach to the period piece. Anna Moeslein is the senior entertainment editor at Glamour. It's a difficult thing to rehearse, which means you don't. I'd like to see what other hurdles they have to jump over. It's going to be interesting because [in season one] you see that arc of Daphne becoming a woman. Netflix said over 63 million households have watched. 122.1K Fans. Thus, TikTok established itself as a platform for creating collaborative, virtual musical productions. I'd love to do a play eventually, if theaters ever open again. It's a big platform. There's not much sexuality there. I genuinely have no idea what to expect. Life At TikTok (@lifeattiktok) on TikTok | 776.3K Likes. Netflix hit Bridgerton is the TV show on everyone's lips at the minute with the racy period drama getting fans hot under the collar.. And with all things popular, it has now ended up on TikTok, with 'The Bridgerton Challenge' going viral on the video-sharing app. Glamour may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our Affiliate Partnerships with retailers. I wanted to make her feel modern and have sexual desires, as women do, and have a lot going on that isn't surface level. I saw it straight away. That's just a fact. You're like, Holy shit. It's so hard to say because I haven't read the books past episode one. I'd rehearse with Regé so much that we both knew what we were doing. It's all top secret. The show grew a massive fanbase, including many TikTok creators. You feel very vulnerable in those scenes. He did a series for Shondaland before, For the People, so he very much knew how Shondaland worked and what they wanted. But for Phoebe Dynevor, lead of Netflix's hit series Bridgerton, it came a critical time. I loved working with him. In an interview soon after the ban, Ghubade was confident there will be a homegrown Indian app that will give him the same experience as Tiktok. What helped you overcome that fear, or at least become more comfortable with taking on the role? You may click on “Your Choices” below to learn about and use cookie management tools to limit use of cookies when you visit NPR’s sites. It was interesting, because I could use that real feeling and put it into the character. I don't think period should be in the same box. I genuinely don't know anything, first off. “So far, I haven’t found it!” Tiktok has upwards of 200 million users in the country, and it had steadily become a part of daily Indian life. Tell me more about working with Regé as a scene partner. “[Sir Henry Granville] says, ‘You have no idea what it’s like to be in a room with someone you can’t live without and feel like you’re oceans … I'm still sort of figuring that out. I remember Jonathan Bailey—who plays Anthony, my brother—and I having early conversations about what the hell we were doing. I love people sort of taking the piss out of it or using it for comedy. After the success of Ratatouille the Musical aka Ratatousical on TikTok, it’s only natural for more TikTok musicals to start popping up.It wasn’t long before one TikToker, Abigail Barlow, asked, “What if Bridgerton was a musical?” And we could not be more ecstatic. You're like, Oh, God, can I do it? How are you feeling? I really remember that day. How a Michelin-trained chef became a TikTok star after … I remember being at a cafe with my friend and saying, “If this doesn't work out, it's going to be hard.” There had been a few close close calls with stuff, so I thought, I don't think this will work out, and that's fine. I mean, it's a Shonda Rhimes show for Netflix. Do you have any feelings about that? Let's go back a bit: When you found out you got the part, what did you feel? This is the case of Abigail Barlow, a 21-year-old singer-songwriter who knew immediately after binging “Bridgerton” that she was looking at her next project. NPR’s sites use cookies, similar tracking and storage technologies, and information about the device you use to access our sites (together, “cookies”) to enhance your viewing, listening and user experience, personalize content, personalize messages from NPR’s sponsors, provide social media features, and analyze NPR’s traffic. Is there anything within that storyline you'd like to explore? We did the intimate scenes like stunts—we blocked them out, so you have yoga balls in between you and all sorts of things that never make you feel exposed in any way. If you are a total beginner to embroidery, this TikTok tutorial guides you … So, aside from having Bridgerton season two to look forward to, what are your hopes career-wise after this? She's portraying something very different on the outside at all times from what she's feeling inside. Sylvanian Dramas comedy series …