Jean Page: Last News

When Regé-Jean Page catapulted onto screens as Simon, the Duke of Hastings in Bridgerton, the actor quickly became a firm favourite among fans. However, much to their dismay, the official Netflix account for the top show shared the posters for its new series and revealed that the 32 year old would not be returning to the programme.

Jonathan Bailey has mixed feelings about the upcoming release of 's sophomore season. In a new GQ HYPE interview, the 33-year-old actor admits that «the idea that [] is coming out again is a bit of a rug pull,» noting that the whole thing is «quite scary.»The nerves come from the success of the Netflix series' first season, which saw Bailey star as Lord Anthony Bridgerton.

While Regé-Jean Page isn’t part of the upcoming second season of “Bridgerton”, he’s involved in another Netflix project that has a deep personal meaning for him.

The official trailer for Bridgerton season two is officially out, and it looks like there will be a dramatic love triangle. On Wednesday, Netflix delighted fans by releasing the Shonda Rhimes-produced period drama trailer, set to return to the streaming service on March 25.

The Courtship, NBC’s bonkers and highly enjoyable new dating show in which 16 men move into a castle, cosplay as characters, and try to date a software engineer?Was it when the heroine–Nicole Remy, 26, NFL-cheerleader turned programer–arrived at her castle in a horse-drawn carriage as a string quartet played “Don’t Stop Believin”? Was it the moment when a suitor looked around —the same estate where filmed the home of Simon, Duke of Hastings (Regé-Jean Page)—and muttered, “Where can I get a corndog around here?” Was it when Remy, trying to describe a suitor with extravagantly styled eyebrows, used the one phrase that would have improved Jane Austen’s great prose? (“He’s kind of…a lot.”)This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Let me be clear: Nothing makes me feel more insane than when women are nostalgic for the courtship traditions of the past, particularly in the period when Bridgerton and Austen’s novels are set. “Modern dating is not working for me," Remy explains, articulating I have heard from thousands of women in person and online.

Bridgerton, admitted that she “cried so much” when she went for her dress fitting for the hit Netflix show.Speaking to Tatler, the actress remembered trying on her costumes when she was first selected to join one of TV’s most famous families.Bridgerton is returning to Netflix later this month on March 25 and the new series has already set tongues wagging. Claudia, who plays the bright, rebellious Eloise Bridgerton is set to re-appear alongside her co-star Nicola Coughlan, who plays Penelope Featherington.Following the exciting reveal of Lady Whistledown last season and the exit of fan favourite the Duke of Hastings (Regé-Jean Page) fans are eager to see what will happen next.One element of the show that fans have loved so far is the stunning costume design, which boasts a number of decadent dresses made of expensive-looking fabrics.In an interview with Tatler, Jessie was asked what it was like to wear some of the most luxuriant dresses known to mankind - and her response was surprisingly emotional.“I cried a lot when I’d wear them," she admitted.“When I tried them on in fittings, I remember one particular dress I was like, ‘I feel so lucky to be wearing this.’ “And they said, ‘Do you want to go around and meet all the people who made this?’ “And I did, sobbing.

Rege-Jean Page and Rosamund Pike were just two of the stars who stepped out for the National Youth Theatre Nostalgic Fantastic Fundraising Gala 2022 on Monday night (February 28) in London, England.

Lady Whistledown and her crew of romantic hopefuls are officially back for round two!

Netflix has released the first look at Surviving Paradise: A Family Tale, which includes a first look pic at Regé-Jean Page, the documentary’s narrator.

Daniel Craig and James Bond producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G Wilson are campaigning for No Time To Die to pick up some prized gongs. But what about the next 007? The EON Productions chiefs have admitted the search will begin this year and now a trusted insider has shared what he's been hearing about the kind of star they're looking for to portray Ian Fleming's spy next. In his column, Baz Bamigboye says that "deep-cover informants have confided" in him that the stars with the biggest Bond speculation are unlikely to be considered.

Idris Elba has been revealed as the bookies’ latest favourite to become the new James Bond.The 49 year old Luther actor has long been in the running to take on the mantle of 007 and replace Daniel Craig, 53, as MI6’s most iconic spy. But the latest odds seem to hint the fan-favourite Hollywood star, who is married to Sabrina Dhowre, could have the role in the bag. It comes following 61 year old executive producer Barbara Broccoli shared public support for the actor.

Waterloo Road will be returning to the BBC!Sharing the news on the official Waterloo Road social media channels, the post read: 'Psst. We've heard a rumour going around', with a picture reading: 'Brand new Waterloo Road coming soon'. Now that we know Adam Thomas, Angela Griffin and Katie Griffiths will all reprise their roles in the new series, we've decided to take a trip down memory lane to see what some of the original cast have been up to since they left the show.

Lady Whistledown will certainly have something to say about this! Season 2 of Bridgerton is still two months away, but fans have waited long enough for a sneak peek. Thankfully, a batch of new photos was released to hold them over.

Henry Cavill hinted at being the next James Bond as speculation continues about the next 007.

Express.co.uk that Page would make a “brilliant” James Bond.The Netflix star said: “I mean, like, I don't know, I have absolutely no idea.“But that would be brilliant.That'd be brilliant. “I mean, who knows if, or when, or how? “But I mean, who wouldn’t want to see that?"Ladbrokes' favourite to be the next James Bond is Page.He is closely followed at 4/1 by acting Batman actor Tom Hardy. Alongside Ruby’s seal of approval, Pierce Brosnan, who played James Bond in the late 90s, said Page would be a "wonderful" choice for the next 007.The actor told Entertainment Tonight: "I think he would be wonderful."Good luck, good luck."However, Page recently denied the rumours while speaking to GQ.The Bridgerton heartthrob revealed: "Well, of all the

Bridgerton fans shaken when it was announced he would be leaving the smash hit Netflix period drama and would not be returning for season two.The actor won the hearts of viewers in his role as Simon, Duke of Hastings alongside his on-screen wife Lady Daphne Bridgerton (Phoebe Dynevor).As one of the two romantic leads of the series, Page’s exit came as a shock to many.However, Page’s co-star Ruby Barker, who plays Marina Thompson in Bridgerton, has now admitted her reaction to the news has changed over time.Speaking in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Ruby explained while discussing the Duke’s sudden farewell: “At first it surprised me, but then it didn't surprise me because no one wants to get typecast or stuck. “He came, he saw,

The fan reaction to “Bridgerton” was even bigger than Shonda Rhimes expected.

Daniel Craig has officially bowed out of the legendary role of James Bond following the release of No Time to Die and now there’s speculation that Jamie Dornan could be stepping into his shoes to play the 007 secret agent.

Richard Madden is now the favourite to play the next James Bond at odds of 9-4, according to bookmaker Coral.

Piers Morgan on Twitter today.The sports pundit pointed out that James Bond is a fictional character after the former Good Morning Britain host blasted "woke warriors" who have suggested that the next person to portray the famous spy should be a woman.Current James Bond actor Daniel Craig, 53, made his last appearance as 007 in the new release No Time To Die, sparking much debate over who will replace him.Luther actor Idris Elba, Outlander's Sam Heughan, and Bridgerton star Rege-Jean Page are just some of the names in the running to be the next Bond, according to bookies' odds.However, there have also been calls to make the character a woman, following the appointment of Jodie Whittaker as the first female Doctor Who.Piers, 56, took to

Naomie Harris said she believes Tom Hardy should be the next James Bond. Speaking on ITV's Lorraine show on Tuesday the Moonlight actress 45, admitted that she'd 'never worked with Tom before' but is clearly a huge fan.