The voice of Lady Whistledown is the Great Dame Julie Andrews! She was Mary Poppins, and Maria in the Sound of Music. The most recent thing she has done are the Princess Diaries movies.
I've been watching your way to this epiphany throughout this season and you are absolutely right about Eloise. She's a very sheltered and privileged person that's why she can talk about what she doesn't like about society, but she lacks a reason to actually take matters into her own hands. And that's what separates her from Penelope and now Cressida.
Fun reaction ladies! I cackled at you saying Pen will turn around to see Colin & it happened😂. In the book, he follows & catches her too but it happens much earlier & leads into the carriage scene shenanigans we saw in ep4😆. Tbf, we got more story in the show than was in the book for Part 1. Colin gets with Pen in the book pretty quickly once it clicks to him how much he actually likes & wants Pen. There was no Lord Debling to trigger him. A lot of his awakening is done through his inner monologues & proximity to Pen. I think the show did well to give the audience something visual in place of it to show Colin coming to the realization. Perhaps ppl got used to show Kanthony taking so long to get together & it received A LOT of complaints at the time. It’s interesting how Polin’s didn’t take too long & still ppl complain. The beauty of the show/book is illustrating different types of romantic partnerships and that should be celebrated😊.
I was honestly joking about him catching her but surpriseee🤣🤣🤣 I can understand it being fast but I feel that it was portrayed well because it did somewhat feel like he just suddenly liked her, but I think I would like to read the book to really see it. Ketsia💕💕
I want a Violet/Edmund spinoff after Benedict's season and for it to be dual-timeline like Queen Charlotte was, so we see parallels between their relationship and Anthony's, Colin's and Benedict's relationships. Esp because I really feel like there's a little bit of Edmund in all their children and it'd be really cool to get to know those characters more through Edmund and to get to know Edmund through them. Also, in terms of the pacing of the show for this season. I don't think S3 was written with the midseason hiatus in mind, I think that was a decision made by Netflix after the strikes last year and they really wanted to milk the Bridgerton hype for as long as they could. TV shows used to be written with a midseason finale in mind, but this show has always been written to keep us watching in one sitting or over the course of a weekend. I think ep 4 seemed like a natural midseason cliffhanger, but tbh every episode has somewhat of a cliffhanger so that we click "next episode" as soon as it's over. I think splitting the season in two parts when it wasn't written to be watched like that manufactured this feeling of the two halves seeming disjointed. I haven't had a chance to rewatch the season start to finish yet, so I could be wrong, but I just have a little feeling I'll enjoy it more when I experience it as a whole product, rather than two separate halves of a whole, if that makes sense? If I watch all the way through and disagree with myself then...you didn't read this paragraph lmao 😂😂
I definitely feel the same way about the split as well! I think it would've been better if they just released the whole thing. I would REAALLLYYY love an Edmund and Violet backstory.
1:36 definitely not the only person who stopped in the middle of what they were doing when if these two supposedly English women asked in the 6th episode of the third season who's the voice of Lady Whistledown was.😵💫 Are these girls like 24? 12? Should they be watching this show? Do they hate television and media? Deathly confused 🤔
The legendary Julie Andrews is the voice of Lady Whistledown. The Sound of Music, Mary Poppins, The Princess Diaries movies & so much more!)😊.
Thank you so much!!! That woman is honestly such icon!! Julie Andrews is actually PERFECT for Lady Whistledown 😆❤️
The voice of Lady Whistledown is the Great Dame Julie Andrews! She was Mary Poppins, and Maria in the Sound of Music. The most recent thing she has done are the Princess Diaries movies.
Just searched her up!! She's amazing 👏🏾
I've been watching your way to this epiphany throughout this season and you are absolutely right about Eloise. She's a very sheltered and privileged person that's why she can talk about what she doesn't like about society, but she lacks a reason to actually take matters into her own hands. And that's what separates her from Penelope and now Cressida.
Agreed!! It's a tough situation but Eloise was the only who did nothing and got mad at others for doing something
Fun reaction ladies! I cackled at you saying Pen will turn around to see Colin & it happened😂. In the book, he follows & catches her too but it happens much earlier & leads into the carriage scene shenanigans we saw in ep4😆.
Tbf, we got more story in the show than was in the book for Part 1. Colin gets with Pen in the book pretty quickly once it clicks to him how much he actually likes & wants Pen. There was no Lord Debling to trigger him. A lot of his awakening is done through his inner monologues & proximity to Pen. I think the show did well to give the audience something visual in place of it to show Colin coming to the realization. Perhaps ppl got used to show Kanthony taking so long to get together & it received A LOT of complaints at the time. It’s interesting how Polin’s didn’t take too long & still ppl complain. The beauty of the show/book is illustrating different types of romantic partnerships and that should be celebrated😊.
I was honestly joking about him catching her but surpriseee🤣🤣🤣
I can understand it being fast but I feel that it was portrayed well because it did somewhat feel like he just suddenly liked her, but I think I would like to read the book to really see it.
Ketsia💕💕
Violet deserves love. Older women deserve love. The children won't be there always.
I want a Violet/Edmund spinoff after Benedict's season and for it to be dual-timeline like Queen Charlotte was, so we see parallels between their relationship and Anthony's, Colin's and Benedict's relationships. Esp because I really feel like there's a little bit of Edmund in all their children and it'd be really cool to get to know those characters more through Edmund and to get to know Edmund through them.
Also, in terms of the pacing of the show for this season. I don't think S3 was written with the midseason hiatus in mind, I think that was a decision made by Netflix after the strikes last year and they really wanted to milk the Bridgerton hype for as long as they could. TV shows used to be written with a midseason finale in mind, but this show has always been written to keep us watching in one sitting or over the course of a weekend. I think ep 4 seemed like a natural midseason cliffhanger, but tbh every episode has somewhat of a cliffhanger so that we click "next episode" as soon as it's over. I think splitting the season in two parts when it wasn't written to be watched like that manufactured this feeling of the two halves seeming disjointed. I haven't had a chance to rewatch the season start to finish yet, so I could be wrong, but I just have a little feeling I'll enjoy it more when I experience it as a whole product, rather than two separate halves of a whole, if that makes sense? If I watch all the way through and disagree with myself then...you didn't read this paragraph lmao 😂😂
I definitely feel the same way about the split as well! I think it would've been better if they just released the whole thing. I would REAALLLYYY love an Edmund and Violet backstory.
I know people rag on Colin be kept telling her she could tell him what was going on when she was ready and she still didn't.
I'm pretty sure she tried but was interrupted 😭😭
Can you please also react to the series, The Acolyte 😊
1:36 definitely not the only person who stopped in the middle of what they were doing when if these two supposedly English women asked in the 6th episode of the third season who's the voice of Lady Whistledown was.😵💫 Are these girls like 24? 12? Should they be watching this show? Do they hate television and media? Deathly confused 🤔
Just because we’re from England doesn’t mean we need to know everything ❤️