Bridgerton interviews: Ruth Gemmel, Corey Mylchreest, India Amarteifio & Golda Roushevel

Interview med Ruth Gemmel, Corey Mylchreest, India Amarteifio og Golda Roushevel om Bridgertons vilde succes, og seriens banebrydende diversitet og repræsentation.
Spin-off-miniserien, der kredser om dronning Charlotte, består af 2 plotlinjer: en i nutiden af Bridgerton, der begynder i 1817 med den kongelige arving prinsesse Charlottes død, en begivenhed, der får dronningen til at presse sine børn til at gifte sig og producere en anden kongelig arving; den anden begynder i 1761 med, at Charlotte møder og gifter sig med kong George. Sidstnævnte udforsker Kongen og Dronningens ægteskab og hans psykiske sygdom.

[@brooklyncurrys]

Great interview! So sad that it’s true that mainly the male actors get all the attention, even though the women work just as hard.

[@ThatoAnderson]

i think because its mainly watched by women/girls

[@aliciamonee87]

It is true I think because the target audience is female so ya know some of us only focus on the hotties but I’ve already noticed Corey hit 1 mil followers and India is almost there but not quite and they both did a wonderful job

[@couldbahappychic1217]

Swear this is the only interview I see with Ruth

[@robinvolpi]

This interviewer addressed something that I too had come to recognize in just how much the male actors profile rises in this series. It surely isn't a surprise with the majority of the viewing audience likely being women but it is rather interesting.

[@robinvolpi]

Also, you can see it in social media followers in where they began to where they've ended up. Corey has practically doubled the amount of followers, in growth, of India going from little of nothing to 1 million. Last I noticed India was just under 700,000.
I don't mention this as some sort of contest which it surely isn't nor should it be. Just speaking to what I've noticed and what the interviewer correctly pointed out.

[@talitam.8414]

I don't necessarily agree. I personally think that the Bridgerton guys are the least interesting on screen. It's the actors who played the role of their spouses who got the most high profile opportunities, endorsements and projects after each season so it's Régè, Simone, and now I feel like Corey and India might get a big push if they play their cards well and I mean they're already on a Vogue cover. but Charlotte and Corey are not Bridgertons. They are part of the same universe but it's a different limited series. The one 'Bridgerton kid' who managed to somewhat get a push is the actress who played Daphne but it's not the same as Régè and Simone. The other actors have not had the same level of success or exposure outside of Bridgerton. Think about it!

[@robinvolpi]

@@talitam.8414 Never did I suggest that the men were the most interesting nor did anyone else. Lol
Also, an actors profile being raised from a project isn't always about who's most "interesting"..... surely you realize this? ;)
Much of it is quite superficial - it just so happens that Corey is *also* an incredible talent with an extraordinary script to work from.

[@robinvolpi]

@Laure Notue Without question....

[@robinvolpi]

@@talitam.8414 On a side note, I don't believe that India will be *left behind* through this.
She's a young, charming, funny, relatable, witty and GIFTED talent. The audience responds to this.... and they respond to her relationship/chemistry with Corey even more.

[@eprahs1]

It would be a whole group in a video of mostly women and all the comments say, corey, corey, corey.....

[@gabby3406]

In that outfit I can totally see Golda in a role within the Star Wars galaxy.

[@mariasilviapossas3872]

Bridgerton is in the Regency era. Queen Charlotte is not.