In a startling revelation that's sending shockwaves through the ton, the newest addition to the Bridgerton ensemble has confessed to being utterly bewildered during their time filming the lavish Netflix period drama.
The actor, who's currently dazzling audiences in the Wicked musical adaptation, opened up about their experience joining the already-established cast of the streaming giant's most successful series to date.
Lost in Translation
'I genuinely had no clue what was happening most of the time,' the star admitted with surprising candour. The transition from the magical world of Oz to the intricate social manoeuvrings of Regency London proved more challenging than anticipated.
The performer described feeling like they'd 'wandered into someone else's party' during initial filming, struggling to grasp the complex dynamics and relationships that existing cast members had already perfected over multiple seasons.
Sink or Swim in High Society
Despite the initial confusion, the actor eventually found their footing in the opulent world of balls, scandal, and societal expectations. 'There's a certain madness to joining such a well-oiled machine,' they explained, 'but eventually, you either learn the steps or you're out of the dance.'
The experience highlights the unique pressures faced by actors joining established hit series, where fan expectations run high and the existing cast already shares deep chemistry.
From Oz to the Ton
Balancing commitments between the highly anticipated Wicked film adaptation and their Bridgerton role presented its own challenges. The star navigated between two completely different fantasy worlds, each with their own dedicated fanbases and production demands.
While details about their specific Bridgerton character remain under wraps, the actor's honest admission about their initial struggles makes their eventual performance all the more impressive to fans eagerly awaiting the new season.
