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Nicola Coughlan in her role as Penelope Featherington in the series “Bridgerton”, alongside Colin, played by Luke Newton.
Nicola Coughlan, known for her role as Penelope Featherington in the series “Bridgerton” Netflix, focuses many eyes on her for the role of her as the protagonist of her and her nico and the hot sex scenes that are predicted of her and the character of Colin, played by Luke Newton.
After becoming one of the most successful fictions in the history of the Netflix platform, the “Bridgerton” assured a third season, which will focus on follows the blossoming romance between the couple aka Polin, skipping the third book in the Julia Quinn series that focuses on Benedict’s (played by Luke Thompson) search for love.
The Irish actress, 35, revealed a E! News filming sex scenes and taking on the lead role in the upcoming season of “Bridgerton” is a little scary.
When E! News asked her. that if she was ready to shoot hot scenes, Coughlan joked: “¡ to be!”.
Then he added: “I knew it (since), like two weeks after filming the second season, like that.” that I had a lot of time to adjust,” he told People. “But then last night, when they said, ‘The news is out. coming out. You can talk about it,’ I was like, ‘I don’t want to. I’m too scared.
The Irish star also spoke up. about her nerves filming sex scenes in March, telling Digital Spy, “I really think, and I’m not kidding, I’m going to ask Shondaland for a special cut for the whole family. Because I think it’s embarrassing enough to see the scenes where I’m not there. that way”.
Fans have followed this story of unrequited love since the first season, but just when it seemed like the sparks were starting to fly between the two, the season two finale saw Penelope’s heart break when listened She made Colin say that he would never woo her. all Netflix records.
This particular exaggerated and pompous version of the novels set in the competitive world of London high society during the Regency (19th century) -created by Chris Van Dusen and produced by Shonda Rhimes-, accumulated in its first 28 days on Netflix more than 625 million hours viewed and became a hit. It became the most watched English-language production in the history of the platform.
A month later it was announced that the series would have a second season (there are also confirmed a third and a fourth).