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Radio. I just really, really loved the scene between the two of you when Queen Charlotte

is like, is that all you can do? You're not going to Cursey a little more for me?

That line always made me think of, I think it's a Kirsty McCall song in these hills. I don't think so. I don't think so. It's the same sort of

with these knees. I don't think so. Welcome back to Bridgeton, the official podcast. I'm Gabby

Collins and I'm taking you behind the scenes of Bridgerton. We're hanging out with Adjua and Doe and Golda Roche of all this episode.

We'll get to hear their perspectives on the impact of Bridgeton from Brazil to Chicago to Australia.

And we'll hear what they think their characters were doing while they were entering the marriage market.

So some backstory theories mixed in here on Queen Charlotte and Lady

Danbury. We'll also get to know these two theater greats better, what makes them tick, what

roles they've played in the past while simultaneously binge watching Chandeland shows in the

wings, and of course, their most memorable moments from filming Bridgeton. Our discussion meandered quite a bit.

We had some fun.

So I figured what I'd do for you is start our conversation at the beginning of their journey.

Sort of.

I asked them about the table reads.

I found it quite thrilling and beautiful because all of a sudden these characters were popping out and were becoming real people.

You know, you'd sat with them and you'd read the episode, but then Lady Danbury was sitting a couple of seats down from me, do you

know what I mean? And Simon was like there and Daphne was over there and these humans started

to emerge. Yeah. When you start the table read and the human gets those words and start speaking,

it's life appearing right in front of your eyes.

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