Most of the time when there are sex scenes on the series I watched I always felt so uncomfortable and it kinda feel disgusting. But in this series, everything is so intimate that I felt like I shouldn't be watching because it's so genuine and felt very private, it really felt like they're making love.
@Perry potato well for me I don't think their scenes are supposed to be love scenes. They don't really love each other, I felt like it was more of lust. Like they're not doing it for love, also in the novel it was more emphasized that they are just using each other so I don't really think the production made it as intimate as they did with Daphne and Simon's scenes.
True but wow they were very very. A lot of shows incorporate the intense scenes these days, I grew up with little house on the prairie, so I’m usually turned off by some stuff just because it’s sometimes too much . This show wasn’t trashy in that respect. Still it was very convincing. Can’t imagine having to do that with a stranger!
I totally agree. The wedding night love scene - I almost couldn't watch it. When the camera pulled back and you could see their bodies through the lattice screen - the first time I watched it I had to turn my head. I'm not a prude, I've seen sex/love scenes before. However, the intimacy in that scene was so beautiful and natural I felt like a bit of a Peeping Tom. I've watched the series about three times now. Mostly because their accents were so strong that the first time I was missing a lot of the dialogue. And I admit I was so excited that I just wanted to see what would happen next. But in watching it again I got so much more of the nuance of the story. I'm reading the book now so it should be an added treat.
@@soulshadoww55 omg sameee, i'm watching the series again too but only for the second time but this time at a slow pace. Because I binge-watched the series for like a day or two and i wish i didn't. I'm also reading the book at a very fast pace too lol, I'm on the 4th book now after starting just a week ago because it's so addicting
Give an award to the intimacy Coordinator ! As Rege said, she is 50% of the reason why we have seen so much chemistry on scene. Of course the other 50% are the nice scripts, dreamy soundtrack, and acting. Good job 👏🏿
The love scenes in Bridgerton set a new standard in how to portray engaging, intimate beautiful portrayal of sex. They were quite explicit yet didn’t just come across as fake soft core porn (usually directed for men’s gaze). The build up of tension and desire between Daphne and Simon until their ultimate consummation made it light years more erotic than most sex scenes you see. I loved how their was so much focus on their faces and expressions.
@@PuenteAJ I think it's important to note that she was a intimacy coordinator. Usually the scenes are bad because it's coordinated by non-professionals. Not really a gender thing.
Intimate coordinator... hearing it first time. Cannot believe she did that. She has done a great job. It was not disgusting but romantic love scenes. Treat to watch.
@@adaezenwankwo8126 No, Outlander is horrible because of the scenes at the end of season 1, and downright disgusting because of the sound effects and visuals...
I know they say love scenes are usually very uncomfortable for the actors...however, as convincing as this connection of chemistry between these actors was, I can't help but wonder if at any point, they truly were turned on by acting this out... I know they were just acting, but being so intimate with someone (even if you call it work), would still ensue someone catching feelings, if not at least being caught up in the moment... Rege really sold the way he looked at her...to me, that was the height of the intimacy- just the way he looked at her, as if she was his everything...I think women look for that feeling our whole lives, looking for a man who will look at us in that way... I really can not believe they are not a thing after that!...lol
It does happen actually. Actors, especially men, do get aroused. Ladies like this one are there to guide them through doing these scenes. If they get aroused they take a break and try again. There’s an article about the process actors go through. I know it looks real but it’s acting. There are some actors that are really good at getting into character. Rege is definitely one of them, Tom Ellis is one of them. The acting is so good and convincing you want it to be true. Hey if they genuinely did date I’d be happy but I know rege is happily committed to one woman.
@@louisekolteski1780 I understand what you are saying, however, "getting into character" puts them into a different mindset- and I would tend to think when they are really selling the story to the audience while "in character", there could very well be tendencies for lines being reality and "their work" to become blurred, especially when they are so in character that they really sell the story to the audience through their connection- I would imagine that is why their is so much infidelity in Hollywood...
She really makes a good point about how something like a fight scene has all these precautions and practises whereas intimacy scenes don't get as much attention
One of the better interviews with Lizzy Talbot, there were real questions and yes there were giggles but it was honest as opposed to salacious.. good one!!
I think you can't really choreograph chemistry. It's either there or it's not and I've watched some movies with oscar worthy actors and no matter how good the performance, the chemistry is not happening. Rege and Daphne are just a good match.
I agree, but she makes a good point that the weeks of rehearsals and filming that they had to build up the actors' comfort levels and trust helped. If they had been thrown straight into the love scenes without that, they would have been a lot less steamy and a lot more awkward. That's why love scenes are usually the last scenes filmed in a movie/show, so the actors have time to build the trust and comfort level with each other. You are right, though, that there are movies/shows that the actors had time to get to know each other and build the trust, and the spark was just not there. Then there are other movies where the spark/chemistry was there, but the direction or dialogue made it awkward. (Star Wars: Episode II comes to mind.) Bridgerton had the perfect recipe for fantastic love scenes because the actors had chemistry and trust, and the direction of the intimate movements by the intimacy coordinator made it feel tender and romantic. It's sort of a parallel to the story in the show. Simon and Daphne would not have been able to fool the ton about courting if they hadn't had such obvious chemistry.
A very well done interview! I’ve seen others where they mainly focused on how they enjoyed the scenes but not much relating to her scope of work, great job can’t wait for tomorrow’s announcement ❤️
Thank you for bringing Bridgerton in our eyes and it feels like we are reading a superb book that satisty our imagination. you/they interpret the intimacy scenes like you/they understand our needs to fulfill our fire when watching the series. the first times, the touches, the realness, the shots, and the heartfelt scenes. I MISS READING A GOOD BOOK! THIS SERIES BRIDGERTON IS A GEM!
I thought their intimate scenes was real. I mean real real. But after seeing this interview, wow, i am fooled😂 so both of them are good actors also the ppl behind it. Btw i still amazed how them both did it😍
The intimacy scenes of Rege-Jean and phoebe put season 1 into the highest standard and into the highest bar, I wonder how season 2 and the future seasons will cope up.
I guess its the sex coordinators that guide them through the sex scenes that create such originality. Fifty Shades also had several sex coordinators through these scenes. But aside from the sex scenes often times they can be FF through them when one feels uncomfortable because its the actual love story that is so fascinating and the joining of the right 2 actors together that make it so believable. Its really good acting. I thing these interviewers see nothing but the sex rather than dwelling on the love story which is actually something people want and that is "fall in love." Too many are already having sex but falling in love is quite different.
When I first heard/read the title “intimacy coordinator,” I wondered how much of that position could be attributed to the shenanigans going on in the industry. Was the position an attempt to keep things as above board as possible, at least among the on screen talent? Although I am sure that the position is necessary for that choreography that was mentioned, it just makes me question if the other wasn’t also factored in.
@LindseyJen ahhhh that's actually really interesting coz im curious as how that will change the sexy scenes tone and whatnot from the first season and how it would be for the actors who've already been doing them in the first season. Thanks for the info!
Amazing work indeed with the intimacy. They didn't look like they were just having sex, they were making love. It was so passionate. (ofc other things contributed for that as well but still it was as very good job) xx
I watched back the scenes and I think you’re right and I think it might be a preference for the actors. Although there is chemistry I feel like the open mouth kiss makes it less real or raw.
The only time I saw a kiss with tongue is in the wedding night scene right before they hit the bed. That's when I was like, wow that's a different kiss from the others.
I enjoyed the show, and I liked the actors just fine, but I honestly liked the personalities of Daphne and Simon better in the book which I just finished the audiobook for a few days ago. Sometimes I do like the TV show or movie better, so its not because I'm a purist or something. Some things in the show were done better than in the book, but personality wise for the main couple, I didn't like the changes once I read (listened) how they were supposed to be.
Kinda lame interview. She kept everything close to her chest. Communication? That's a given. I think the station was hoping more on the physical movement than verbal. Just watch the series and the one thing that is most noticeable and frequently done and what a guy would so much like is whenever Daphne would put her hand around Simon's neck and draws close. Talk about sending a message of desire of BURNING.
The fact they had an in impact coordinator and still had a scene that lionized a woman gRaping a man is a brilliant example of why court precedent says the age of consent for men is… 13. Nathanial J was 13 when he supposedly “consented” to a 36 year old woman, making him liable for child support.
Not really you get put on a list...she's difficult or she's religious, puritan...don't hire that person. Once you're on that list, you don't get work that's the reality. In some projects (StarWars) you don't get the complete script or any script (WoodyAllen movies) at all so the actor doesn't always know the story line or what to expect. Some directors do that so the plot won't be revealed or spoil before the movies or show premieres.
Honestly, I dont know why all the media is playing this intimate and eroticism hype? American shows in the 80's have far more sex and erotic scenes than anything from the current crop! Bridgeton sex scenes are considered mild by 80's US TV shows and all European shows 😆
Nah too many sex scenes yall need to chill I'm not trying to watch pornography what's wrong with you. Too much. Glad the 2nd season was done differently.
In days gone by, yes, camera crews would often leave while the two cooled down - or didn't. With all the scandals of late in the film/tv industry, they have a woman there to make sure no one else goes that far.
@@aurorakaterina4782 actresses get sth like a mini sanitary pad to cover their private parts and actors also have sth like a sock to cover it Lol you can google it, i feel awkward explaining it
Most of the time when there are sex scenes on the series I watched I always felt so uncomfortable and it kinda feel disgusting. But in this series, everything is so intimate that I felt like I shouldn't be watching because it's so genuine and felt very private, it really felt like they're making love.
agreed lol I felt like i was invading their privacy when i was watching their love scenes 😫
@Perry potato well for me I don't think their scenes are supposed to be love scenes. They don't really love each other, I felt like it was more of lust. Like they're not doing it for love, also in the novel it was more emphasized that they are just using each other so I don't really think the production made it as intimate as they did with Daphne and Simon's scenes.
True but wow they were very very. A lot of shows incorporate the intense scenes these days, I grew up with little house on the prairie, so I’m usually turned off by some stuff just because it’s sometimes too much . This show wasn’t trashy in that respect. Still it was very convincing. Can’t imagine having to do that with a stranger!
I totally agree. The wedding night love scene - I almost couldn't watch it. When the camera pulled back and you could see their bodies through the lattice screen - the first time I watched it I had to turn my head. I'm not a prude, I've seen sex/love scenes before. However, the intimacy in that scene was so beautiful and natural I felt like a bit of a Peeping Tom. I've watched the series about three times now. Mostly because their accents were so strong that the first time I was missing a lot of the dialogue. And I admit I was so excited that I just wanted to see what would happen next. But in watching it again I got so much more of the nuance of the story. I'm reading the book now so it should be an added treat.
@@soulshadoww55 omg sameee, i'm watching the series again too but only for the second time but this time at a slow pace. Because I binge-watched the series for like a day or two and i wish i didn't. I'm also reading the book at a very fast pace too lol, I'm on the 4th book now after starting just a week ago because it's so addicting
Give an award to the intimacy Coordinator ! As Rege said, she is 50% of the reason why we have seen so much chemistry on scene. Of course the other 50% are the nice scripts, dreamy soundtrack, and acting. Good job 👏🏿
the sex scenes felt real and passionate. well done to the entire crew
I’ve seen u on every Bridgerton vid 😭😭
The love scenes in Bridgerton set a new standard in how to portray engaging, intimate beautiful portrayal of sex. They were quite explicit yet didn’t just come across as fake soft core porn (usually directed for men’s gaze). The build up of tension and desire between Daphne and Simon until their ultimate consummation made it light years more erotic than most sex scenes you see. I loved how their was so much focus on their faces and expressions.
I agree
Me too! I couldn't agree more that there is a world of difference when love scenes are directed or influenced by women vs. men. It was SO real!
4:24 "the intimate scenes.....they are very intimate" reminded me of when you try to complete your 500 word essay lol
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I think everyone fell in love with the intimacy scenes so can we all lift our glasses and cheer to the most important person on set😊😊
Yah and every love scenes between Simon and Daphne was directed by a female directors too.
This explains why it feels different watching it. The execution! The point of view is intimate, caring and the connection. It is love-making!
@@Reya_official100 this!
Ah ha knew there was something very different and beautiful, women do it better
@@PuenteAJ I think it's important to note that she was a intimacy coordinator. Usually the scenes are bad because it's coordinated by non-professionals. Not really a gender thing.
she needs to coordinate some people in real life..
I need her 😂
@@ingrid9443 so do i lol
😂😂😂 indeed
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I wish I’d waited til at least season 3 to start watching, I can’t bear the wait for the next season!
The struggle is real...
I know the feeling.
This woman deserves a new award category at whatever cinematic awards there are..The scenes looked insanely real. We
Intimate coordinator... hearing it first time. Cannot believe she did that. She has done a great job. It was not disgusting but romantic love scenes. Treat to watch.
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Finally a gracious, to the point interview. Compliments to the tv hosts.
Literally the best sex scenes and chemistry I've probably ever seen ❤
Outlander too is perfect!
@@adaezenwankwo8126 I came to comment the same! 🔥🔥
Me three! Hahaha
By far the best!!!
@@adaezenwankwo8126 No, Outlander is horrible because of the scenes at the end of season 1, and downright disgusting because of the sound effects and visuals...
She is adorable, so kind and gentle as her job requires 😀
So true
Yes, I agree.
I know they say love scenes are usually very uncomfortable for the actors...however, as convincing as this connection of chemistry between these actors was, I can't help but wonder if at any point, they truly were turned on by acting this out...
I know they were just acting, but being so intimate with someone (even if you call it work), would still ensue someone catching feelings, if not at least being caught up in the moment...
Rege really sold the way he looked at her...to me, that was the height of the intimacy- just the way he looked at her, as if she was his everything...I think women look for that feeling our whole lives, looking for a man who will look at us in that way...
I really can not believe they are not a thing after that!...lol
Same here lol 😂😂
It does happen actually. Actors, especially men, do get aroused. Ladies like this one are there to guide them through doing these scenes. If they get aroused they take a break and try again. There’s an article about the process actors go through. I know it looks real but it’s acting. There are some actors that are really good at getting into character. Rege is definitely one of them, Tom Ellis is one of them. The acting is so good and convincing you want it to be true. Hey if they genuinely did date I’d be happy but I know rege is happily committed to one woman.
@@louisekolteski1780 I understand what you are saying, however, "getting into character" puts them into a different mindset- and I would tend to think when they are really selling the story to the audience while "in character", there could very well be tendencies for lines being reality and "their work" to become blurred, especially when they are so in character that they really sell the story to the audience through their connection- I would imagine that is why their is so much infidelity in Hollywood...
Damn the scenes she coordinated made me say, i just want that kind of passion in real life! Brava👏
She deserves a standing ovation.👏
Awesome interview. Wasn't aware there was such a title. Learning never stops. Great show.
It a relatively new job! It's only really gain popularity within the last 5-10 years.
She really makes a good point about how something like a fight scene has all these precautions and practises whereas intimacy scenes don't get as much attention
One of the better interviews with Lizzy Talbot, there were real questions and yes there were giggles but it was honest as opposed to salacious.. good one!!
Loved it as well ! Questions clever and friendly in the same time :) . Well done !
I think you can't really choreograph chemistry. It's either there or it's not and I've watched some movies with oscar worthy actors and no matter how good the performance, the chemistry is not happening. Rege and Daphne are just a good match.
I agree, but she makes a good point that the weeks of rehearsals and filming that they had to build up the actors' comfort levels and trust helped. If they had been thrown straight into the love scenes without that, they would have been a lot less steamy and a lot more awkward. That's why love scenes are usually the last scenes filmed in a movie/show, so the actors have time to build the trust and comfort level with each other. You are right, though, that there are movies/shows that the actors had time to get to know each other and build the trust, and the spark was just not there. Then there are other movies where the spark/chemistry was there, but the direction or dialogue made it awkward. (Star Wars: Episode II comes to mind.) Bridgerton had the perfect recipe for fantastic love scenes because the actors had chemistry and trust, and the direction of the intimate movements by the intimacy coordinator made it feel tender and romantic.
It's sort of a parallel to the story in the show. Simon and Daphne would not have been able to fool the ton about courting if they hadn't had such obvious chemistry.
Yeah like every movie with Julia Roberts. She has no chemistry with her leading men
Yeah
@@MeyaRoseGirl Their first scene together was actually the scene where he is going down on her in the hallway 😂
A very well done interview! I’ve seen others where they mainly focused on how they enjoyed the scenes but not much relating to her scope of work, great job can’t wait for tomorrow’s announcement ❤️
Thank you for bringing Bridgerton in our eyes and it feels like we are reading a superb book that satisty our imagination. you/they interpret the intimacy scenes like you/they understand our needs to fulfill our fire when watching the series. the first times, the touches, the realness, the shots, and the heartfelt scenes. I MISS READING A GOOD BOOK! THIS SERIES BRIDGERTON IS A GEM!
She seems so lovely and well spoken and intelligent
She did an amazing job. 👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿
I wouldn’t have needed an intimacy coach for a steamy scene with Rege.
You're so funny but I have to agree.
@@lesleyannfoster2382 😂
me neither
😂😂😂😂😂
Awesome lady. Fantastic job of helping along some really great scenes. Well done everyone on Bridgerton. Great interview. Thank you....S.G.
The fact they get to rehearsed and practice all those intimacy scenes and I am sure they made few mistakes intentionally just to re do it again 😂😂
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I thought their intimate scenes was real. I mean real real. But after seeing this interview, wow, i am fooled😂 so both of them are good actors also the ppl behind it. Btw i still amazed how them both did it😍
😂😂
I would have done it intentionally with Regé besides me 😸
This Intimacy Coordinator is AMAZINGLY TALENTED!!!!!!! I once again have HOPE and FAITH in the power of LOVE!!!!!!!
Amazing job dear Lizzy!!!! I enjoyed so much the intimacy scenes!!!!
The intimacy scenes of Rege-Jean and phoebe put season 1 into the highest standard and into the highest bar, I wonder how season 2 and the future seasons will cope up.
Omg I can't believe western drama shows just DO IT like it's not that big of a deal whilst in kdrama just a little peck can make your heart flutter.
I guess its the sex coordinators that guide them through the sex scenes that create such originality. Fifty Shades also had several sex coordinators through these scenes. But aside from the sex scenes often times they can be FF through them when one feels uncomfortable because its the actual love story that is so fascinating and the joining of the right 2 actors together that make it so believable. Its really good acting. I thing these interviewers see nothing but the sex rather than dwelling on the love story which is actually something people want and that is "fall in love." Too many are already having sex but falling in love is quite different.
She has done amazing job. Intimate scenes were beautifully and respectfully done.
When I first heard/read the title “intimacy coordinator,” I wondered how much of that position could be attributed to the shenanigans going on in the industry. Was the position an attempt to keep things as above board as possible, at least among the on screen talent? Although I am sure that the position is necessary for that choreography that was mentioned, it just makes me question if the other wasn’t also factored in.
Obviously it is. The "Me too" campaign shone a spot light on the extent of abuse in the industry. It had to change and thankfully it did.
Nice interview!
She did that🥰
AM I THE ONLY ONE SOBBING EVERY LOVE MAKING SCENE? HAHAHAHAH I MUST BE INSANE
Hundreds of thousands of us are with you. Crying our hearts out
She’s great at her job!
"The witcher" needs her🤭
I loveeeeee the Witcher
Hmmmmmm
yes, yes it does.
@LindseyJen was she really?🤔
@LindseyJen ahhhh that's actually really interesting coz im curious as how that will change the sexy scenes tone and whatnot from the first season and how it would be for the actors who've already been doing them in the first season. Thanks for the info!
If there is a real need for Intimacy Coordinators on a movie set, keep in mind that it is for the equal benefit of both male and female actors.
Lizzy Talbolt... she did amazing. I enjoyed the scenes...
Those two shouldn’t have made fun of her job. Good that she was nice and had a laugh
Amazing interview
Dance scenes and songs very good. 😀😃😄❤🧡
Intimacy scenes..... Ohhhh my God💕
Amazing work indeed with the intimacy. They didn't look like they were just having sex, they were making love. It was so passionate.
(ofc other things contributed for that as well but still it was as very good job) xx
really great questions
It’s interesting because as raunchy as the scenes can get, I don’t think I’ve ever seen them (Phoebe and Rege) open mouth kiss (i.e. use tongue).
I watched back the scenes and I think you’re right and I think it might be a preference for the actors. Although there is chemistry I feel like the open mouth kiss makes it less real or raw.
The only time I saw a kiss with tongue is in the wedding night scene right before they hit the bed. That's when I was like, wow that's a different kiss from the others.
They were hot scenes
SO GOOD!!
I enjoyed the show, and I liked the actors just fine, but I honestly liked the personalities of Daphne and Simon better in the book which I just finished the audiobook for a few days ago. Sometimes I do like the TV show or movie better, so its not because I'm a purist or something. Some things in the show were done better than in the book, but personality wise for the main couple, I didn't like the changes once I read (listened) how they were supposed to be.
No wonder most of these actors end up together
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Do they really have to say the “Dook”. It is Duke.
The female host is funny.
If they ofto go over the scene to mak it perfect i wonder how many times they go over the intimate scene
bridgerton, normal people and a couple more series with intimacy coordinators have the best in this type of scenes
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I’m not having hope for a season 2. Season 1 ended greatly and knowing Netflix. They might not be a next season but if there is I’d be happy
They announced that they were starting production on season 2 next month!
The show is based off of a series of books. I believe it is going to be around for a long time.
@@stephaner1234 there are alot of shows that are based off books and still got cancelled but I’ll take your opinion into consideration
UN ERROR QUE NETFLIX NO SALGA EL DUQUE EN LA SEGUNDA TEMPORADA PERDERA LA SERIE SU ENCANTO DESPUES DE HACER LA SERIE MAS BONITA HASTA AHORA
Great presentation regency movies❤️💗👄..
Great to have intimacy coordinators… but there’s SO many situations where a sex scene is just not necessary at all.
Nice.
The entire world watched them naked and they are worried of having only closest team on set 😂😂😂😂😂
well there’s a difference when there is actually 1000 people behind a camera that’s is so much awkward and scary
"Most replayed" 😂😂😂😂
Did (Regé and Phoebe) have sex in real life as they were making the movie if that makes sense? Or just kissing?
How you get that job? 😅
An education
Kinda lame interview. She kept everything close to her chest. Communication? That's a given. I think the station was hoping more on the physical movement than verbal. Just watch the series and the one thing that is most noticeable and frequently done and what a guy would so much like is whenever Daphne would put her hand around Simon's neck and draws close. Talk about sending a message of desire of BURNING.
Getting into the buddy greatty on the sex etc I sure home Daphne and Simon didn’t mind doing this , and not to be embarrassed
Awesome short film, love your work! I make short films as well, any support would really be appreciate!
The fact they had an in impact coordinator and still had a scene that lionized a woman gRaping a man is a brilliant example of why court precedent says the age of consent for men is… 13. Nathanial J was 13 when he supposedly “consented” to a 36 year old woman, making him liable for child support.
This lady needs a pay rise
The actors can refuse to do these intimate scenes?
They read the script prior to accept any role, so I guess if they don't want to do sex scenes they just decline to play the role.
Not really you get put on a list...she's difficult or she's religious, puritan...don't hire that person. Once you're on that list, you don't get work that's the reality. In some projects (StarWars) you don't get the complete script or any script (WoodyAllen movies) at all so the actor doesn't always know the story line or what to expect. Some directors do that so the plot won't be revealed or spoil before the movies or show premieres.
Some actors sign no nudity contracts too.
Honestly, I dont know why all the media is playing this intimate and eroticism hype? American shows in the 80's have far more sex and erotic scenes than anything from the current crop! Bridgeton sex scenes are considered mild by 80's US TV shows and all European shows 😆
yes in the States sex scenes are seen so hype when violence is seen as almost normal
Nah too many sex scenes yall need to chill I'm not trying to watch pornography what's wrong with you. Too much.
Glad the 2nd season was done differently.
I just wondered if they actually do it?
Ofc not
what do u mean?
In days gone by, yes, camera crews would often leave while the two cooled down - or didn't. With all the scandals of late in the film/tv industry, they have a woman there to make sure no one else goes that far.
Choreography, advocacy, coordinator 0:48
So the bed scenes are not real??
I don’t know
cud it be not real?? its so real we can see the movement of the body..according to the production staff, it arts..
What do you mean 'not real'? Of course it's not real, it's a show.
@@Pillowlips77 ohh it is just amazing that it looks so real
@@aurorakaterina4782 actresses get sth like a mini sanitary pad to cover their private parts and actors also have sth like a sock to cover it Lol you can google it, i feel awkward explaining it
Horrible filth, what a disappointment!
what???
why?
Sorry but i have to say this.. the show had an intimacy coordinator? .yet the sex scenes still ended up being bad, cheesy...basically hilarious 🙊🙉🙈🤣😂
Wait so why are you watching this ?
LOL attention seeker
No foreplay 😭😭😭
Cheesy, bad and hilarious love scenes. Maybe you were watch a different show.
Maybe u don't understand the era that they're in.
The show is utter trash
OMG NO ITS SO GOOD
It's really great 👍
@@amandaferguson7512 no it’s bad it’s a regency era version of gossip girl and they couldn’t even get the costumes right
@@jasminnorthway3448 well it wasn’t meant to be historically accurate