It’s super sexy to watch-even if filming was a little tricky. Let’s just call episode 6 “the one with all the sex.” Simon and Daphne simply cannot keep their hands off each other, so viewers get a glorious sex montage set to a string version of Taylor Swift’s “Wildest Dreams.” They do it outside in the rain at a stone temple, in bed, on the front lawn during a picnic, and on a library ladder. Anthony and Siena before the duel, Season 1 episode 4 “So we get to discover that with her on the journey.” 5. “No one has told her about her sexuality, she doesn’t know what sex is or lust or all of those feelings,” Dynevor told The Wrap. It’s her first experience of intimacy with another person, and they might have even gone further had they not been interrupted by Anthony. This is no chaste peck, but one that leads to passionate necking with hands everywhere. Although some may not consider this sex, it’s nothing short of intimacy. Simon follows, and it’s scandalous enough for her to be alone at night with a man-but then they kiss. Simon: Will you be? #Bridgerton /7YoDgB2smmĪfter a fight, Daphne storms off into the garden outside the ball she’s attending. Daphne and Simon garden kiss, Season 1 episode 4ĭaphne: I am marrying the Prince.
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“The hardest were the ones on my own that were sexually driven, because there’s no one to vibe off,” she told Glamour UK. But surprisingly, Dynevor says these solo shots were actually some of her most challenging sex scenes to film. It’s her first lesson in human sexuality, and the pleasure it can bring. With some prompting from Simon, Daphne decides to explore her own body for the first time. In Bridgerton, it is very much Daphne’s perspective of Simon her looking at his body and her feeling that sexual drive towards him.” “Watching Bond and male-driven films, I’ve seen it so many times, where the man is laid back in bed with his hands behind his head just watching a naked woman and she’s a sexualized object. Part of what makes sex on the show unique is that “many of the shots are from the female gaze in Bridgerton,” Dynevor told Glamour UK. Despite all the nookie and nudity, though, Dynevor insists it’s never “gratuitous,” instead calling all those sex scenes “essential to Daphne’s journey as a woman and finding her sexuality.” One of the ways the Shonda Rhimes-produced Netflix show, based on the novels by Julia Quinn, flips the genre is with its abundance of explicit sex between Daphne Bridgerton ( Phoebe Dynevor) and her husband Simon, Duke of Hastings ( Regé-Jean Page). The Jane Austen-inspired romance Bridgerton might seem like a conventional, even prudish, period piece-until you start actually watching it, that is.
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