Interview de Golda Rosheuvel (Reine Charlotte) pour La Reine Charlotte : un Chapitre Bridgerton/ Elle nous révèle pourquoi vous devez regarder le spin-off pour comprendre la saison 3 des Bridgerton

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00:00 Good question.

00:00 I'll be very transparent here with you.

00:02 This crown is breaking my neck.

00:04 Oh my goodness.

00:10 There is no way that it could get to my head

00:13 because my family, one, wouldn't let it.

00:16 And two, I've got some really cool friends.

00:19 My whole team are very down to earth.

00:22 So I think they would beat it out of me

00:24 before it ever came to that.

00:28 It isn't hard.

00:30 I'll be very transparent here with you.

00:31 It's heavy.

00:32 And some days are difficult, more difficult than others,

00:35 but it is an integral part of that character.

00:38 It is the icing on the cake.

00:40 The costume and the wigs are so important for Charlotte.

00:45 And so important for the way she stands,

00:47 the way she holds herself, the way she sits,

00:50 the way she walks, even the way she talks.

00:53 The costume and wigs are 100% important for that character.

00:57 The people and the artistry that goes into making

01:01 the costumes and the wigs, they're extraordinary.

01:03 We were so lucky to have people at the top of their game,

01:06 really wanting to create these masterpieces.

01:09 The only thing that I would keep

01:14 would maybe be like a tea set.

01:16 - Your flower metaphors make me nauseated

01:18 with their sweetness, but I applaud your point.

01:21 - I haven't taken it.

01:22 I would like to.

01:24 (upbeat music)

01:26 Good question.

01:28 While I was filming season three of "Bridgerton",

01:31 I was also filming "Queen Charlotte".

01:33 So they were happening at the same time.

01:35 And yes, they definitely, I would say,

01:39 influenced each other.

01:40 So, you know, in "Bridgerton", I don't have a family,

01:44 but in "Queen Charlotte", I have 13 children.

01:47 Hello, my children.

01:51 So that was really interesting to kind of meet

01:54 my 13 children for the first time.

01:56 If anything, easier, because you then have reference.

02:00 You then have another layer to play with.

02:03 I couldn't say.

02:06 They're all my children.

02:08 They're all my favorites.

02:10 The only advice that I gave to India was,

02:16 take it and make it your own.

02:17 In her ownership of the role,

02:21 somehow there's that beautiful connection

02:24 between the three of us.

02:25 That's the essence of "Queen Charlotte",

02:28 is that she knows who she is and that she is unapologetic.

02:33 And that's the advice that I gave India,

02:36 to bring all of that of India into "Charlotte".

02:41 And it worked beautifully.

02:42 The favorite scenes to film for me

02:46 were the scenes with Brimsley.

02:48 My beautiful, beautiful scene partner, Hugh Sacks.

02:51 In "Bridgerton", he doesn't speak,

02:53 or he says, "Your Majesty".

02:54 In "Queen Charlotte", there's like,

02:56 you understand that relationship

03:00 because there is then conversation and dialogue.

03:02 You have an insight to how important Brimsley is

03:06 to "Queen Charlotte".

03:07 (crissement de pneus)

03:09 [SILENCE]

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