Bridgerton’s Simone Ashley Said That Kate And Anthony’s Romantic Rain Scene Involved ‘A Lot Of Hair Dryers’ And I Guess I Shouldn’t Be Surprised

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Although some viewers might lament that the steamy moments in Bridgerton’s more recent seasons haven’t matched the intensity of the first season featuring Daphne and Simon, it’s clear that there will still be plenty of romantic scenes as we approach Season 4 with Benedict and Sophie. As Simone Ashley, a star from Season 2, reveals, one particularly passionate scene between Kate and Anthony required “many hair dryers,” and truthfully, I must admit that I shouldn’t find this surprising.

What Did Bridgerton’s Simone Ashley Say About Kate And Anthony’s Romantic Rain Scene In Season 2?

Many viewers holding Netflix subscriptions eagerly watched Bridgerton Season 2, anticipating more steamy scenes like the ones shown in the first season. However, they were somewhat let down by the decrease in explicit romance. Nevertheless, the show remains one of the top choices for binge-watching on Netflix, providing a compelling romance between Simone Ashley’s character Kate and Jonathan Bailey’s Anthony that left many viewers smitten. In fact, some viewers argue that the relationship between Kate and Anthony, or Kanthony as they call it, provided some of the most romantic moments in television, showcasing deep longing between the characters.

Now, it turns out that Ashley has disclosed that the scene where Anthony rescues an unconscious and injured Kate in the rain during filming wasn’t as romantic as it seemed. Given this, I guess I shouldn’t be surprised when she shared this with Us Weekly, who asked about her experience working on that scene for Season 4.

It took some time, but I recall from way back then that it required numerous hair dryers and sheer determination. We were absolutely devoted to capturing the perfect shots and ensuring they looked as stunning and convincing as possible. Consequently, whether it was raining or not, we remained committed to our task.

Ah, well, even though this experience doesn’t necessarily confirm that romance is extinct (there are numerous factors suggesting otherwise), I had secretly wished for a hint of enchantment while filming something so romantic. After all, I understand the mechanics behind it, and honestly, I wasn’t entirely taken aback by the outcome.

From various accounts given by actors about their experiences in TV shows and films, it appears that the process is quite different from a typical office job, with a lot of rushing and waiting around interspersed, and sometimes peculiarities. This might be even more so when portraying scenes that are meant to seem affectionate or romantic. For instance, recall the particular scene you have in mind: it may have had some unusual aspects.

In the world of Bridgerton, there have been some interesting tidbits shared about Bailey and Ashley’s scenes. For instance, a partially inflated netball played a role in their intimate moments at certain points, and both seemed to overlook their modesty thongs on occasion. To ensure everything was executed properly, they collaborated with intimacy coordinators. As for the Picture This actress mentioning “hair dryers”, it suggests that they likely filmed those scenes multiple times, getting soaking wet, drying off, and then getting wet again. It’s fortunate that neither of them fell ill while delivering such captivating romance to us!

Essentially, it’s important for everyone to appreciate the actors who endure challenging production conditions so that they can bring our romantic fantasies to life on screen.

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2025-04-09 04:38