As Fan Campaign To Save My Lady Jane Heats Up, The Stars’ Story About Their Chemistry Read Hits Even Harder

Supporters of “My Lady Jane” on Prime Video received disappointing news in early August when the historical romance series was terminated following only one season. Although the show didn’t leave fans hanging with a life-or-death cliffhanger, the executive producers had aspirations for a second season. However, viewers who were smitten by Jane and Guildford’s love story are reluctant to let go, and the campaign to rescue the series remains active. And given Emily Bader and Edward Bluemel’s account of their on-screen chemistry during auditions, it’s no wonder that many want another season!

All 16 of Tony’s Mistresses on The Sopranos, in Order

Mobsters are no saints, and as one of the most influential Cosa Nostra members in New Jersey, Tony Soprano was a man of many sins. Among the things The Sopranos‘ central character enjoyed the most was breaking the sixth and seventh biblical commandments. Whenever he wasn’t killing someone, he was bedding a random woman or a long-term mistress. While all this was happening, Carmela was sitting at home, enjoying the splendor that came with being a mob wife.

10 MCU Post-Credit Scenes That Haven’t Gone Anywhere (Yet)

The ongoing storyline of the Marvel Universe on Screen is currently unfolding in its Multiverse Tale, and movies scheduled for release in 2024 such as Echo, Deadpool & Logan (Wolverine), and the forthcoming Agatha All Along mark a pivotal point in this narrative, known as Phase 5. Despite some speculation that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is experiencing a dip in popularity, its decline has been overstated. For instance, the duo of Deadpool & Logan (Wolverine) has amassed more than $1 billion globally, and films like Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Doctor Strange in the Realm of Madness, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Thor: Love and Thunder, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and Spider-Man: No Way Home have all been box office successes. However, there is a common consensus among many that Marvel Studios has an issue with post-credit scenes.