After months of waiting, Y.Or finally made a comeback on Netflix. On February 9, episode 1 of season 4 was made online on the platform. New episodes for Penn Badgley, aka Joe, that mark a turning point, especially at the intimate level. The actor indeed requested that the screenwriters of the show consider his desire to limit the sexual scenes on the screen for a very specific reason connected with his wife.
Recently interviewed on the podcast Broken, Penn Badgley explained the reasons for his surprising decision. “I asked series creator Sera Gamble if I could stop shooting intimate scenes. (…) Actually, this is a decision I made before accepting the drama. I don’t think I talked about this in public, but one of the most important things was, “Do I still want to go back to a career where I was the romantic lead?” “”said.
“Fidelity is important to me in every relationship, including marriage. I’ve come to a point where I don’t want to do that (shooting candid scenes, editor’s note). So I said to Sera: “My desire is to have zero. [scènes intimes]”” to go from 100 to zeroShe confessed, referring to her marriage to Domino Kirke, which was celebrated in 2017.
response of production You
“I signed this contract. I signed up for the series. I know what I’m doing. You can’t get this DNA aspect out of the concept, so ‘How much can you reduce it?’ That’s the question I asked them. (…) Sera did not even blink. She was really happy that I was being so honest and she almost felt valued. She got a really positive response and they came back with an outstanding discount.”said.
His marriage wasn’t the only event that got Penn Badgley to reflect on his adventure in Istanbul. You from Netflix. “Funny thing is, I was wondering how my new fatherhood (has a son born in 2020, editor’s note) will affect my experience playing with and with Joe. And sometimes it hardly helped because I was having such a light and happy experience – I still am – and Joe is so petrified. He’s terrified, and of course I can identify with that fear, but his obsession is so sickly that it’s a kind of self-preservation, a primitive instinct, as a result sometimes I find it almost harder.”He announced it to Access in 2021.
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Source: Programme Television
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