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Universal's You, Me & Tuscany, led by Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page, is framed as a potential turning point for Black-led rom-coms, fueling debates about Hollywood's reactive industry, the importance of box-office success for future opportunities, and the need for clearer pipelines beyond shooting a film.
IndieWire’s review of You, Me & Tuscany describes Kat Coiro’s on-location romantic comedy as a soothing, if not especially surprising, plane-viewing option. Starring Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page, the film is praised for its charming performances and sun-drenched Tuscany visuals, but criticized for feeling familiar and light on depth, earning a C+ and positioning itself as a comfortable, easy watch for air travel rather than a standout entry.
In You, Me & Tuscany, Halle Bailey shines as Anna in a picturesque but familiar rom-com set in a Tuscan vineyard. Directed by Kat Coiro and produced by Will Packer, the film follows an American who travels to Matteo’s Italian village after a chance encounter, where a family misunderstanding leads to a pretend engagement and a breezy romance with Matteo’s cousin Michael. The movie leans into tourism-y visuals, festival costumes, and light humor, giving Bailey a star-making showcase even as Page’s role remains toned-down and the script sticks to well-worn tropes. It’s pure escapist fantasy designed for crowd-pleasing charm rather than originality.
Bridgerton showrunner Jess Brownell says she’s not recasting Daphne or Simon after their exits, but she’d welcome their return in future seasons if there’s a meaty story. She stresses that a brief cameo wouldn’t feel right, keeping the door open for Phoebe Dynevor and Regé-Jean Page to reprise their roles when the narrative warrants it. The piece notes part two of season four has aired with a new cast and scenes centered around events like John Stirling’s funeral.
Bridgerton showrunner Jess Brownell says Daphne and Simon will not be recast and would only return for a substantial storyline; they’re not shown in season 4, but Brownell notes they were present in spirit at Lord John Stirling’s funeral and hopes to bring them back when the material warrants it.
Regé-Jean Page will star and executive produce the erotic thriller series 'Hancock Park' at Netflix, which follows a charismatic outsider infiltrating a wealthy Los Angeles family, exposing secrets and desires. The project is in accelerated development, with a script-to-series commitment, and is produced by Matthew Barry, Creative Engine, and Fifth Season.
Regé-Jean Page is set to star in and executive produce a TV adaptation of Elissa Sussman's novel 'Funny You Should Ask' at Apple, with the project currently in early development stages at Tomorrow Studios. The story follows a young journalist who interviews a Hollywood star, played by Page, and reconnects with him years later. This marks Page's return to TV after 'Bridgerton' and his involvement in film projects.
Phoebe Dynevor, who played Daphne Bridgerton in the hit Netflix series Bridgerton, will be leaving the show for its upcoming third season. While her character was important in the first two seasons, her role was reduced in season 2, and it appears that she will not be needed in the storyline of Colin Bridgerton and Penelope Featherington in season 3. This departure follows the exit of Regé-Jean Page, who played Simon Basset, in season 2. Despite concerns about the show's future, Bridgerton has proven that it can thrive without its main characters, focusing on different storylines and creating new power couples.
Regé-Jean Page, star of "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves," has expressed regret for wearing armor on set, calling it "the most uncomfortable outfit" he's ever worn. He joked that he made the same mistake as Robert Downey Jr. in "Iron Man" by agreeing to wear the cumbersome costume. Despite the discomfort, Page's training for the role left him in excellent shape, and the film has been well-received by audiences and critics alike.
Regé-Jean Page, who stars in the new Dungeons & Dragons movie, revealed in an interview that wearing a full suit of armor for filming was "not where you want to be." He compared it to Robert Downey Jr.'s experience with the Iron Man suit, saying it was the "most uncomfortable" outfit of the entire cast. The armor was hot, prevented sitting down, and caused sweat to accumulate.
Regé-Jean Page, star of Bridgerton and Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, revealed in an interview that he grew up playing RPG classics such as Final Fantasy, Chrono Trigger, and Breath of Fire. Page plays a paladin in the movie, but it's unclear how he was able to play these games as they weren't released in the UK until their respective ports. Other cast members on Bridgerton also have connections to video games, including Jonathan Bailey who voices a character in Final Fantasy XIV and Justice Smith who starred in Detective Pikachu.
The cast of "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" discuss their camaraderie and the use of K-Y Jelly in the film, including a scene involving a slimy fish. Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, Regé-Jean Page, and their costars share their experiences making the fantasy movie, which follows a group of adventurers on a quest to retrieve a lost relic.
The cast of "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" has been revealed, with Chris Pine playing the lead role of Ed, Michelle Rodriguez as Holga, Regé-Jean Page as Xenk Yendar, Hugh Grant as Forge Fitzwilliam, and other notable actors in supporting roles. The movie follows Ed's quest to reunite with his daughter after a heist gone wrong, encountering various characters along the way. The film is set to release on March 31.
Chris Pine, Regé-Jean Page, and Justice Smith made fashion statements at the premieres of "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" in London, Paris, Berlin, SXSW, and Los Angeles. Page went shirtless in London, while Pine wore a classic green suit in Los Angeles. Smith opted for a chic white suit in LA and a red wrap suit in Paris. The trio experimented with various looks, including textured jackets, chunky white shoes, and layered silver jewelry.
Regé-Jean Page discusses the impact of Bridgerton on his career and being labeled "the most handsome man in the world" while filming Dungeons & Dragons. He shares how he navigates the attention and gratitude he feels towards his fans. Page also jokes about his "best ass of my life" comment during the interview with Stephen Colbert.