‘Bridgerton’ Creator on Regé-Jean Page’s Post-Exit Emmy Nom, Potential Season 2 Flashback

James Bond film No Time To Die would have been released, bringing Daniel Craig's journey as the spy to an end. While this will certainly be a sad time for fans, it is also wrapped up in excitement as it means another actor will be taking on the role.

isn’t returning for the second season of “Bridgerton” can rejoice now that he’s been cast in an upcoming Paramount film — a reimagined version of “The Saint” crime novellas.Page, 31, is set to star as Simon Templar and will also serve as executive producer, according to The Hollywood Reporter.Representatives for Paramount and Page did not immediately return requests for comment from The Post.The film will tell the story of Templar, who is known as “The Saint,” during his travels as a

Rege-Jean Page, the breakout actor from Netflix’s Shondaland series “Bridgerton” (in which he starred as a very handsome Duke of Hastings), has been cast in and set to executive produce Paramount’s reboot of “The Saint,” says The Hollywood Reporter. At the same time, playwright and actor Kwame Kwei-Armah (who also co-wrote “892.” an indie drama starring John Boyega).

Rege Jean Page keeps landing new roles!

Following the news that he would not be returning for the second season of Bridgerton, Regé-Jean Page looks to have found his first major starring role since his breakout part in the Netflix series. Sources tell Deadline, Page will star and executive produce a new, reimagined version of The Saint for Paramount Pictures.

Bridgerton's Regé-Jean Page, The Crown's Emma Corrin and David Tennant have joined the cast for The Sandman: Act II on Audible. The audio drama series, based on the best-selling graphic novel series by Neil Gaiman and published by DC, will be an adaptation of Volumes Four (Seasons of Mist) and Five (A Game of You) for the follow-up.

No Time To Die hits cinemas in September and fans of James Bond are excited to see how Daniel Craig's 007 journey will be brought to an end. After the epic conclusion, Craig will be replaced by another actor who will play the legendary spy, but the new actor has not been announced quite yet.

No Time To Die hits cinemas in just a few months and fans of James Bond are excited to see how Daniel Craig's 007 journey will come to an end. After the epic conclusion, Craig will be replaced by another actor who will play the legendary spy, but he has not been announced quite yet.

Hannah Einbinder scored her first Emmy nomination on Tuesday, for her breakout turn in Hacks.

John Lithgow offered new insights into the Dexter revival and his return to the series this morning, after scoring his 13th Emmy nomination.

Bridgerton had a strong showing Tuesday morning as the Netflix romantic drama series earned a total of 12 Emmy nominations. For series creator and showrunner Chris Van Dusen, awards recognition is the cherry on top of an already significant debut.

became a massive breakout hit for Netflix, the Shondaland series scored big with the 73rd annual Primetime Emmy Awards, earning a total of 12 nominations. The Regency drama is up for Outstanding Drama Series with Regé-Jean Page receiving the series' only acting nod. «It’s a joy to be seen.

knew that we had a magical show on our hands from the very early days at YouTube,” Heald told TheWrap. “We were thrilled with the audience that found the show, that celebrated the show.

Always the Duke! Regé-Jean Page may have exited Bridgerton after starring in the first season, but will he return after earning an Emmy nomination? Some sort of flashback appearance doesn’t seem to be off the table.

Reno 911!, Die Hart and Mapleworth Murders, which all began as original series on the ill-starred Quibi and now stream as Roku Originals, collected a total of eight Emmy nominations.

Olivia Colman and Emma Corrin will be head-to-head at the Emmy Awards after they both were nominated for outstanding lead actress in a drama series. Colman, who plays the Queen, will be up against Corrin, who won critical acclaim for her portrayal of a young Diana, Princess of Wales.