Simone Ashley as Kate Sharma Bridgerton Season 3 "Bridgerton" (2020-2024), The Viscountess Best Costumes, Gowns, Dresses, and Outfits,
Simone Ashley as Lady Kate Sharma Bridgerton Season 3 "Bridgerton" (2020-2024), The Viscountess Best Costumes, Gowns, Dresses, and Outfits,
Simone Ashley as Lady Kate Bridgerton, Netflix’s “Bridgerton” Season 3


The Viscountess Bridgerton

Lady Kate Bridgerton – Simone Ashley

Costume Designers – John Glaser, George Sayer & Dougie Hawkes

After a tumultuous start to their love story, Kate and Anthony marry off screen, which is sad that we the viewers were deprived of that event. Kate (née Sharma) in season three is Lady Kate (Kathani) Bridgerton, Viscountess Bridgerton. This makes her the lady of the house and one the heads of the Bridgerton family.

However Kate and Anthony are still in the honeymoon phase and like to go on prolong honeymoons together leaving others in charge. Hopefully they will get more screen time in upcoming seasons.

This is a updated version of my Hubpage articles

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Claudia Jessie as Eloise Bridgerton, Season 1 "Bridgerton" (2020), Best Costumes, Gowns, Dresses, and Outfits
Claudia Jessie as Eloise Bridgerton, Season 1 Bridgerton (2020), Best Costumes, Gowns, Dresses, and Outfits
Claudia Jessie as Eloise Bridgerton, Netflix’s Bridgerton Season one (2020)

Eloise Bridgerton’s 7 Best Costumes from Season 1 of “Bridgerton”

Eloise– Claudia Jessie

Costume Designers – Ellen Mirojnick & John Glaser

Bridgerton: The Smash Hit

On December 25, 2020, Bridgerton Season One dropped on Netflix. Based on a series of books by Julia Quinn, the show features an ensemble cast. Season one follows the first book, The Duke and I which covers Daphne, the eldest daughter and her romance with Simon, a Duke.

Bridgerton has since became a massive success soon with a strong fan-base. The show prompted a new aesthetic known as “Regency-core.” Thanks in part to the costumes and sets.

This is reposted of my article originally on Hubpages

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This News is from August

Title Card for Richet's Quasimodo on Netflix
Richet’s Quaismodo


Back when I did a six month check-in on the Vincent Cassel’s Quasimodo project, I was HOPING that the casting would be announced and at that time I didn’t see any aside from an AI overview, which I have a healthy scepticism for. And again, at that time, I wanted to see if there was any truth to the info that AI was giving but when I tried to go back it didn’t offer up that same info. So I didn’t really go into that much other some speculation based on the stunt woman credits. (I hate AI.) 

HOWEVER!

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Fun Fact this upcoming version is the 2nd time Netflix has produced a Hunchback version but that other 2018 Idris Elba led version was canceled.

Vincent Cassel is played Quasimodo in an Netflix produced upcoming version based on the historical figure who is said to have inspired Quasimodo
Vincent Cassel to play a version of Quasimodo in a Netflix produced movie

Anyway 

It’s been about six months since it was first announced that there was to be a new movie adaptation of The Hunchback of Notre Dame starting Vincent Cassel as Quasimodo. Well in a way since this version is more based on the “historical” Quasimodo who was said to have inspired Victor Hugo.

Anyway it’s been six months so what more do we know about this movie?

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Guillermo Del Toro's 2025 version of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (Netflix) Starring Oscar Issac
Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein (2025) Starring Oscar Issac

Recently I sat down and watched Guillermo Del Toro’s latest film offering, his take on Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. And here is a review.

Shelley’s Frankenstein was never part of my school ciriculum and oddly enough I’m not much of a horror/sci-fi fan to have read it on my won, so a critique this film on its adhesion to the novel is not something I can fully comment on maybe someday but as now I have a backlog of reading*. That being said I have read other reviews and takes on Del Toro’s Frankenstein to know that this is very much his take and more of spiritual interpretation of the novel that an adaptation of Shelley’s novel. Though it seems none of the movie adaptations actually do a by the book version with its theme but an approximation.   

So what was my take or impress of  Del Toro’s Frankenstein based solely on his vision?  Also Spoilers 

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Title Card, Netflix Season 2 series Wednesday
Wednesday’s Season 2 Title Card


At best, Wednesday is an entry point for the Addams Family IP for a new generation that features Burton’s branded aesthetic with a protagonist who values her own independence, intelligence, unique spirit combine with a biting wit. At its worst, it’s a frustrating mess that has no real focus other than vibes and over reliances on cheeky one-liners mixed with light horror. 

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Season 2, Episode 8: This means Woe

Title Card, Netflix Season 2 series Wednesday
Wednesday’s Season 2 Title Card


At last, it’s at the season two finale. In the previous episode Pugsley was kidnapped by Zombie-Issac who is now fully regenerated and has leveled up to just Issac. So now the not so mysterious and ooky brigade after to save Pugsley from his best friend/pet. It turns out that it’s not very hard as Issac just invites Wednesday to that pesky old skull tree. 

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Season 2, Episode 7: Woe me the Money

Title Card, Netflix Season 2 series Wednesday
Wednesday’s Season 2 Title Card


This episode opens with a flashback to the formation of the cult sub-plot. Not sure if it’s a B or C plot-line since the A plot-line, much like Wednesday’s premonition switched in part 2 season. So Dort is behind it all and his master to plan was to steal Hester Frump’s fortune and while she herself is not an Addams, she is part of the family and a villain trying to take money from an Addams is basically the plots of both the 90s money, so it tracks.    

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Season 2, Episode 6: Woe Thyself 


Title Card, Netflix Season 2 series Wednesday
Wednesday’s Season 2 Title Card

There is a lot happening in the episode but that seems par for the course this season, so many plots. And yet despite the many plot points that unfold, one element of this episodes eclipses the rest. 

So first point, I was completely and “woefully” wrong about Tyler. Tyler’s place in the story didn’t end with him and his mother, Francoise, being reunited and leaving town. No, instead, she’s now his new master and unhinged because she’s a hyde. Also being a hyde is killing her, which apparently it just does as general rule of being a hyde.

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