Bridgerton star Regé-Jean Page goes straight from the Regency era to Studio 8H.
Verse of the steamy Shondaland hit on Netflix, he makes his “Saturday Night Live” debut with musical guest Bad Bunny on February 20, which also appears for the first time in the story sketch comedy show.
On “Bridgerton,” Page Simon plays Simonet, Duke of Hastings, a pleasant bachelor who has committed himself to avoiding marriage until he meets his match. The series, based on Julia Quinn’s novels of the same name and brought to life by Chris Van Dusen and Shondaland, producer of “Scandal”, quickly became the most original series of Netflix ever: Netflix said 82 million households watched the series in its first 28 days online.
Since then, Page has raised the list of actors speculated to succeed Daniel Craig as the next James Bond. He is currently nominated for a SAG Award and a NAACP Image Award.
The prolific Bad Bunny, who released three hit albums last year, was honored VarietyThe second annual performance at the International Music Awards in 2020. Striking recent performances include appearances at the 2020 Super Bowl with Jennifer Lopez, Shakira and J Balvin, late-night shows “The Late Late Show With James Corden” and “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, “and the Bad Bunny Uforia concert he performed in October, along with his three projects -” YHLQMDLG “,” Las Que No Iban a Salir “and” El Ultimo Tour del Mundo “, the latter of which at number 1 Appearing on the Billboard 200, Bad Bunny has received eight nominations, including one victory, at the Latin Grammys and two American Music Awards, and is currently nominated for two Grammys.
Regina King presents ‘Saturday Night Live’ tonight, with musical guest Nathaniel Rateliff. The host and musical guest for February 27 has not yet been announced.