The glances between Queen Charlotte and King George - represented in both eras of their marriage - captures that emotion. It really is a deeper connection with that person, an understanding that when you look at them, it’s there,” Rosheuvel says. Because, for me, love is not about words. “I always find it really difficult to explain what love is. Rosheuvel tells Tudum that Queen Charlotte director Tom Verica came up with the idea production of the scene was the only time Rosheuvel, Fleet, Amarteifio and Mylchreest all filmed together. The couple, now decades into their relationship, slide under their marriage bed to “hide from the heavens.” Time loses meaning as we see versions of both young and older Charlotte and George smile lovingly at each other under the bed.
But the ending scene of the finale is more likely to bring a tear to your eyes than a flush to your cheeks.Īfter finally learning that one of her children is expecting an heir, Queen Charlotte (Golda Rosheuvel) visits King George (James Fleet) at Kew. Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story will make you swoon more often than not, as young Queen Charlotte (India Amarteifio) and young King George (Corey Mylchreest) take the first steps in their love story.
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