Jonathan Bailey filmed three major projects – Wicked, Bridgerton And Fellow travelers – next to each other, and it ruined his hairstyle!
Fellow travelers earned Jonathan his first Emmy nomination while continuing to be a popular character Bridgerton And Evil is set to be one of the biggest films of this year.
“I think it was 32 days in a row where I didn’t have a single day off. And I flew back and forth four times. I went from Hawk’s house in the ’60s in the cabin straight to the airport, slept on the plane, went straight to a Regency ball, slept there and then went straight to Wicked to learn choreography,” he said. The Hollywood Reporter.
“And at that point, I came to Wicked so late because filming had already started. And it was also incredible that Marc Platt was able to do that,” he continued.
“There’s nothing better than the feeling of trying to figure out your priorities, whether you need to learn the choreography today, work on your American accent or comb your hair for another Bridgerton smooch,” he said.
Jonathan noted that he “probably wouldn’t rush into this again.”
He explains the effect all the styling had on his hair: “But I would say I was pretty good at rolling it all through, and then at the end I had five days off and my hair was ruined from all the perming and straightening because I had to perm my hair for Bridgerton and straighten it for (Fellow Travelers).”
“I was like a teenage beauty advert and I did everything with my hair. I remember that holiday when I got to the beach and sat in the sun and my hair was just floating like it was coming off. And I looked and felt completely crazy,” Jonathan concluded.
