BM/WW IR sightings on TV


Caught an interesting trailer earlier today. Elle Fanning has been looking stunning lately so tried to gather some info about this show briefly and apparently it is based on a novel, and there is some potential IR between Elle Fanning's character Margot, and J.B, who is being played by a black British actor Michael Workeye(though I had never heard of him before lol). He does not appear in this trailer though.
 
Sean Freeman (Andre Richardson) & Jen Jacob (Ashley Morgan) from Beyond The Gates on CBS

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mr.roboto said:

Caught an interesting trailer earlier today. Elle Fanning has been looking stunning lately so tried to gather some info about this show briefly and apparently it is based on a novel, and there is some potential IR between Elle Fanning's character Margot, and J.B, who is being played by a black British actor Michael Workeye(though I had never heard of him before lol). He does not appear in this trailer though.
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I read an interview with a white male actor in this series who said he had to go to stunt rehearsals for all of his sex scenes with Fanning. I could be wrong, but that doesn’t bode well for an IR love interest - maybe next season?

To be forewarned is to be forearmed
 
ryanpaulstewart said:
I read an interview with a white male actor in this series who said he had to go to stunt rehearsals for all of his sex scenes with Fanning. I could be wrong, but that doesn’t bode well for an IR love interest - maybe next season?

To be forewarned is to be forearmed
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Yeah as far as I have read online his character is a supportive fan of her content who eventually shares a romantic bond with her. The white actor you are talking about may be the actor for her OF scenes. So nothing new for hollywood I guess, but who knows how the IR relationship is portrayed, maybe we'll get something out of this. I'm watching the first 3 episodes tonight.
 
Upcoming UK mini-series "Falling":


Anna, a devoted nun and David, a Catholic priest are both deeply committed to their work in the church and in their community. Neither are expected to fall in love. But when they do, both are forced to wrestle with what it means for them, their vows, and their relationship with God.

Keeley Hawes and Paapa Essiedu star in Falling, a witty, moving and romantic drama from the BAFTA award winning writing mind of Jack Thorne.

Coming soon to Channel 4.
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