OlderBridgerton's Phoebe Dynevor Is Aware of Her 'Neck Acting,' Explains Why She Does It
People have been saying that Phoebe Dynevor, who plays Daphne Bridgerton on the Netflix series Bridgerton, acts with her neck and she’s aware of the comments!
The 25-year-old actress addressed the comments while speaking with L’Officiel for the magazine’s February 2021 issue.
“I didn’t even know I was doing it, but I think with the corset—and my need to express Daphne’s anxiety—there was a lot of sort of tense neck action,” she said.
Phoebe explained the emotions that she was trying to convey as Daphne.
She said, “It was about displaying two different emotions and not making her feel like this sort of Disney princess—that everything’s great, because she’s scared and vulnerable underneath all of that wide-eyed naiveté.”
Phoebe recently responded to rumors that she’s dating one of her handsome co-stars.
Click inside to read what people have been tweeting about Phoebe Dynevor’s neck…
Read what people are tweeting below!
I've spent quite a bit of time today thinking about how expressive Phoebe Dynevor's neck is in #Bridgerton, so there's that.. pic.twitter.com/NliIawukcq
— Ariel Fried (@ariel_fried) December 29, 2020
tbh say what u want about this series but no one can touch phoebe dynevor when it comes to acting using your neck! she was on it!
— kendall roy’s coke stash (@reginakingx) January 2, 2021
Regé-Jean Page's left eyebrow, Phoebe Dynevor's neck muscles, Adjoa Andoh's chin, Ruth Gemmell's puppy eyes and THE WHOLE Nicola Coughlan. The #Bridgerton costumes department have also outdone themselves, by about three centuries.
— Gergana Manolova (@gerganamanolova) January 4, 2021
phoebe dynevor neck acting supremacy
— j 🥢 (@dearlilibet) January 8, 2021
Phoebe Dynevor be feeling everything in ha neck. I stan!
— girl idk. (@mapIenutcheerio) February 14, 2021
how the heck can phoebe dynevor act with her neck????
— nic (@nicganeeern) February 12, 2021
phoebe's neck acting was one of the reasons why she's my fave actress from the show https://t.co/8qoNKgiouY
— gwy; pinned! (@daffbrdgerton) February 12, 2021
Find someone who can express herself by her neck. #neckspressions pic.twitter.com/1cFm5fEv4E
— PD all the way 🎉 (@yielles) February 12, 2021
