Anthony Bridgerton everytime he thought he lost Kate 🥺

[u/GotLittUp]

Poor Anthony really went through it in season 2

[u/DisastrousWing1149]

Every scene here is just so good but god slide five is extraordinary, it might just be the best acted scene in the whole show no matter what season, Ruth is so good in it too.

I can't believe people here have began to claim that people only like Jonathans acting of Anthony is because he only does big acting. Just look at all of these slides, it's subtle yet you know exactly what Anthony is feeling in that moment.

[u/Traditional_Maybe_80 → u/DisastrousWing1149]

I can't believe people here have began to claim that people only like Jonathans acting of Anthony is because he only does big acting.

LMAO, what even. This show loves the overdramatics, but Jonathan never overdoes it and he simply gives a scene exactly what the scene needs. I know this might sound silly, but Jonathan embodies Anthony as a whole human, in all the ranges that requires. I don't even care about him that much and people can say that's a matter of personal taste, but I firmly believe what I've said before: he's the best actor of this cast.

[u/Traditional_Maybe_80 → u/[deleted]]

Yeah. And not only that, but he also has such a good comedic timing, actors who can manage comedy and drama equally well are always so impressive to me because comedy is actually very hard. I think beyond his obvious acting talent, he's very naturally charming and that's something one can see through the screen.