News about Sera Gamble

Penn Badgley's character was not the only one derered by the number of sex scenes required for his "You" role. Jameela Jamil revealed in a recent episode of "Podcrushed" that she did not apply for a role on the Netflix hit for this very reason. "I don't do sex scenes," Jamil told hosts Nava Kavelin, Sophie Ansari, and Badgley. "My character was supposed to be sexy, but I had to cancel because I am so afraid of anything sexy that I can't handle."

According to experts, there were a number of reasons why some of today's most famous shows, such as Succession and Stranger Things, were only available in a limited number. When it comes to the possibility of a 'five-year obsession,' industry experts agree that program makers want the program to go out on a high and need a large audience to offset rising production costs.

Jonathan Moore — or rather, Joe Goldberg — has a grip on "You" viewers in the same way that he has a grip on his victims. And though fans of the hit Netflix series may have fallen back into his charming ways after finishing part two of season four, actor Penn Badgley has hinted that there may yet to be a fifth and final season of the show. "I know what Greg [Berlanti, one of the series's showrunners] pitched me a few years ago as what he felt was the right way to end." I think there will be another one, it will be a grand finale," he says as he appears on the front page. He claims he's "not positive" how he'll feel leaving behind the character he's embodied since 2017, revealing that if there's another instalment of the series will be a dramatic one at that.

On Friday, the 35-year-old actor, who stars in the series as Joe Goldberg, was photographed in London as he appeared in some of the season's final scenes. It seems that the season will not be lacking drama because his character appeared to be involved in a physical altercation while standing on a bridge against another male character.

"You," the wildly entertaining Netflix thriller series featuring the swoon-worthy Penn Badgley as a love-hungry serial killer, is returning for a fourth season! The streamer revealed the news just hours before its season three premiere in October 2021. Though Netflix has yet to announce the exact date of season four, we do know that filming began in March 2022. Sera Gamble, co-creator and showrunner, of the forthcoming season of "You" says she and the cast are "excited to explore new, darker facets of love in season four." (via Deadline). Though the precise plot is under wraps, Netflix has revealed certain of the cast members, including returning stars like Penn Badgley and Tati Gabrielle, as well as new cast members who are sure to throw a wrench in Joe Goldberg's plans. Here's what you need to hear about the new and returning cast of "You" season four.