• Jessica Henwick talked about working with Rege-Jean Page and Ryan Gosling in “The Gray Man.”
• Henwick also discussed her time with Bridgerton as “a nightmare”.
• The film is based on Mark Greaney’s 2009 novel of the same name.

Jessica Henwick, who portrays CIA Senior Officer Suzanne Brewer, discussed working with the film’s male leads. While she described some of them as “amazing,” working with the “Bridgerton” star was on the opposite end of the spectrum.

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Jessica Henwick talked about working with Chris Evans, Ryan Gosling, and Rege-Jean Page during a recent virtual roundtable interview for her next movie, ‘The Gray Man.’ According to the media, while she described working with Ryan and Chris as “amazing,” she described her time with the Bridgerton actor as “a nightmare.” The actress’s precise comments were, “With Rege, it was just a nightmare to work with.”

She quickly recanted her statement as she continued discussing working with Rege-Jean Page. We got along immediately. I had an incredible experience. We shot intermittently for seven to eight months. Rege, who seemed visibly amused by the remark, continued, “It was a long shoot for this movie.”

The actress, becoming even franker about her experience on set with the “Duke of Hastings” actor, stated, “He stayed in his American accent the entire time. When we finally wrapped, eight months later, he swapped into his natural accent, and I refused it. I still refuse it. I don’t like it and don’t want to hear it. “I dislike and do not wish to hear it.” Rege, adopting a heavy British accent, remarked, “We met when we were in character, so she thinks my British accent is a lie.”

Regarding “The Gray Man,” the film directed by Anthony and Joe Russo is based on Mark Greaney’s 2009 novel of the same name. Ryan Gosling, Chris Evans, Ana de Armas, Jessica Henwick, Regé-Jean Page, and Dhanush, among others, feature in this film. After a limited theatrical release on July 15, the film will make its Netflix debut the following day, on July 22.

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