Regé-Jean Page -Vanity Fair US Hollywood Issue 2023

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From Regé-Jean Page-with love. Photographed for #VFHollywood by Steven Klein, 2023.

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- VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) February 15, 2023
Page appears on 2023 Hollywood cover. He followed his one-season stint on Bridgerton with Netflix’s hit action film The Gray Man and landed a leading role in the

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[sarahvma]

I keep thinking the Dungeons & Dragons movie is some kind of elaborate prank.

[therearewords]

I hope that that was the assignment and that they ace it.

[espressotorte]

Based on the trailer, it's pretty funny if you play and your party can be a disaster half of the time lol

[syvlie0o0]

Posting this flop man instead of the whole cover and the more famous people? You live up to your reputation P0URITUP.

[forestofthedead]

He's right about the death of the movie star.

I can't wait for the movie to come out, I've never played D&D in my life but the trailer was so good.

[sarahvma]

He's right in the sense that glorifying this one tiny element of filmmaking has always been silly. But I don't really buy the premise. Margot Robbie is a "new" movie star, whether we like it or not. They still exist for sure.

[rihaty]

Disagree as people clearly didn’t go out to see her recent films and I consider a movie star someone that people will see their movie on the name alone, like Will Smith. Margot is a celebrity though, for sure. Her filmography since Wolf of Wall Street (OUATIH notwithstanding, which she was a small part and not the draw) is rather lackluster actually and I think a lot of her future film career will depend on the success of Barbie.

[agentsoup]

Agree. Margot is a Movie Star. Will Smith was the last one, probably.

[thatcovergirl]

That’s right, stand still and look pretty hunny 🤤

[onlyfan]

What happened to his hype? I remember when he was frontrunner for the Bond movie but now I see him collecting checks from guaranteed flops

[just444]

he was in the running for Adam Warlock

but so was every other semi fit guy in hollywood

[sarahvma]

I feel like that happens to most people who buy into their own hype off the back of one big project.

[odetothefool]

i'm not a fan of bridgerton but it definitely did not feel like a wise decision on him & his team's behalf to leave the show the second he got attention. like i get season 2 allegedly wasn't supposed to be about him anyway (or maybe that was just because he left) but he really should've stuck around to double down the hype.