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- Penn Badgley is done with the nice boy.
- The actor told GQ that prior to his role as a deadly stalker in "You", everyone thought that he was such a nice man.
- Badgley was previously known to have played the archetype of the kind Dan Humphrey in CW's "Gossip Girl".
- Although being a good guy, that 's fine, admitted the actor, that' s done no favor to his career.
- Season 2 production of "You" is officially launched.
No more than Mr. Nice Guy, says Penn Badgley, the actor who plays the role of a deadly stalker in the "You" series, born in perpetuity and viralized by Netflix.
Badgley was profiling GQ when he told the interviewer that he was fed up with being perceived as "the nice guy."
Prior to playing the role of Heartthrob Bookstore Director, Joe Goldberg, the actor was known to have interpreted the archetype of the cool Dan Humphrey guy in "Gossip Girl".
The show, which ran from 2007 to 2012, was a huge success and Badgley became a local cult actor in New York, where he was often recognized for his character.
However, this perception did not benefit his career, he told GQ.
"Until that role, everyone thought I was such a nice guy," Badgley said.
"And it's good to be a nice guy, but the kind of nice guy that makes" nice guy "an insult that's actually not a nice guy. That's what frustrated me.
"Well, I'm playing against someone who's not a nice guy and everybody likes it, we do not like Dan Humphrey, we love Chuck Bbad, we love Joe Goldberg." in a sense, what are you waiting for? "
You beck and joe crawling bookstore
Joe Goldberg and Dan Humphrey, 32, have found similarities. Spoil alert: Badgley's character in "Gossip Girl" turns out to be the eponymous blogger.
Last month, he told The New York Times: "First of all, any part of me that resisted Dan Humphrey's comparison stopped because I finally recognized point it is a surreal progression of Dan Humphrey.
"It's a very special white man who thinks in some way that he's an outsider, and it's like:" Bro, you're not an outsider, you are inside, everyone is outside. "
"All this would be so comical if it was not also the impulse generating so much prejudice that can translate into violence."
Earlier last month, Badgley spoke on Twitter to point out that fans really should not adore his character in "You".
Read more: Penn Badgley wants fans to stop defending his character in "You": "Some parts of Joe have really put me off"
In a series of tweets, the actor reminded fans that Joe is a murderer and that he has a "whole new level" of problems. He added that ending the romance of his character would be his motivation for season 2.
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