Phoebe Dynevor: My mother taught me to embrace fame

Get the free Morning Headlines email for news from our reporters across the world Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. “I was in awe of it all and loved seeing the family that people built on set and how everyone worked in very different jobs to create something.” Dynevor, whose grandmother Shirley Dynevor was also an actress, said her mother’s “best advice has been to just enjoy” fame. She’s really helped me navigate it all.” Dynevor also revealed during the interview that her mother will be her plus one for the Bafta ceremony, where she is one of the five rising star nominees for 2024 after starring in Netflix finance psychological thriller Fair Play, about a relationship between co-workers. “They’re really scary but also very exciting because you’re in a room full of incredible people.” She also said that intimacy co-ordinators are “a game changer” following her starring role in Netflix’s Bridgerton, in which she plays Daphne who has racy scenes with the Duke of Hastings in the first season. “I see them as a stunt or dance co-ordinator, they are the same thing.” Dynevor said the money from the regency era show and her career taking off has allowed her to “buy the comfiest bed in the world” and a house.