US EditionGuy Remmers Readies for His Rockstar Moment in ‘The Buccaneers’
VICTORIAN ENGLAND AND AMERICA, JUN 18 – Nan marries Theo to protect her half-sister from abuse while discovering Nell is her birth mother, revealing complex family ties in The Buccaneers Season 2 premiere.
- The second season of the period drama The Buccaneers premiered on June 18, 2025, on Apple TV+, featuring Guy Remmers as Theo, the Duke of Tintagel.
- The show, based on Edith Wharton's unfinished novel and set in the 1870s, follows complex relationships amid societal pressures, including queer representation rooted in history.
- In the new season, Nan enters into marriage with Theo to shield her half-sister from harm, while Remmers hints at intense emotional swings in his storyline, including a standout dance moment that challenges his character.
- Remmers appreciated how the costumes helped him fully step into the role of a duke, mentioned an impressive character arc, and expressed his enthusiasm by saying he planned to embrace the role with bold energy and flair.
- The season's release expands LGBTQ+ representation in period drama, highlighting characters navigating secrecy, societal expectations, and personal growth in Victorian England.
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Kristine Frøseth teases upcoming betrayal, Leighton Meester in 'The Buccaneers' season 2
Apple (SPOILER ALERT) Everyone’s favorite fun-loving American girls are back in season 2 of The Buccaneers. The status quo has shifted in the premiere episode, which debuts Wednesday on Apple TV+. Nan, played by Kristine Frøseth, is now the Duchess of Tintagel through her marriage to Theo (Guy Remmers). Meanwhile, her mother, Mrs. St. George, played by Christina Hendricks, is surprised by the arrival of Nell, played by Leighton Meester. It was a…
"I can't believe people dressed like that": Leighton Meester, the star of "Gossip Girl", tells us her biggest surprise by discovering the costumes of "The Buccaneers", the romantic-historic series of AppleTV+ that she has just joined. (Culture, media and entertainment).
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