Penn Badgley hadn’t crossed paths with former Gossip Girl costar Michelle Trachtenberg in over a decade by the time of her death this February, but he has fond memories of her warm personality.
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The finale of You was absolutely insane and thrilling from beginning to end, and star/executive producer Penn Badgley is opening up about filming the final sequence.
While at the premiere for the fifth and final season of You, Penn Badgley recalled how his former Gossip Girl co-star Michelle Trachtenberg, who died on February 26 at the age of 39, was "incredibly quick to laugh."
[Warning: This post contains MAJOR spoilers for You Season 5.] Joe Goldberg’s (Penn Badgley) reign of terror is over. You‘s fifth and final season saw the twisted serial killer with a penchant for cages and narcissism get the comeuppance he deserved.
Penn Badgley became financially independent at the age of 15. The 38-year-old actor became the main breadwinner for his family while he was still a teenager - but Penn was "close to broke" before landing a role in 'Gossip Girl'.
[Warning: This post contains MAJOR spoilers for You Season 5.] Joe Goldberg’s (Penn Badgley) story continued with Season 5 of You, which premiered on Netflix with all 10 episodes on Thursday, April 24.
[Warning: This post contains MAJOR spoilers for You Season 5.] Joe Goldberg’s (Penn Badgley) reign of terror has come to an end. After five seasons of twists, obsessions, and so much murder, Joe got his karma in You‘s fifth and final season.
Penn Badgley found Michelle Trachtenberg's death "surreal". The 38-year-old actor's former 'Gossip Girl' co-star passed away in February at the age of 39 as a result of complications from diabetes, and though they hadn't seen one another "in over a decade", Penn was still very upset by the news.
With the fifth and final season of You quickly approaching, Penn Badgley is opening up about how the character of serial killer Joe Goldberg has caused a lot of reflection for him personally.
Netflix stars doing some cross-promotion.
Netflix's "You" season 5 will begin April 24.
Penn Badgley's wife Domino Kirke is pregnant with twins. The couple - who already have son James, four, together, along with Domino's 15-year-old son, Cassius, with her ex Morgan O'Kane - are set to expand their family with twins later this year.
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