Aidan Turner Discusses Toxic Masculinity in 'Rivals' Season 2 and New 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses' Adaptation
Aidan Turner, known for his role in 'Poldark', discusses his portrayal of toxic masculinity in the second season of the Disney+ series 'Rivals' and his involvement in a new adaptation of 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses'. The article, published in The New Yorker, explores how Turner approaches characters that challenge traditional masculine archetypes. In 'Rivals', based on Jilly Cooper's novel, Turner plays a character navigating power dynamics and personal flaws. The new adaptation of 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses' offers another opportunity to examine manipulation and morality. Turner reflects on the responsibility of actors in depicting flawed masculinity and the evolving conversation around gender roles in media. The piece is part of The New Yorker's 'London Postcard' series, providing a cultural snapshot of the city.
Key facts
- Aidan Turner discusses toxic masculinity in 'Rivals' season 2.
- Turner is also involved in a new adaptation of 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses'.
- The article is published in The New Yorker.
- It is part of the 'London Postcard' series.
- 'Rivals' is based on Jilly Cooper's novel.
- The series airs on Disney+.
- Turner reflects on the responsibility of actors in depicting flawed masculinity.
- The piece explores evolving gender roles in media.
Entities
Artists
- Aidan Turner
Institutions
- The New Yorker
- Disney+
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom