Q&A: Penn Badgley says goodbye to ‘You’ — ‘I can’t do this man anymore’

Q&A: Penn Badgley says goodbye to ‘You’ — ‘I can’t do this man anymore’

He has been Joe Goldberg, the well-read manager of a New York City bookstore. He’s been Will Bettelheim, a worker at a trendy Los Angeles health food market. He’s been Jonathan Moore, a literature professor at a London university. And…

Penn Badgley Breaks Down The 'You' Series Finale: Why He Calls It 'Surprising' And 'Truly Satisfying'

After five seasons of obsession, deception and bodies, Netflix’s You has finally come to a close after five seasons — and series star Penn Badgley thinks it couldn’t have ended any better. In a post-mortem conversation with Blavity’s Shadow and Act timed to the final season and last episode, Badgley reflected on what it took to wrap up the story of Joe Goldberg (Badgley), the charming but chilling antihero who’s been dodging consequences since S…

Penn Badgley says goodbye to 'You': 'I can't do this man anymore'

The actor spoke to The Times about the finale of 'You,' and what it was like to let go of his character Joe, a delusional, disturbed and dangerous sociopath.

“Goodbye, You”: A Twisted Tale Ends With a Whisper, Not a Bang

Showrunners : Michael Foley and Justin W Lo Cast : Penn Badgley, Charlotte Ritchie, Madeline Brewer, Anna Camp, Griffin Matthews Episodes : 10 Streaming : Netflix  Stars : 2.5   After years of stalking, murdering, and gaslighting behind the guise of obsessive love, Joe Goldberg’s story has come to a close. Netflix’s You Season 5 marks the final chapter of one of streaming’s most divisive and addictive thrillers, ending with a mix of chaotic dram…

Penn Badgley Breaks Down the End of ‘You’: “It’s As Close to a Perfect Ending As It Could Be”

After five seasons of obsession, murder, and internal monologues, Netflix’s You has finally come to an end—and no one’s more ready to talk about it than Joe Goldberg himself, Penn Badgley. SEASON FINALE SPOILERS AHEAD In an exclusive interview with Caitlynn McDaniel, Badgley reflected on the long, twisted journey of playing one of TV’s most charming (and horrifying) antiheroes. Source