99 Quotes by Rege-Jean Page

It's perfectly possible to spotlight Black joy over Black suffering. Setting the story in the past doesn't mean that Black folks do nothing but suffer.

Accents aren't accents, they're language It's almost like a code. Because that's the key to who you are: it's how you express who you are. And how you express who you are is how you speak.

There is pomp, ceremony and romance as a behavior, and then there is love as a real thing that is felt between two people.

Romance is a wonderful thing and we need more of it in the world.

I have always found it curious that Americans consider Roots' an American story. I first watched it growing up in Zimbabwe, and I naturally saw it as an African story.

Kunta Kinte is NOT an American, and he utterly rejects that idea at every turn.

My mum will come along and support whatever I'm doing in a very willing way, if nothing else.

'Bridgerton' is the only B' word I am allowed to say - I am not going to talk about the other B' words!

If we're not careful, this archetype of the dark, brooding, broken antihero gets held up on a pedestal for the wrong reasons.