In a new YouSeason4 featurette, Penn Badgley reveals the scenes he's 'most proud of' from the episode he directed.
It looks like being in front of the camera wasn't enough for Penn Badgley during the latest season of You, as the actor took the opportunity to direct an episode of Netflix's compelling serial killer. Badgley has portrayed Joe Goldberg since the show premiered back in 2018, where he was introduced as a dangerous stalker who did everything in his power to be a part of his victims' lives.
A notable sequence in the episode Badgley directed takes place during the second part of season 4, in Episode 9, when Joe has a nightmare where he is taunted by figures from his past. These insecurities and regrets manifest in the form of Beck and Love . Throughout the scene, the women from Joe's past tease him about the truth behind his redemption arc, claiming no matter how hard he tries, he'll always be a cold-blooded killer.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY While the scene plays in the featurette, the Gossip Girl actor accompanies the clip with his thought process behind the sequence. He selects a moment where Joe reaches for the key, only to transition into a different room, as his favorite shot from his work on the episode. When Joe realizes he's no longer where he thought he was, he has no time to process what just happened, because he comes face-to-face with Love.
The complete fourth season of You is now available to stream on Netflix. You can check out the new featurette below:
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