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Regé getting all excited after winning his first NAACP IMAGE AWARD is a must see.

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Regé-Jean Page Wins Outstanding Actor At NAACP Image Awards

Regé-Jean Page is a winner at the NAACP Image Awards.

Page brought home Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series for playing Simon Basset on “Bridgerton”.

He was up against Jonathan Majors, Keith David, Nicco Annan and Sterling K. Brown.

“No man,” a very excited Page said as he was announced the winner. “This goes out to all the people on our team who made something so unique. It is the highest honour to represent us in the fullest of our humanity, of our beauty, of our joy, of our glamour, of our splendour, of our romance, of our love.”

“I will do my best to represent that,” he added. “I think I fit that into the counter. Thank you.”

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REGÉ-JEAN PAGE WWD [DEC. 2020] | ph. Michael Buckner

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Regé-Jean Page for SNL // 2021

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“I don’t think it helps when folks say that they don’t see colour,” he [Page] explains. “It was very popular in LA for a while – ‘hey, we don’t see colour, my kids don’t see colour.’ Please do. Because if you don’t you don’t see me. And you don’t see how I walk through the world, or have any way of understanding any of the conversations that we’re having about colour, because to you it doesn’t exist.

“So what you’re saying isn’t that you don’t see colour; it’s that you’ve chosen to ignore it. And that means you’ve chosen to ignore me and how I walk through the world. So please don’t do that. Just as a matter of courtesy.”

Regé-Jean Page for Square Mile // December 2020