Disney's Rivals, based on Jilly Cooper's acclaimed 80s novel, offers a comedic glimpse into the lives of feuding media executives. David Tennant shines as Lord Tony Baddingham, a character embodying charm and mischief. Although Tennant didn't anticipate the show's massive reception, his wife foresaw its success. Joking about the fun yet chaotic atmosphere on set, he hints at the challenges of filming while navigating a social environment, and expresses readiness for the show's second season, teasingly questioning his character's fate after being struck in the first season finale.
David Tennant describes his character, Lord Tony Baddingham, from Disney's Rivals as a 'charismatic-but-dastardly TV boss,' showcasing a blend of charm and wickedness.
Tennant reveals that the show's unexpected success was anticipated by his wife, who sensed the draw of Jilly Cooper's writing prior to even reading the script.
Sharing insights about the addictive atmosphere on set, Tennant jokingly alludes to potential 'hungover' starts from the cast's social interactions during filming.
On the portrayal of his character, Tennant mentions Michael Grade as his inspiration but playfully doubts the autobiography's effectiveness in shaping his performance.
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