She cheekily added, “If I thought the first one was ludicrous, I was in for a journey with the second and third ones. I didn’t know it was possible to up the stakes with the suspension of belief… I’m solving a mystery while giving birth in a room full of people. I’m scared what would happen if we made a fourth one.”
Rose explained that projects like A Christmas Prince are more difficult for an actor than one might think. “My job is to try to make scripts grounded and feasible,” she shared. “The more ludicrous it is, the more challenging and interesting it is as an actor, actually.”
Here’s hoping we get A Christmas Prince: The Royal Retirement in 30 years!