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- Scott Michael Foster plays Knightly in the Hallmark+ series Paris is Always a Good Idea.
- In Episode 4, Chelsea Martin records a voice memo reflecting on her first meeting with Knightly.
- Foster learned a TikTok dance for the episode, which he found challenging but enjoyable.
What happened
In the Hallmark+ series Paris is Always a Good Idea, Scott Michael Foster portrays a character named Knightly, who is introduced in Episode 4. The series, based on Jenn McKinlay's 2020 novel, follows Chelsea Martin, played by Lacey Chabert, as she navigates her past relationships. In this episode, Chelsea records a voice memo for her colleague and rival at the American Cancer Coalition, reflecting on her first encounter with Knightly. The episode features a choreographed TikTok dance that Foster had to learn, which he described as a challenge. He credited a choreographer from San Sebastian for the routine, expressing his initial skepticism about his dancing abilities. Foster and Chabert both enjoyed the final product, which was edited to showcase different outfits during the dance. The first four episodes of the series are currently available for streaming on Hallmark+.
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