Jonathan Bailey, a seasoned actor who once dissected Naomi Watts' performance in "Mulholland Drive" while in school, now has the opportunity to work alongside the Oscar nominee in Ryan Murphy's "Feud: Capote vs. the Swans." Watts plays Babe Paley, a New York socialite in a tumultuous relationship with Truman Capote. Bailey, fresh off his success in "Bridgerton," takes on another romantic role in Showtime's "Fellow Travelers." Here, he portrays Tim, a congressional staffer engaged in a clandestine affair with a closeted World War II veteran. In a candid conversation with Watts, Bailey reflects on the challenges of juggling multiple projects, the transformations required for his roles, and the significance of portraying complex love stories on screen. Watts discusses the emotional depth of her characters, the struggles with prosthetics and contacts, and the empowering experience of working with strong female characters. Together, they delve into the impact of their recent work in the entertainment industry and the significance of representing diverse narratives on screen.