Virgin River’s Brie Sheridan actress didn’t find all of the moments shot with Brady easy with one causing her to “sweat” with nerves.
From the get-go, the chemistry between Jack Sheridan’s (played by Martin Henderson) little sister Brie Sheridan (Zibby Allen) and Dan Brady (Ben Hollingsworth) was undeniable.
They first crossed paths in season three and quickly embarked on a whirlwind romance that left Netflix subscribers hot under the collar.
It was during the early days of their relationship that really left its mark as the pair were playing darts in the pub when Rag ‘n’ Bone Man’s song Human came on the radio.
Brie leads Brady to the middle of the room, dancing seductively in front of him as he brings her closer to him as they sway and look deeply into each other’s eyes.
She flirtily questions him midway through: “I thought you said you couldn’t dance?”, to which he replies: “Oh I never said I couldn’t.”
Speaking on Chatting With B, one fan spoke of her love for the scene, telling actress Allen: “Please could you and Brady dance more, oh my God you are so cool. It was so sexy, I loved it!”
Allen began to laugh, covering her face at the mere mention of the dance sequence before sharing her fear of dancing in the romantic drama.
“I still can’t believe people thought that was cool,” she laughed. “I was so nervous, I was sweating under the armpits, I was like ‘I don’t know how to dance you guys’.
“I felt like a muppet and the fact that it turned out like that, I was as shocked as anyone else that it looked halfway cool.”
The fan then reiterated before saying her goodbyes: “Absolutely awesome.”
Sadly for fans of Brie and Brady, their relationship came to an end in season five.
Brie ended things with Brady due to his involvement in the town’s criminal underground growing more complicated and dangerous.
It wasn’t too long before they moved in as the series ended with Brie dating Mike (Marco Grazzini) and Brady now seeing Lark (Elise Gatien).
Could this really be the end of Brie and Brady or is there still a connection to pursue in the upcoming sixth outing?
