With a range of accents, more mature contestants and plenty of flirty banter, the latest international spin-off of Netflix's dating show is also a return to form.
Love may be blind — but does it care about your accent? That's one of the many questions confronted by contestants on 'Love Is Blind: U.K.,' the latest international spin-off of the hit Netflix reality show about singles who fall in love through a wall and then decide if they want to get married after meeting face-to-face.
“With marriage being the stakes, that tends to weed out a lot of people.” She added that while “Love is Blind” is popular in the U.K., “There were lots of British guys who still hadn't heard of the concept. What we found is people do watch the show over here, but they tend to watch with their husbands or boyfriends. So a lot of men don't know about it.' Also setting “Love Is Blind: U.K.” apart is the maturity of the cast.
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