Bridgerton cast: Who is in Netflix’s hit new period drama?

Deap Vally have announced a new collaborative EP – get all the details on ‘Digital Dream’ below.The EP, out on February 26 via Cooking Vinyl, features collaborations with Peaches, KT Tunstall, The Kills‘ Jamie Hince and Warpaint‘s Jenny Lee Lindberg (aka jennylee), who features on the EP’s first preview, ‘Look Away’.‘Digital Dream’ follows Deap Vally’s last full-length album, 2016’s ‘Femejism’, and their 2019 collaborative record with The Flaming Lips, under the name Deap Lips.A synopsis of

Eli Countryman In today’s TV news roundup, Netflix gave a premiere date to Part 2 of “Selena: The Series,” and Apple TV Plus offered a first look at Season 2 of “For All Mankind.”CBS All Access shared that Louie Anderson, Kevin Bacon, Jillian Bell, D’Arcy Carden, Rob Delaney, Elle Fanning, Will Forte, Kimberly Hébert Gregory, Udo Kier, Lamorne Morris, Oscar Nuñez, Hannah Simone, June Squibb and Samara Weaving will guest star on the fourth season of “No Activity.” The comedy series follows a

Thomas Law played Peter Beale in EastEnders from 2006 to 2010, being the fifth actor to take on the role. Ian Beale’s son has been played by two actors since; Ben Hardy, who left the role to find success in Hollywood, and Dayle Hudson who made his debt last year.

Bridgerton cast members, Golda Rosheuvel, was in the middle of filming episode three of Netflix's sweeping series when she let me in on a little secret about becoming Queen Charlotte. “I'm wearing two wigs," she reveals.

It’s the Netflix period drama taking the country by storm – Bridgerton, a raucous romp that could well be called the Regency era’s answer to the Kardashians, or Downton Abbey… but with a lot more bed-hopping! Based on the series of novels from the same name, the show comes from uber-producer Shonda Rhimes (Grey’s Anatomy, How To Get Away With Murder and Scandal), and as well as a cast of beautiful actors, all the action is narrated by none other than Dame Julie Andrews, playing secret society

Bridgerton is Netflix‘s biggest show right now, and fans will be thrilled to hear that there could be as many as eight seasons on the streaming service!

Love/Hate was a roaring success and indisputably one of the most popular crime dramas ever aired on RTÉ, and the network hopes that their upcoming series will be just as gripping.

With so much extra downtime the past ten months, it’s no wonder the majority of us have pretty much completed Netflix. If you’re bored of what’s on offer, fear not, there’s plenty of amazing telly heading our way this year.

(CNN)I have no problems admitting to being obsessed with "Bridgerton."What's not to love, with the gorgeous cast, lush costumes and beautifully shot scenes re-creating the 19th century lives of the British upper class and nobility?The series is projected to have a viewership of 63 million households in the first four weeks since it debuted on Christmas Day, according to Netflix.The Regency era romance with a diverse cast is based on the first in a series of novels by author Julia Quinn.

BBC and Netflix co-production will see Sobhraj repeatedly slip out of the authorities' grasp and eventually see him become Interpol’s most wanted man, with arrest warrants in multiple continents. When is The Serpent on TV? It starts on Friday, January 1 and the whole series is available on iPlayer after the first episode airs.

Bridgerton! The new Netflix series has become all the rage since its Christmas Day debut, as has its gorgeous cast.Bridgerton is based on the popular book series of the same name written by American author Julia Quinn.

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Black Narcissus has received a mixed response from viewers after airing its first episode in the UK. Adapted from Rumer Godden's 1939 novel of the same name by Apple Tree Yard and The Trial of Christine Keeler writer Amanda Coe, the three-part miniseries offers a new take on the story, having previously been adapted into the 1947 film starring Deborah Kerr.

The new Netflix series Bridgerton is based on a book series by author Julia Quinn and she is opening up about the television show and her thoughts on the changes that were made.

The new Netflix series Bridgerton premiered on Christmas Day and it’s bound to be a big hit for the streaming service!

Move over, Jane Austen. Fresh and filled with lots of eye candy, Bridgerton is not your run-of-the-mill period drama.