Bridgerton fans have spotted some historical howlers in the show. From yellow lines in the road, to a Primark poster in scenes which are supposed to be set in 19th century Bath.
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25.01.2021 - 19:14 / usmagazine.com
Sorry Game of Thrones’ Starbucks cup — you’ve been bumped. Eagle-eyed Bridgerton fans just pointed out a mistake in the Netflix hit series!
During the opening scene of the show, which debuted on Netflix on December 25, horse-drawn carriages are featured on a cobblestone road. However, along the side of the street are yellow lines — something that did not exist in the 1800s in the U.K., the time in which the period drama takes place.
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