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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.

While the first season of “Bridgerton” was only eight episodes long, it packed in a lot of drama, scandal, love and plenty of gossip.

’s first season was only eight episodes long, it packed in a lot of drama, scandal, love and plenty of gossip.

would reveal its biggest secret of all: Lady Whistledown’s true identity. And no it’s not Julie Andrews, who voices the Regency drama’s mix of social commentary and sharp-tongued observations that sent London society into a frenzy.“She writes the most scathing things, but she says it with such a beautiful, loving tone and smile,” says creator Chris Van Dusen, who adapted Julia Quinn’s popular novels for Netflix.

[Warning: The following contains light spoilers for Season 1 of Bridgerton. Read at your own risk!]  Hello, if you are here, we presume that you have discovered the delightfully delicious Bridgerton on Netflix.

direct to your inbox If you're already tired of Christmas films and are looking to get stuck into a new TV series, then Netflix has you covered.

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

Bridgerton on Netflix, the Shondaland universe is about to welcome a new cast of complex, scandal-prone characters that we can't get enough of.Shondaland — the unstoppable production company powered by director, producer and screenwriter Shonda Rhimes — has developed Julia Quinn's bestselling novels into one of the most highly anticipated television series of the year.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticAt the end of an awful and exhausting year, let us give thanks for it at least having the good grace to end with “Bridgerton.”Based on Julia Quinn’s romance novel series, this confectionary treat of a show knows exactly what you might want from it and delivers those fantasies on a silver platter with a dashing (and even surprisingly sexy) smile.The new Netflix drama travels to 19th century England to tell familiar enough narratives of headstrong women and the

is truly a Shondaland original. The upcoming period drama based on Julia Quinn’s best-selling romance novels is the first original series to come out of ’ production deal with Netflix.

Phoebe Dynevor and Regé-Jean Page share a laugh in the brand new trailer for Netflix’s new period drama, Bridgerton.

Julie Andrews is relishing her wicked new role as the gossipy narrator of “Bridgerton”.

EXCLUSIVE: Writer-producer Chris Van Dusen, creator, showrunner and executive producer of the upcoming Shondaland-Netflix series Bridgerton, has signed with Literate for management.

Bridgerton on Netflix, the , narrated by . (The show is one of eight series will be making for Based on Julia Quinn's best-selling romance novels, Bridgerton premieres on the streamer this Christmas 2020.The series—which features stunning costumes, sweeping sets, and plenty of the elements you've come to love from —follows Daphne Bridgerton, the eldest daughter of the powerful Bridgerton family as she makes her debut onto Regency London's competitive marriage market.

Shonda Rhimes' first Netflix series, , may be your new obsession this holiday season.Giving off serious 19th-century vibes, the first official photos from the drama series — which drops Christmas Day — is as beautifully dazzling and full of eye candy as you can imagine.From showrunner Chris Van Dusen () and adapted from Julia Quinn's best-selling novels,  «follows Daphne Bridgerton (Phoebe Dynevor), the eldest daughter of the powerful Bridgerton family as she makes her debut onto Regency

$150 million.Based on a series of historical romance novels by Julia Quinn, “Bridgerton” is a period drama set in England’s Regency era, 1811-1820. Expect top hats, petticoats and dance cards straight out of Jane Austen.