It has been praised for the beautiful scenes and elegant scenes since it was released on Netflix on Christmas Day.
And Bridgerton’s time-honored drama has now been transformed into the next Downton Abbey after launching a successful concert on the streaming site.
The show, based on Julia Quinn’s favorite novels, follows the romance between Daphne Bridgerton (Phoebe Dynevor) and Simon Basset (Regé-Jean Page) but seven more books follow other sisters in the family. powerful.
Could there be more? Bridgerton has been tidied up to become the next Downton Abbey as there is ‘so much more material’ that could be made in a new season (pictured by Phoebe Dynevor as Daphne and Regé-Jean Page as Simon in the presentation)
A TV presenter told The Sun: ‘With so much stuff to work with there is every chance it could develop into a multi-series.
‘And it’s fair to say he has an extra margin that Downton didn’t have.’
They said the show has been so large that the team, who did not know much about it before it started, will be able to apply for a ‘salary increase’ in tier two.
Show creator Chris Van Dusen previously told Cosmopolitan that he would like to do more episodes of the show.
Saucy: The show’s racy content has been very popular with Netflix viewers (pictured, brother Daphne Anthony with singer Siena Rosso)
He said: ‘There are eight Bridgerton sisters [and] there are eight Bridgerton books. So for success I would like to be able to explore love stories and romances for the Bridgerton brothers and sisters of course. ‘
Downton Abbey was a hit for six series, starring beloved characters such as Mr. Carson and Lady Mary, and was turned into a feature film in 2019.
It comes after Bridgerton star Regé-Jean Page joked that the dance scenes were as complex as ‘Regency Tinder’.
The actor, 30, who plays Simon the Duke of Hastings, appeared via video link from LA on BBC Breakfast on Monday where he reflected on the joy of filming the hit.
‘That extra edge’: Downton Abbey won six series and was made into a feature-length film in 2019
Speaking about the dance scenes, Regé-Jean said: ‘The dances are the heart of the piece, the dances are a joy.
‘It’s a bit like Regent Tinder! There’s a bit of aggressive swiping left going but it’s the same place too [the glamorous balls] where people can be honest with each other, even if they are in the full view of society. ‘
When asked to describe Bridgerton, Regé-Jean mocked him as resembling a brother or sister of Downton Abbey, a little more scandalous. ‘
He continued: ‘The idea was to do something new and exciting, fun, fast, funny and more glamorous than ever before in the genre of the time.
Racy: Bridgerton has left fans awake after dressing into the very sexy show that ended on Christmas day (sex scene from the show can be seen)
‘It’s supposed to be colorful for Christmas and like a big royal hood to help viewers get through Christmas time which has been a bit different this year.’
Phoebe Dynevor also spoke about the show’s strong content as she explained how it was the ‘first time scene’ she shot for the show alongside her catchy co-star Regé-Jean.
Although only released on Christmas Day, the saucy time drama has been a huge hit with viewers for its immersive scenes and compelling content.
Speaking to Grazia about her sex scenes, Phoebe said: ‘My first ever scene was in episode six, where Simon goes down on Daphne.
And it was so good, because it felt safe and fun: you choreographed it as a stunt, or a dance. That’s crazy for me [an intimacy coordinator] it has not existed before. ‘
All the best: Netflix beat sees Regé-Jean, 30, play Duke of Hastings alongside co-star Phoebe Dynevor, 25, as Daphne (pictured together)
Cheeky! When asked to describe Bridgerton recently, Regé-Jean mocked him as resembling a ‘wayward sibling of Downton Abbey, a little smarter’ (Golda Roshuevel is seen as Queen Charlotte)
Phoebe said: ‘I love her [Daphne’s] a story coming of age and its sexual awakening. I really like to see a woman look at her and look out for herself. She’s a late bloomer, but it’s not how she can google. ‘
The show sees the character of Phoebe Daphne appear on the competitive Regency London wedding market – where the character Regé-Jean Simon, captures the season.
Despite stating that they do not want anything that the other has to offer, the attraction between Simon and Daphne is unbelievable and sparks fly as they find themselves engaged in battle. the witches while guiding the society’s prospects for the future.
Chris Van Dusen’s eight-episode series – based on the design of a twin couple – is based on Julia Quinn’s favorite novels.
Big Debate: The show follows Daphne, played by Phoebe (pictured), who hopes to follow in her parents’ footsteps and find a match with true love.