‘Bridgerton’ creator says show’s success made it challenging to follow his vision for season 2


PTI, Feb 7, 2022, 12:24 PM IST

Los Angeles:  ”Bridgerton” creator Chris Van Dusen, who adpated the period series from Jula Quinn’s novels, says the mega success of the show on Netflix made it challenging for him to stay true to his original vision.

The second season of the show, which fans lapped up when it debuted on the streamer in December 2020, is set to premiere on March 25.

“I had a very clear vision for Season 1 and I was given the freedom to follow through on it,” Van Dusen told Entertainment Weekly.

“Then the show came out and started to take hold of the world. It was all so surreal. Staying true to my original vision (for Season 2) became much more challenging, but it made me drill down even more.” The show was hailed for its diverse casting, beautiful costumes and story, making its stars, particularly Rege-Jean Page, popular overnight. Fans, however, were shocked to know that Page, who played the Duke, will not return for the follow-up season, which will focus on a different sibling’s love life.

Van Dusen is not worried about Page’s absence. “It was always my intention to follow a different ‘Bridgerton’ sibling for every season,” he said.

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