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Bridgerton boss Shonda Rhimes shares her reaction to Regé-Jean Page exit response Megan Davies © Netflix Bridgerton showrunner Shonda Rhimes has opened up how fans of the hit Netflix show reacted to the news that star Regé-Jean Page wasn't returning for season 2. Bridgerton fans were left devastated when the hit Netflix series confirmed that the show's star Regé-Jean Page wouldn't be returning for season 2 – and no-one was more shocked by the fans' response to the news than Bridgerton boss Shonda Rhimes. In keeping with the tradition of the book series by Julia Quinn...

'Bridgerton' isn’t as progressive on race as it seems, and there's a clear reason why David Oliver, USA TODAY Netflix’s "Bridgerton" gives viewers a different view of 1800s England – one with Black people in power. Executive producer Shonda Rhimes’ first series for Netflix quickly resonated with subscribers after premiering on Christmas Day, so much so that it earned a Season 2 renewal on Thursday. But viewers were also quick to address the issue of colorism – discrimination against people with darker skin tones. Lighter-skinned Black characters on the show mostly ...

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Fans are just now realizing that 2 major 'Bridgerton' stars made appearances in 'Harry Potter' INSIDER 1/14/2021 © Liam Daniel/Netflix Regé-Jean Page in "Bridgerton." Liam Daniel/Netflix Fans of Netflix's "Bridgerton" have noticed that two of its stars previously featured in the "Harry Potter" film series.  Regé-Jean Page (Duke of Hastings) and Freddie Stroma (Prince Friederich of Prussia) both had roles in JK Rowling's wizarding world.  Page makes a brief and uncredited appearance in the "Deathly Hallows: Part 1" while Stroma shows up as Cormac McLaggen in the last three films. "Bri...

What Netflix's buzzy 'Bridgerton' says about race: 'We wanted this show to reflect the world' David Oliver, USA TODAY The new period Netflix series “Bridgerton” isn’t your average historical fiction.  “We set out to create a period piece that we hadn’t seen before, and it’s certainly one I’d always wanted to see,” creator Chris Van Dusen says. “We wanted this show to reflect the world that we live in today.” And in many ways, it does. The series, the first on Netflix from executive producer Shonda Rhimes, pushes back on traditional notions of class, ra...