Bridgerton cast's historic roles - from EastEnders, The Crown and Waterloo Road

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Netflix's viewing figures.After much anticipation, season two is finally here and while fans will be able to see a brand new love story blossom as they follow Anthony Bridgerton (Jonathan Bailey) on his hunt to find the one.While fan-favourite Regé-Jean Page will not be returning for the second series, the majority of the season one cast will make a defiant return.As some faces return for series two - and a handful of new ones - fans might think they recognise quite a few of the cast from elsewhere...

and they'd be right. From the likes of EastEnders to Waterloo Road, many of the famous stars have had experience on some famous UK TV shows.

As season two of Bridgerton rolls around, Daily Star has looked at the key cast and their previous roles, and for some people, viewers would be shocked to realise where they recognise some of the favourites.Bridgerton viewers will see Jonathan Bailey back on their screens as the leading role for the series - and prior to his stint on series one, he's had a rather impressive career.The Netflix success has definitely taken Jonathan's career to new heights, but it's not his first big hitter, with his name on multiple acting credits.Some viewers might recognise him from the likes of Broadchurch, St Trinians and many others, but a younger audience might recognise him from Leonardo in 2011-2012.The children's TV series followed a young Leonardo da Vinci (played by Bailey), with 26 episodes to its name.Jonathan Bailey has already teased his excitement for the upcoming series of Bridgerton, and he's certainly excited to take centre stage for the new episodes.Adjoa Andoh is another star who has an impressive series of acting credits, from Doctor Who to Brotherhood and Adulthood.She famously.