Chris Van-Dusen: Last News

Dearest readers, the ton is abuzz in the knowledge that the second season of “Bridgerton” is one step closer to reaching your TV screens.

Royally inspired! Bridgerton captivated viewers with its swoon-worthy romance and royal intrigue — but did fans notice the subtle nod to Princess Diana?

Unless you've been living under a rock, you'll be familiar with the Netflix hit series, Bridgerton. Starring Phoebe Dynevor and Regé-Jean Page, the smash hit period drama hit record numbers following its release in December 2020, and we don't have long to wait until it returns for a second season.

Bridgerton season two went into production in spring 2021 but had to in July following a outbreak on set. Bridgerton resumed filming in August, and showrunner Chris Van Dusen confirmed that at least a few episodes were already in post-production, which is promising.

It is universally acknowledged that Bridgerton will be coming back for another season! In fact, it’s coming back for four seasons!

Will Thorne Staff WriterIn Regency era England, one moment of impropriety was all it took to sink a young lady’s marriage prospects or to ruin a family’s honor.“Underneath the glamour and the lavishness of this escapist world, there is this running modern commentary about how in the last 200 years, everything has changed but nothing has changed,” says showrunner Chris Van Dusen. “I think that’s true for family and sexuality and relationship, and also for duty and honor.”The Netflix series is one of several of this year’s drama Emmy nominees, in addition to “The Crown” and “The Mandalorian,” which place purpose at the center of the story, testing whether their characters will defy their duty, embrace it or be consumed by it.

Bridgerton creator Chris Van Dusen confirmed that production has resumed on the highly-anticipated second season after two positive coronavirus tests shut it down.'We are back under way.

Great news for fans of Bridgerton!

Bridgerton quickly became a fan favourite when the first series dropped on Netflix last year.

Bridgerton enjoyed immense success after it debuted on Netflix last year and, according to show runner Chris Van Dusen, the upcoming second season will offer fans even more of what they loved the first time. In an interview with Deadline, Chris went as far as to say: “I don’t think people are going to be ready.

With a dozen Emmy nominations in hand, it looks like the cast and crew of Bridgerton had a great Tuesday. The show got nominated for twelve awards, including for Best Drama and an Outstanding Lead Actor nod for  Regé-Jean Page.

Bridgerton had a strong showing Tuesday morning as the Netflix romantic drama series earned a total of 12 Emmy nominations. For series creator and showrunner Chris Van Dusen, awards recognition is the cherry on top of an already significant debut.

Always the Duke! Regé-Jean Page may have exited Bridgerton after starring in the first season, but will he return after earning an Emmy nomination? Some sort of flashback appearance doesn’t seem to be off the table.

became a massive breakout hit for Netflix, the Shondaland series scored big with the 73rd annual Primetime Emmy Awards, earning a total of 12 nominations.

The first Shondaland project in Shonda Rhimes’ mega-deal with Netflix burst on the scene on Christmas Day 2020, when the Regency-era drama series Bridgerton hit the streaming service. With a story mixing Jane Austen, Gossip Girl and the lush looks of London (and its aristocratic denizens) circa 1813 combined with a strong, multi-racial cast and contemporary storytelling, it quickly found a place in the zeitgeist, shattering Netflix’s viewership records with 82 million households around the world watching the first season in the first four weeks.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorCostume designers for “Bridgerton,” “RuPaul’s Drag Race” and “Bridgerton explain the process behind their showstopping creations.“Bridgerton” Ellen Mirojnick was not interested in creating a bonnet period show for “Bridgerton.” Thankfully, showrunner Chris Van Dusen was in agreement.“Chris was not interested in recreating a historical piece, but rather [using] history to exemplify the different levels of society and what you could and couldn’t do. It was not a history lesson,” she says.Mirojnick took further liberty with her designs for the Shondaland-produced Netflix drama by mixing silks, which were common during the Regency era, with modern fabrics to build her dresses.

Not so NSFW! Phoebe Dynevor and Regé-Jean Page‘s chemistry quickly captured the hearts of Bridgerton viewers worldwide — but the steamy scenes held more significant meaning for the twosome.

seasons 3 and 4. Current showrunner Chris Van Dusen, who oversaw season 1, is in production on season 2 in London, which focuses on eldest Bridgerton sibling, Anthony (Jonathan Bailey), as he embarks on his quest for love.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterA “Bridgerton” spinoff about a young Queen Charlotte has been ordered to series at Netflix.Along with delving into the origin story of Queen Charlotte, the limited series will also follow young Violet Bridgerton and Lady Danbury. Shonda Rhimes is set to write and executive produce, with Betsy Beers and Tom Verica also executive producing.In addition, Jess Brownell will serve as showrunner on Seasons 3 and 4 of “Bridgerton,” taking over from Chris Van Dusen, who is currently at work on Season 2 of the hit series.

fans out there: The series “shall return for seasons 3 and 4.” That’s right, Netflix has renewed the hit regency drama for two additional seasons as it starts production on the much anticipated second installment focused on eldest Bridgerton child, Lord Anthony’s (Jonathan Bailey) quest for love. Adapted from Julia Quinn’s hit novels by Chris Van Dusen for Shondaland, the sexy and stylish series combines elements of and as it follows the many characters within the competitive world of London high society.

Bridgerton season two—this time, we'll be closely following Anthony Bridgerton's (Jonathan Bailey) journey to love. “I’ve been writing it.