'Bridgerton' Universe Expands With Upcoming Spinoff Focused On Young Queen Charlotte
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The drama, which Netflix deemed its "biggest series ever," is about to get even bigger.
The “Bridgerton” world is getting bigger. Shondaland’s hit Netflix period drama will add a new limited series to its franchise that focuses on the origins and love life of a younger Queen Charlotte, Deadline reported Friday. Shonda Rhimes will write the prequel and serve as executive producer, alongside Betsy Beers and Tom Verica. “Bridgerton,” which Netflix deemed its “biggest series ever,” is based on novels by Julia Quinn, though the reimagined Queen Charlotte was not featured in those books. The queen, who some historians believe had African ancestry, is portrayed by actor Golda Rosheuvel.
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