And just because we don’t see him, it doesn’t mean that he’s not there.” Why isn’t Regé-Jean Page in Bridgerton season 2? He’s not going anywhere in the world of the show. Unfortunately, it didn’t work out in terms of Rege being a part of the second season, but he will always be Bridgerton‘s Duke. “In the very first scene of Season 2, Daphne mentions she left her husband and baby at home.
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In an interview with TV Line in March 2022, Bridgerton executive producer Chris Van Dusen revealed that the Duke of Hastings still exists in the Bridgerton world but isn’t shown because season 2 centers on Anthony Bridgerton’s love story and he isn’t a blood relative of Anthony like Daphne is. “We do reference Simon,” Van Dusen said. SPOILER: The reason the Duke of Hastings isn’t in Bridgerton season 2 is revealed in the first scene of the second season when Daphne Bridgerton, the Duke’s wife and the mother of his son, August, explains that he couldn’t be there for her sister Eloise Bridgerton’s debut because he was at home taking care of their baby.
We’re seeing this Regency romance through a feminist lens, examining what masculinity means for a broken antihero like my character and how he can then allow himself to change and be loved.” He added, “You realise that these characters are dealing with very 21st-century problems in the show people have always had the same desires and needs, no matter whether it’s 200 years ago or now, it’s just dressed up in different clothes and shaped by different societal restrictions.
It takes so little imagination to include people, as opposed to how much thought and effort it takes to keep people out of these stories.”
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The first season of Bridgerton made instant stars out of its cast, especially Page, who went on to host Saturday Night Live and book roles in movies like Dungeons and Dragons and The Gray Man. “It’s not colour blind casting because I don’t think it’s helpful to put brown skin in the show without putting brown people in the show,” Page told The Guardian in 2020 about Netflix’s decision to cast Bridgerton with a racially diverse cast. “This show is a glamorous, ambitious Cinderella fantasy of love and romance – I don’t know why you wouldn’t invite everyone to come and play in it, especially since we’re serving a global audience on Netflix.
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