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Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan) and Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton), the two characters of "Bridgerton" season three, will be in the spotlight, bringing their long-awaited romance to the forefront. However, one main character from season one, Phoebe Dynevor, was not returning to watch it all happen: Daphne Bridgerton, the family's eldest sister, will not be back for season one. In a Sundance Film Festival interview, Dynevor revealed the news on Jan. 28. Dynevor wrote, "I'm] not in Season 3." "Potentially in the future." But season 3, I'm just excited to watch as a viewer."

"Bridgerton" on Netflix is packed with all the drama you could ever want. The cast, including Jonathan Bailey, Simone Ashley, Charithra Chandran, Phoebe Dynevor, Nicola Coughlan, Claudia Jessie, Matthew Newton, Ruby Barker, and many others, are embroiled in everything from ill-fated love stories and broken marriages to long-running family feuds and financial troubles, but in real life, they's evidently enjoy their time together. Whether they're Bridgertons, Featheringtons, or somewhere in between, it doesn't appear that it matters off screen because they're like one big family. We're curious what Lady Whistledown would write about their behind-the-scenes shenanigans. Check out some of the group's best shots together as we digest all that goes down in season two and await further details about the forthcoming third season.

Simone Ashley is no stranger to playing a romantic lead. Any "Bridgerton" fan knows Kate Sharma in series 2 and her will-they-won't-they plot line with Anthony Bridgerton (played by Jonathan Bailey) was one of the finest ever. Though Ashley is the perfect match for a good old British rom-com, she hasn't been given the opportunity to film the coveted rom-com role. . .. Until now. Sort of. The fashion magazine produced "One Day with Simone Ashley" to accompany her British Vogue cover. However, this isn't just any old day. Rather, the actor recreates scenes from some of the most well-known, most adored, rom-coms of recent years.

Although Idina Menzel says she's keen to help Cynthia Erivo prepare to appear in "Wicked" she feels the actor is already well prepared to take on the role. "I've congratulated her, but she's kind of begged her to be a part of it and be present," she says in Entertainment Weekly. "I begged her ear if she wants me to and allow her a space because she doesn't need mine assistance."

The "Wicked" film is actually happening after more than a decade of attempts. Director Jon M. Chu (who produced "Crazy Rich Asians" and "In the Heights") announced that Ariana Grande would play Glinda the Good Witch and Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba, the Wicked Witch of the West. And now, we know who will be the story's biggest love interest, Fiyero: "Bridgerton" heartthrob and Olivier Award winner Jonathan Bailey. Chu announced Bailey's casting on Twitter on September 21. "They're ok, they're fantastic." They'd be a natural team. Chu wrote, "born to be forever." "I am too excited to pretend that this hasn't happened." We have a Fiyero!!!! "JonathanBailey. #Wicked." Bailey's rep did not respond immediately to POPSUGAR's request for clarification.

On Sunday, Bridgerton's Nicola Coughlan paid her own tribute to Her Majesty the Queen by wearing black to attend London Fashion Week's Christopher Kane exhibition. In a chic dress with a plunging sweetheart neckline and diamanté detailing, the actress, 34, looked stunning. As she posed up a storm before taking her place at the Camden Roundhouse show, Nicola's crew clung to every inch of her magnificent figure.

Fellow Travelers, a showtime miniseries starring Jonathan Bailey and Matt Bomer as the romantic leads, is already bringing the heat. Bailey, 34, and Bomer, 44, were photographed showcasing their slim physiques after exchanging a sweet smooch in the sea while filming a scene for the film in Canada. In the LGBTQ romance-thriller based on Thomas Mallon's book of the same name, the actors will play on-screen lovers.

The National Television Awards have been rescheduled in reaction to Queen Elizabeth II's death on September 8, aged 96. Her death was announced at 6.30 p.m., and a Buckingham Palace spokeswoman said: 'The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon.' The King and The Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow. As the world mourns his mother, Britain's longest-reigning monarch, Charles, the former Prince of Wales, is now King Charles III.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield of This Morning have been ruthlessly snubbed in nominations for the forthcoming 27th National Television Awards. Although the daytime double-act have been given the cold shoulder by the program's producers, Alison Hammond, 47, 47, one of the programme's Friday presenters, has been given a nod. For the Daytime Award, she will face Ant and Dec, both 46, who have been shortlisted for the 21st year in a row, while the ITV show itself will compete against The Chase, The Repair Shop, and Loose Women.

Following its second season earlier this year, the 2022 TV Choice Awards' shortlist has been revealed, with Bridgerton leading the pack with three nods. In the Best Drama Series category, Outlander and Death In Paradise have been included, while This Is Going To Hurt's Ben Whishaw and Killing Eve's Jodie Comer were honoured respectively. Jo Brand is also confirmed that he would host this year's ceremony, which will be held in person for the first time since the Covid pandemic.

We had better news to hear: "Bridgerton" season 3 filming is officially underway, so Lady Whistledown had better be on standby. On July 20, Netflix unveiled a teaser video starring Nicola Coughlan, Jonathan Bailey, Adjoa Andoh, and Luke Newton. Everyone in the video holds two fingers and then adds a third to indicate that they have moved from season two to three. Newton, a Colin, opens the door to reveal Coughlan, who plays Penelope, as she announces the good news we've all been waiting for, with Newton announcing, "Let's Go."

Jonathan Bailey and Matt Bomer are due to play mystery lovers in a recent period drama, and we're already swooning over the prospect. The handsome actors have appeared in the Showtime limited series "Fellow Travellers," set in Washington, D.C. in the twentieth century and based on Thomas Mallon's book of the same name. Tim Laughlin, a young Fordham University undergraduate who has pledged to his religious convictions, will be portrayed by Bailey, while Bomer will play Hawkins Fuller, a charismatic State Department official who avoids social contact until meeting Tim. Allison Williams, a "Girl" alumni, is also scheduled to appear as Lucy Smith, the daughter of a senator and a longtime Hawkins friend.

This week, it's the talk of the ton: Penelope Featherington and Colin Bridgerton's love story will be told on "Bridgerton" season three. The actors, Phoebe Dynevor and Regé-Jean Page, and Simone Ashley and Jonathan Bailey, playing Kate Sharma and Anthony Bridgerton, have big shoes to fill as the third pair of the Regency-era romance hits the stage. We're sure they're more than capable of filling 'em' due to their close friendship over the years. Ever since being on stage three years ago, Coughlan and Newton have wowed followers with countless selfies on social media, many of which include the word Polin (a blend of Penelope and Colin). As the cameras stop rolling, it's clear that they deeply care about their characters and relish a genuine offscreen relationship.

The whirlwind world of film and television has sprung back to life after two years of production delays due to pandemic disruptions. And with it comes a slew of British male actors from new-generation classics and indie adaptations that are likely to take over our screens. Thanks to shows like "Bridgeton," "Snowfall," "Talking With Friends," and the ever-expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe, you don't have to scroll far in order to see the very best of their acting talent on display. A new roster of up-and-coming actors, including South London darling Damson Idris and recently minted heartthrobs Jonathan Bailey and Mohammed Hardy follows in the footsteps of actor Robert Pattinson, John Boyega, and Tom Hardy. On the silver screen, theatre stage, and streaming services, we've compiled a list of the 19 rising British stars to watch out for. Keep reading to find out more about the up-and-coming stars who are expected to make their big breakthroughs in 2022.

Since its return to the screens this month, "Bridgerton" has been on everyone's lips. Julia Quinn's Netflix adaptation has held its place in the cultural zeitgeist, from its record-breaking viewing figures to analysis of Anthony's (Jonathan Bailey) swoon-worthy antics. However, one of the most controversial topics of discussion has been Kate and Edwina, played by British-Asian actress Simone Ashley and Charithra Chandran. The authors have updated these characters' stories to reflect their ethnic roots and provide nuance, without ever referring to their race as a defining character trait. Making updates from the books is nothing new for the Netflix show, nor is it possible to have people of color appear in roles that were not written as white characters. Despite being lacking in the style, Ashley and Chandran's casting seems much less colorblind as South Asian representation, which brings us right back to the Regency period with a smear. In fact, I would go so far as to say that "Bridgerton" and Bollywood are a match made in heaven.

When it debuted on Netflix on Christmas Day 2020, the Regency-era romance saga "Bridgerton" took off immediately. No one will be able to shake "Bridgerton" fever with its grand galas and gruesome sex scenes. It was the dazzling costumes, with their romantic silhouettes and ornate accessories that stole the show for fashion enthusiasts in particular.

It's now officially "Bridgerton" time, thanks to the second season's debut on March 25. Of course, three things are involved: we now have new sex scenes, a slew of Lady Whistledown romance, and new Regency-era pickup lines. Remember that the Daphne (Phoebe Dynevor) and Simon romance tale on Season One (Regé-Jean Page). "I burn for you" (which is basically an 1800s-style sext) and "From the mornings you awakened, to the evenings you sleep, to your dreams, my thoughts of you never end. "I am yours." To be honest, I didn't think the lines could be topped. However, season two may have been even more difficult with the romantic quotes and metaphors, as it turns out.

Yes, it's true: there are fewer sex scenes in season two of "Bridgerton" than in the first season. However, Anthony Bridgerton and Kate Sharma's emulation and chemistry, the dramatic gazes, sharp-edged banter, and pure yearning between Anthony Bridgerton and Kate Sharma do more than make up for it. Whether explicit sexy or not, a satisfying, believable romance only works when the anticipation builds up just right. Although "Bridgerton" gained a following for its abridged romance, it was still effective because it prioritised chemistry. We sincerely believed, while enjoying season one, that Simon Basset and Daphne Bridgerton wanted to jump each other's bones. Now, we have no doubt that Kate and Anthony share a magnetizing attraction — that they can't pull away even though they should. The fact that season two only had two explicit sex scenes didn't make it any less sexy. Anthony and Kate's intense chemistry made some people even sexier, and the majority of Hollywood should take note of why. There are few things as uncomfortable as seeing allegedly romantic scenes starring people who seem to only want to be in the same room. Since the demise of the rom-com genre, television reports often encourage us to believe chemistry is there just for the sake of telling us it is. However, those romances never live up to expectations. Take the much-anticipated (but meh) "Marry Me" which skipped the mark in the same way that so many Hollywood rom-coms have in the last decade: casting the most popular names possible and giving the all-important chemistry test a shrug. Or consider the emotional void that is most "romantic" subplots in big-brand franchises (hello and goodbye, Marvel's "first sex scene" in "Eternals"). No matter how artistic the camera angles, hot people walking around in each other's general direction or rolling about does not make a marriage proposal.

Everyone's favourite steamy historical series is back! Fans are captivated by the continuing love lives of the Bridgerton family once more on Netflix on March 25. Anthony Bridgerton (Jonathan Bailey), who is on the lookout for a woman worthy of the position of viscountess, is in the spotlight of the show's new season. Anthony Bridgerton is both charming and incredibly handsome on the program, which has certainly piqued the curiosity of many faithful followers to ask about Jonathan Bailey's intimate matches, as well as whether the "Bridgerton" actor is dating anyone. Here's all we know about Jonathan Bailey's dating life!

If Regé-Jean Page's (Simon Basset) complete absence and Phoebe Dynevor's (Daphne Bridgerton) lack of screen time in "Bridgerton" season two is any indication of what Jonathan Bailey (Anthony Bridgerton) and Simone Ashley (Kate Sharma) will miss, it's best to avoid becoming attached to the onscreen couple. Many that are well versed in the "Bridgerton" universe and anthology book series know that each book — and, in turn, each season — follows a different Bridgerton sibling's love story. As a result, it's likely that the main characters from the previous season's seasons will have a backseat in subsequent seasons. Daphne and Simon Basset, Duke of Hastings, exhibit A. However, fans are curious what will be Anthony and Kate's love tale in season three. Will they move into Aubrey Hall?Will they welcome a child of their own? Here's a look at what we, Bailey, and Ashley, so far.