"Everything is to play for, as Lady Danbury would say."
The second season of Bridgerton may only have been on Netflix a week, but with many fans having already binged the new episodes, thoughts are turning to season 3.
Well, at the Radio Times Covers Party, RadioTimes.com spoke with Lady Danbury actor Adjoa Andoh, and she gave a few hints about where the scandalous series might go next.
Andoh explained: "All I can tell you about season 3 is, you know, we have the spine of the books, which then Shondaland puts through the Shondaverse as I call it, and then it becomes a different thing.
"So I know that we have more Bridgerton babies to be married off, we have more possible intrigue around Whistledown, no doubt Lady Danbury - I know Lady Danbury and the Queen will be deep in their machinations yet again, and there'll be sort of more of the same.
"But I think with every season they try to change the spin on it slightly. And so there'll be a new spin, we've got a new showrunner. And so I think everything is to play for, as Lady Danbury would say."
Exactly what that new spin will be is yet to be seen, but one thing that is confirmed is that the next season of Bridgerton will be helmed by new showrunner Jess Brownell, after creator Chris Van Dusen stepped down from the post.
Van Dusen recently explained that he felt it was "time for [him] to move on", even thought the show "will always have a special place in [his] heart".
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Additional reporting by Abby Robinson.
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James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.
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