After almost a month of waiting, fans of The Bridgertons They are in luck. Today, June 13, the second part of the third season of the series premieres on Netflix. It was last May 16 when the vast majority of fiction fans enjoyed the first four episodes of this season, where we were able to see the fiery love story between Colin Bridgerton and Penelope Featherington.
The first part of the third installment was marked by the long-awaited declaration of love in the middle of The Bridgertons to her neighbor and great friend, Penelope Featherington, who during this season starred in an unprecedented metamorphosis, leaving British high society completely dazzled.
Nicola Coughlan and Luke Newton
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Now, the couple, with future wedding plans, must face a major obstacle: Penelope’s secret identity as Lady Whistledown, London’s most famous writer who entertains British high society with her numerous gossips. And although the vast majority are looking forward to knowing the outcome of this love story, many are already thinking about the fourth season of the series, which is already confirmed by Netflix.
The creators of the series decided to follow the order of Julia Quinn’s novels in the first two seasons. However, the story took a radical turn when they decided to skip the third book and adapt the fourth novel, Seducing Mr. Bridgerton.
Luke Newton, the heartthrob of the season.
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The main character of the third novel is Benedict Bridgerton, so many fans assure that the protagonist of the fourth season will be the character played by Luke Thompson. Information that at the moment has not been confirmed either by the series team or by Netflix. But it seems that the latest statements from Luke Newton, actor who plays Colin Bridgerton, suggest that the story of Benedict and Sophie is now a reality.
Luke Newton’s slip
In a recent interview for L’Beaute Hommethe actor of The Bridgertons He was asked about the character he would have liked to play if he had never played Colin Bridgerton. ”I can’t see myself as any other character,” he began by saying.
However, the interpreter qualified his words and assured the following: ”I love Benedict’s plot this season, it is very free and I think it is a pleasant place to be. He is a free spirit and a rebel. I’m looking forward to seeing his story in the next season.” Newton neither confirms nor denies this information, but he leaves what seems like an open secret in the air.
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