More Stunning Photos From ‘Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story’
Let’s pull back the curtain a little more on what’s in store for our young queen and her royal court.
With four short weeks until the release of Shondaland’s Bridgerton spin-off series, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, on Netflix on May 4, we’ve been given a delectable, decadent look at what’s to come in the tale of young Queen Charlotte and King George. But if the full-length trailer and the gobs of gorgeous photos just haven’t been enough for you — well, you’re in luck!
Here, we bring you even more photos from episodes of Queen Charlotte, all of which continue to pull back the curtain bit by bit for what’s in store for the royal court.
Reynolds and the young Brimsley, played by Freddie Dennis and Sam Clemmett, respectively, are dedicated to their respective employers, the king and queen of England, which leads to a budding bond between the young men as they navigate court life.
Lord Danbury and the young Lady Danbury, played by Cyril Nri and Arsema Thomas, secure their positions alongside Queen Charlotte with cunning and charm — but remember, nothing comes easily in the ton.“We’re all playing women in a period of British history where women were passed on from their families to their husband to become their property with no agency and no power,” Adjoa Andoh said of playing her character, Lady Agatha Danbury, in the Bridgerton series, “and we are finding ways to claw it back in strategic and subtle ways to get the outcomes we want without getting any of the pushback for doing what we’re doing.” Lady Danbury is as wise as she is wealthy, and we’ll surely see more of her maneuverings as we dive deeper into her history in the Queen Charlotte series.
Bridgerton fans have surely noticed the deep connection between Brimsley (Hugh Sachs) and Queen Charlotte (Golda Rosheuvel), considering he’s been by her side since her first days in the royal English court. In Queen Charlotte, expect to see the layers of their relationship mined even further.
The young King George (Corey Mylchreest) and the young Queen Charlotte (India Amarteifio) don’t know much about each other at first, but they know that there’s a strong attraction, one that builds into so much more for not just themselves but also for an entire nation.
India Amarteifio’s Queen Charlotte is a smart young woman, but joining the English royal family is her toughest assignment yet. As Amarteifio recently told Shondaland, “A challenging aspect of this show has been building the stamina, skill-wise. I’m in scenes pretty much every day, so just being able to come in, do the work, and then not let it have weight on you for the next two or three days is hard.”
