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Anyone watching?
It’s like an early 1800s Gossip Girl and a bit like Reign in that the soundtrack is contemporary music played symphony style. But the best part is the diverse cast with several black leads played in a colorblind world. |
| I hope we will find out who Lady Whistledown is. It could be the independent outspoken sister but that seems to obvious. |
| Read the books and I love this interpretation. Especially the color blind casting. |
If one book is a season, you have several go before you find out |
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Love the diversity of the cast, too!
I read that Julian Fellows (Downton, Belgravia) defends only casting white people. This shows that a diverse cast in a period piece works! |
| I'm loving it!! watched a couple of episodes and was still thinking about it when I was putting the ham in the oven lol |
| I am watching! After I saw the trailer I read the first book; it seems like the show is incorporating things from later books, which is great. I could pick other romances I'd rather see adapted, but maybe they had enough going on without a complicated plot. I love the cast, set, and music. |
| I’m enjoying it but I like many period pieces. |
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It reminds of Drive Me Crazy.
I wish they would have cast a better Daphne. She’s too plain. I love seeing Nicola from Derry Girls! |
You can tell it’s Julie Andreas’ voice. |
| They should have cast a hot actor for the prince and gone with a Twilight or Vampire Diaries love triangle. The Duke is smoking hot. |
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So pretty. Great Covid content.
Are the books good? |
| I live the books and I am glad they are staying close to them. I hope they have a 2nd one. They only character that I think is off is Colin. |
| I don’t care what the books say: the whole “I can’t marry because I need to stick it to my dead father” plot line is stupid. |
| *love* the books |