Like Regé-Jean Page, Phoebe Dynevor said goodbye to Bridgerton

A single season of eight episodes was not enough to please the fans of Bridgerton. So much so that Shonda Rhimes and her production team confirmed, immediately, that the series would be renewed on Netflix not only for a second season, but that the third and fourth would also come with Luke Thompson and Luke Newton as respective protagonists.

However, in this second edition that began its filming and has now been interrupted by a case of coronavirus, Bridgerton will star Jonathan Bailey, who plays Anthony. It is for this same reason that Phoebe Dynevor and Regé-Jean Page, the principals of the first part, were left aside and, in fact, he confirmed his departure from the series a few months ago.

Breaking the hearts of thousands of fans, Regé made it clear through social media that she would no longer be part of the fiction based on Julia Quinn’s books. However, more than once, it was emphasized that the one who would be present would be Phoebe Dynevor in order for her character to be the one to help her brother, Anthony, find love in the strip.

But now, it seems that the situation has changed because Dynevor has probably said goodbye to the fiction that catapulted her to international fame. As confirmed by Deadline, the actress found her next big job debuting on the big screen as will be the brand new protagonist of I Heart Murder, a new Sony Pictures film directed by Matt Spicer.

And although the plot is currently being kept under wraps, Deadline’s post mentions that the film will be a female-driven thriller, thus showing a radical change of record for the star of Bridgerton. Although, it should be noted, for the tranquility of his fans, the recordings of this new project would not coincide with those of the Netflix series, so his participation would not be at risk.