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11 Shows to Watch Starring ‘The Other Bennet Sister’ Cast
Looking for a new series to watch this weekend? Here are all the period dramas (and a couple of fantasy ones) starring the cast of 'The Other Bennet Sister.'
George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham, and his love affair with James I/VI
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Looking for a new series to watch this weekend? Here are all the period dramas (and a couple of fantasy ones) starring the cast of 'The Other Bennet Sister.'
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The first part of Bridgerton Season 3 has only been out for a little over a week, but with only four episodes in the initial batch, we know you're looking for more romance and spectacle to fill your days until the back half of the season premieres in
Starz
Mary & George, initially commissioned by AMC Networks in conjunction with Sky, but airing/streaming on Starz, isn’t your typical historical drama. The F-bombs and C-bombs fly like confetti, and there are bare bottoms galore. If you enjoyed films like The Favourite or shows like Starz’s
Starz
Starz has set a premiere date for its scandalous new period drama Mary & George, which aims to tell the story of the audacious Mary Villiers, Countess of Buckingham, a cunning and powerful woman who used her devastatingly handsome son to seduce the King of England and, in doing so,
Starz
Period drama Mary & George was originally announced as an AMC+ series, but the Villiers family has apparently moved house entirely prior to its arrival. The show will now air on Starz in the U.S. (it'll remain a Sky Original in the U.K.), a shift that
AMC/AMC+
Given how much of our popular media focuses on the reign of England's Queen Elizabeth I, it's nice to finally see a story about what happened next. After all, her chosen heir, James I, was the first monarch to rule over a united England, Ireland, and
AMC/AMC+
It's always been a bit surprising that period drama landscape has generally been so uninterested in telling stories of the Jacobean era. Maybe anything that followed Queen Elizabeth I was destined to seem lesser by comparison, but there is a surprising lack of content set during this period,
AMC/AMC+
Although we have been gifted with several fantastic period dramas over the past few years (Bridgerton, The Spanish Princess, Becoming Elizabeth, Sanditon, Belgravia) for some reason, most of them tend to say firmly planted in one of a handful of time periods. Tudor England is always popular, with its misogynist