Drama

'Victoria' Could Have a Long Reign on the Small Screen

Lacy Baugher Milas

02 Nov 2016 — 2 min read

Queen Victoria (Jenna Coleman). © ITV

It looks like Queen Victoria’s small-screen counterpart could end up having quite a healthy reign on the airwaves.

Star Jenna Coleman has revealed that there are long-term plans in the works to keep her new period drama Victoria going well into the future. Honestly? This news isn’t surprising and is what many of us who follow such things have been predicting for ages. The real Queen Victoria ruled England for sixty-three years, had nine children, lost her husband and built an empire.

The period drama launched on U.K. network ITV in August 2016, and officially premiered on PBS’ Masterpiece in the U.S. in January, 2017.

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