Updates from Dick Turpin and Bridgerton this week! Enjoy and keep sending in your submissions.
Check out the season three Bridgerton trailer below. It premieres next month – if you find costumes, props, etc, please send them in.
In addition, there are a couple other costume dramas that have flown under my radar. There is Manhunt on Apple TV +, which I skimmed through quickly. It did not seem to have any extraordinary costumes. It’s very dark…as in…hard to see, not dark content wise. Though content wise it’s also dark, so, I dunno. Anyway, if anyone finds anything, send it in.
Franklin, also on Apple TV + I also skimmed through, and didn’t see any reused costumes, even in crowd scenes, which is unusual for me. But hey! I guess it means they made a lot of the costumes, or I am just really falling behind in my unusual skillset. Let me know!
Then there is Shardlake, which Wikipedia says will be on Disney+, but the trailer says will be on Hulu, which makes more sense, as the dissolution of the monasteries doesn’t scream family friendly.
Updates from Dick Turpin and Bridgerton this week! Enjoy and keep sending in your submissions.
Check out the season three Bridgerton trailer below. It premieres next month – if you find costumes, props, etc, please send them in.
In addition, there are a couple other costume dramas that have flown under my radar. There is Manhunt on Apple TV +, which I skimmed through quickly. It did not seem to have any extraordinary costumes. It’s very dark…as in…hard to see, not dark content wise. Though content wise it’s also dark, so, I dunno. Anyway, if anyone finds anything, send it in.
Franklin, also on Apple TV + I also skimmed through, and didn’t see any reused costumes, even in crowd scenes, which is unusual for me. But hey! I guess it means they made a lot of the costumes, or I am just really falling behind in my unusual skillset. Let me know!
Then there is Shardlake, which Wikipedia says will be on Disney+, but the trailer says will be on Hulu, which makes more sense, as the dissolution of the monasteries doesn’t scream family friendly.
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