Bridgerton isn't a romance, it's a workplace drama - Shonda Rhimes
Summary
Shonda Rhimes, the creator of the TV series "Bridgerton," describes the show as a workplace drama rather than a romance. Rhimes was awarded the inaugural Edinburgh fellowship at the TV festival for her contributions to television. She sees the power dynamics of marriage in the show as similar to a workplace, providing drama and intrigue.Key Facts
- Shonda Rhimes based "Bridgerton" on the book "The Duke and I" by Julia Quinn.
- Rhimes views the series as a workplace drama focused on marriage dynamics in regency England.
- She was honored at the Edinburgh TV festival with the inaugural Edinburgh fellowship.
- Rhimes initially pursued film school due to the challenge, after considering law school.
- Her production company, Shondaland, is influential, with offices in multiple major cities.
- "Grey's Anatomy," another Rhimes creation, has been immensely successful, reaching its 22nd season.
- "Bridgerton" gained popularity globally, with themed events and merchandise.
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