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As disappointing as it was to lose the Duke in “Bridgerton” season 2, it was likely going to play out that way no matter what. Page’s role was originally pitched as a one-season arc, and though the door was open for him to return in a smaller capacity — as Dynevor did in the second season — Page felt that his story had come to its natural conclusion.
“Rightfully, he said, ‘I signed up to do this one lovely story, this closed-ended storyline. I’m good!'” Rhimes recalled. “And I don’t blame him for that. I think that he was really smart to leave the perfection as the perfection.”
Should the streaming gods continue to smile on “Bridgerton,” the Netflix series will run for eight seasons — “maybe more,” if Rhimes has anything to say about it. Even with endless potential for the show though, Rhimes still doesn’t see Page returning. “He’s an enormous star now,” Rhimes said. And in hindsight, it makes the idea of him remaining on “Bridgerton” a little silly to the producer. “The idea that we would write Regé to stand around in the background doesn’t make any sense at all to me. ‘What would he do?’ is what I like to say.”
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