this is the hall where _ miss featherington. this is the hall where they _ miss featherington.d their ballroom scenes and it was amazing. so they... they hung these beautiful blue curtains and they made sure they matched the colours, blue and gold, to the colours, blue and gold, to the grimsthorpe colours, so we're blue and gold. so this floor, you can see, is stone and marble and because they wanted to bring in 200, you know, dancers, film crews, as you can imagine, that's heavy trolleys, lots of cameras, lots of lights. so they built a fake floor. it was the first night, they filmed coming out of the carriage and they came in the doors and you could just see their faces change. they were sort of... were acting, came in, looked around, stopped and were like, whoa. and they said it was amazing and it was one of the most beautiful properties they've actually filmed in. so that was nice to hear. i'm really hoping it's going to bring more visitors to grimsthorpe, more visitors to lincolnshire and a slightly different demographic as well, maybe like a younger audience that don't no

. ♪ >> gentlemen, i believe you know miss featherington >> how delightful to see you all. you seem discomposed. >> no. i don't think so. i'm quite well, my lord. [ nervous laughter ] ahem. whoo. >> seth: please welcome to the show nicola coughlan, everybody. [ screams and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: hey, nicola. >> hi. >> seth: they're very excited you're here. >> how very nice! >> seth: they're very excited you're here. [ screams and applause ] yep, they are. >> i'm not beyoncÉ. calm down. [ laughter ] too much. >> seth: now, in their defense, i told them you were beyoncÉ, so that's on me. [ cheers ] >> i'm so sorry. >> seth: this -- i do want to get to "bridgerton." >> yes. >> seth: but i also want to get to the fact that you -- i thought -- i knew i had heard you're an "snl" fan. >> yes. >> seth: i'm like, "oh, that will be so cool. you get to come to 30 rock." >> yeah. >> seth: you know, i'll show you 8h. you've been there, and you actually did the tour. >> oh, i paid to come here. >> seth: okay. >> yes, i was very excited, and i loved it, and i paid. and it was when "derr

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. >> you look especially beautiful tonight, miss featherington . tonight, miss featherington. >> youwant ? want? >> do you believe the best foundation for love is friendship ? friendship? >> it is rare, but you must follow your heart . follow your heart. >> looks amazing. well, the netflix series bridgerton, of course. it's paid homage to many of the traditions, the behaviours that were adhered to the 19th century, the courtship , the 19th century, the courtship, the 19th century, the courtship, the marriage, the high society. but how much these traditions have carried on into modern day times ? good question. well, times? good question. well, joining me to discuss this is the etiquette and manners expert, laura windsor. laura, thank you very much indeed. great to see you in the studio. i watched the first season of british. i mean, it was amazing. i've got a bit of catching up to do, but, talk me through your your thoughts on this. this is all about sort of, you know, latin high society . latin high society. >> that's right. you forgot about the scandal. there was a lot of scandal i

third season will be about another brother, colin bridgerton, and his childhood friend, penelope, featheringtont the end of last season, the girl heard him mockingly say in a conversation with friends that he would never court her. now penelope intends to suppress her feelings for bridgerton and find another husband, and colin undertakes to help her with this. it is expected that this season the heroine will become more merciless in her descriptions of social life. life at court, because it is penelope, under the pseudonym lady whistledown , who writes a popular gossip column about romances in secret from her loved ones. aristocrats is such a prototype of the scandalous anonymous telegram channel. the success of the series lies in the ability to tell a story that happened two hundred years ago in a modern language and connect it with today. the authors are not afraid to add signs of the present time to it. for example, instrumental covers of fashion hits by ariana grande, billie eilish and taylor swift are played at the balls. the series itself changes fashion. after release bridgerton has seen

>> that, your majesty, is miss penelope featherington. this is her first season out.hould i grace them with anything? >> there is some anxiety because you have not yet selected. >> george: that is how you talk to a queen. the costumes are so elaborate. what is the process like? >> look at my head, george. [ laughter ] look at lady danbury's hair. i am a mission. every hair and makeup artist looks to me and their heart sinks. i'm in makeup for about three hours in the morning before we even talk about the costume. >> three hours? >> they have to do -- it's quite a technical thing. they have to do a 360 degree wig. i have said most of the time i want my hair up because lady danbury is a watcher and strategizer. hair needs to be off the face. you have to have a wig that you can sell on screen. it looks like it's come out of my head. >> robin: it does look like that, now that you mentioned it. i like this as well. >> i like this, yeah. >> robin: claudia, you and the fabulous actress who plays penelopen real life you are real close. but your characters are a little bit at

you look especially beautiful tonight, miss featherington.y period. it is fantastic, there is a lot of hard work done by the department to make it very easy for us as actors just to play. it very easy for us as actors 'ust to -la . ~ ., ., , it very easy for us as actors 'ust to play. what does it feel like when ou walk to play. what does it feel like when you walk in — to play. what does it feel like when you walk in and _ to play. what does it feel like when you walk in and it _ to play. what does it feel like when you walk in and it is _ to play. what does it feel like when you walk in and it isjust _ to play. what does it feel like when you walk in and it isjust so - you walk in and it is just so detailed and accurate? it is detailed and accurate? it is breathtaking. _ detailed and accurate? it is breathtaking. there - detailed and accurate? it is breathtaking. there is - detailed and accurate? it 3 breathtaking. there is so much, the textures are so rich, down to the feeling of your clouds. for our characters, will and alice mondrich, wh