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Ex-Bridgerton star in talks to return to Netflix TV show for series three

REGE-JEAN PAGE is in talks to return to Bridgerton as the Duke of Hastings after bowing out following the hugely popular debut series.

The actor was a runaway hit with millions of fans as the aristocratic lothario who seduced Daphne Bridgerton, played by Phoebe Dynevor, in the Netflix Regency romp.

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Rege-Jean Page is in talks to return to Bridgerton as the Duke of Hastings

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A source said recently there has been a dialogue between Rege-Jean and the show’s bosses

And sources say he may be back on screen for series three, which will focus on the love life of secret writer Penelope Featherington.

One said: “Rege-Jean was always very open about his intention to quit the show after the first season and to move on to other projects.

“But recently there has been a dialogue between him and the show’s bosses.

“Nothing has been formally agreed yet, but watch this space.”

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Rege-Jean’s departure ahead of series two prompted a flurry of speculation he was soon to take on the role of another lothario – James Bond.

He has been the bookies’ favourite to replace Daniel Craig since January.

However, this week saw him toppled from the top spot by Idris Elba.

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The source added: “Things are very up in the air at the moment, but this will be an exciting year for Rege, without a doubt.”

We can’t wait to see him back on screen.

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Rege-Jean has been the bookies’ favourite to replace Daniel Craig as James Bond since January
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