Whether or not there is an Outrageous Season 2 is down to BritBox Head of Programming Jon Farrar. “We want to look at how the audience responds,” he told DECIDER. “Viewing data is gonna be a massive ...

Bessie Carter says the boys in Bridgerton have common denominators. The actress, 31, who is currently starring in Outrageous on Britbox, shares her thoughts on the swoonworthy brothers in the hit ...

BritBox's Outrageous debuts new episodes weekly and ahead of July 9's brand new installment, we have an exclusive clip from the episode! The show follows the famous Mitford sisters in 1930s England.

BritBox has yet to reveal whether or not they’re making Outrageous Season 2, but Head of Programming Jon Farrar indicated to DECIDER last month that he wants to make the decision sooner rather ...

Created by writer Sarah Williams (“Flesh and Blood”), “Outrageous” was adapted from “The Mitford Girls,” the 2001 book by the prolific biographer Mary S. Lovell.

Photo: BritBox The first season of Outrageous opens in 1931. Diana is married to the rich and handsome Bryan Guinness (Calam Lynch), but indicates to Nancy that she yearns for something more.

Nonetheless, "Outrageous" is catnip for those who love period films and strong female characters. The standout is Carter's Nancy, whose delightfully astringent voice narrates much of the episodes ...

Outrageous BritBox Don't pretend you're above a little drama. Outrageous, which just dropped on BritBox this past June, is already turning heads, and not just because it's dripping in 1930s glamour.

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“Outrageous,” now streaming on BritBox, is catnip for those who love period films and strong female characters, writes Moira Macdonald.

Outrageous, Wednesdays at 8/7c, BritBox This article first appeared on TV Insider and was syndicated with permission.

The BritBox Original series "Outrageous" is based on the true story of the Mitford sisters who played by their own rules – with sometimes devastating consequences. Set against the gathering ...