Bridgerton filming causes complaints from Hertfordshire villagers over smoke and crews
Residents in North Mymms have complained to police after television crews filming the Netflix drama Bridgerton generated artificial smoke and disruption.
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Filming for the television series Bridgerton at a country mansion has prompted complaints from residents in Hertfordshire, the Daily Mail reported. Police were called to the scene after villagers noticed a substantial volume of artificial smoke coming from the property. [1]
The production takes place at North Mymms Park, an Elizabethan mansion in a parish with fewer than 9,000 residents, according to the Daily Mail. The location has hosted scenes for the character of the Duke of Hastings, as well as productions such as The Crown, Ludwig, Wonka, and the HBO series War. [1]
North Mymms Park is a Grade I listed building. In the United Kingdom, a listed building is a structure recognized for architectural or historical interest that receives special statutory protection. [1][2]
The Netflix period drama Bridgerton first premiered in December 2020 and became one of the streaming platform's most watched English language series. The production continues to film new material at the site despite local frustration over camera crews and smoke. [1][5]
In short
- Police were called over artificial smoke produced during filming for Bridgerton.
- Filming took place at North Mymms Park, an Elizabethan mansion in Hertfordshire.
- North Mymms parish has a population of less than 9,000 residents.
- North Mymms Park is a Grade I listed building.
Sources
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- [1]Bridgerton is ruining our village: Filming for hit Netflix show sparks calls to police over 'artificial smoke' from Grade I-listed mansion and complaints over 'nuisance' camera crewsDaily Mail, 1h ago (the report this story comes from)
Background
- [2]Listed building on Wikipedia
- [3]List of stock characters on Wikipedia
- [4]Alag Alag on Wikipedia
- [5]Bridgerton on Grokipedia
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