More larger-than-life characters will be joining the fray in season 2 and making life even more complicated for Alex Hassell's Rivals lead Rupert Campbell Black.
More guest stars announced include Maxim Ays, Holly Cattle, Oliver Dench, Amanda Lawrence, Bobby Lockwood, Eliot Salt, and Jonny Weldon.
The show, based on the Rutshire Chronicles by Jilly Cooper, follows a fierce competition for an independent television franchise - with larger-than-life characters at every turn.
Collins also said that the show was faced with "snobbery" when he first pitched it.
Lee Mason, Executive Director of Scripted Originals, EMEA Disney+, added in a statement: “Rivals is a landmark series for Disney+, quickly becoming one of our most beloved British UK Orginal dramas. I'm delighted to welcome Hayley and Rupert to our extraordinary family of actors. They are a perfect match for the world of Rutshire, so lovingly created by Dame Jilly and the team at Happy Prince.”
Cast members David Tennant, Alex Hassell, Aidan Turner, Nafessa Williams, Bella Maclean, Katherine Parkinson and Danny Dyer are all confirmed to be reprising their roles.
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