Yerin Ha marks a first for the series though, with her character Sophie Baek being the show's first East Asian lead and opening the doors on another level of joyous representation.
When asked about her hopes for the future of diversity and representation within TV and film, Andoh told RadioTimes.com for Pass the Mic: “We live in the world, don’t we? And it’s lovely to have the world be able to watch themselves on screen.
"To have the range and the multiplicities of the stories, you will have stories that may focus on one demographic more and then another demographic but to have all the stories at a variety of times, it’s great."
Since season 1 premiered all the way back in 2020, the period drama has spawned a loyal legion of fans who are dedicated to the stories, its characters and often female-led storytelling.
"When I stay with family in Ghana, people will charge across the street to me, excited about a costume drama set in Regency England. They identify with it in a different way."
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However, as a show that has consciously cast a lot of its central characters as people from the global majority, it has come under fire from some critics.
"And the reason is because if you decide to believe the good things that are written about you, you also are obligated to believe the bad things that are written about you.
"So I've decided that none of it matters. It's really important to stay out of that. How people react and take in the show is none of my business."
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