Councillors Repudiate Bridgerton Movie Set In Windsor Park Netflix's Highest-Streamed Show.

Councilors have refused permission to build a film set in Windsor for hit Netflix collection bridgerton. Producers for the duration drama had wanted to build a hard and fast on crown estate land in Sunninghill park to use over a five-12 months duration.

Bridgerton is Netflix's highest-streamed show. Regardless of royal approval, the royal borough of Windsor and the maidenhead council rejected it as "irrelevant development of the inexperienced belt".

The set would have visible scaffolding with frontages used to create a London regency square and might have been used for filming over 5 summers.

A car park and other temporary structures for cloth cabinet and eating would also be installed, the meeting changed into informed on Wednesday. The council's making plans officials advocated refusal for the set, close to a historic wooded area, pronouncing it would purpose "harm to the rural man or woman of the area".

They also noted there has been "insufficient data" to ensure included species would not be adversely affected.

'approval from her majesty'

Speaking at the public assembly on the maidenhead excursion resort, Patrick griffin of cpre Berkshire said the set would be "demonstrably out of individual with the vicinity" and be an "encroachment into the countryside".

Councilor sayonara Luxton explained the software supported through the crown property could now not be in the front of councilors without "approval from her majesty" and that the borough's local stores and inns might also advantage.

Councillor Andrew Johnson, chief of the council, echoed her sentiments: "the clear financial benefits of this software extra than outweigh any short term capacity damage to the greenbelt." But councilors voted by way of 7-2. To support officials' recommendation for refusal.