New Rivals Trailer Teases Drama, Romance, and Polo Ahead of May Premiere
A new trailer for the second series of the Disney+ drama Rivals has been released, promising intensified plotting, romantic entanglements, and polo matches in the fictional county of Rutshire. The series, based on Jilly Cooper’s best-selling novel, features David Tennant returning as TV mogul Lord Tony Baddingham, who aims to dismantle a rival company founded by Rupert Campbell-Black (Alex Hassell) and Declan O’Hara (Aiden Turner). The trailer highlights ongoing romantic tensions, including a love triangle involving Cameron Cook (Nafessa Williams) and Taggie O’Hara (Bella Maclean), as well as a budding affair between Lizzie Vereker (Katherine Parkinson) and Freddie Jones (Danny Dyer). New guest stars include Hayley Atwell as Helen Gordon and Rupert Everett as Malise Gordon. The show honors the late author Jilly Cooper, who passed away recently. The second season will premiere with three episodes on May 15, followed by a second batch of episodes later in the year. The narrative continues to explore the ruthless social and professional dynamics among the elite residents of Rutshire.
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New Rivals Trailer Teases Drama, Romance, and Polo Ahead of May Premiere
A new trailer for the second series of the Disney+ drama Rivals has been released, promising intensified plotting, romantic entanglements, and polo matches in the fictional county of Rutshire. The series, based on Jilly Cooper’s best-selling novel, features David Tennant returning as TV mogul Lord Tony Baddingham, who aims to dismantle a rival company founded by Rupert Campbell-Black (Alex Hassell) and Declan O’Hara (Aiden Turner). The trailer highlights ongoing romantic tensions, including a love triangle involving Cameron Cook (Nafessa Williams) and Taggie O’Hara (Bella Maclean), as well as a budding affair between Lizzie Vereker (Katherine Parkinson) and Freddie Jones (Danny Dyer). New guest stars include Hayley Atwell as Helen Gordon and Rupert Everett as Malise Gordon. The show honors the late author Jilly Cooper, who passed away recently. The second season will premiere with three episodes on May 15, followed by a second batch of episodes later in the year. The narrative continues to explore the ruthless social and professional dynamics among the elite residents of Rutshire.
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