Belgravia Season 2 is a period drama that follows the lives of two rich families, the Trenchards and the Brockenhursts, whose lives are brought together when a 25-year-old hidden object resurface to pursue them. It’s brought to us by the award-winning team behind Downton Abbey’s inception.

It is based on Julian Fellowes’ best-selling namesake novel, which he has also adapted for the screen. John Alexander, the director of ‘Sense & Sensibility,’ is concerned about his role in the drama.

The drama received positive feedback from viewers as well as judges, who praised it for its intriguing storyline, multi-faceted characters, historically accurate clothes, cinematography, and great productions. With that in mind, let us now consider the viability of a second season of ‘Belgravia.’ ’

Release Date Update of Belgravia Season 2

Season one of ‘Belgravia’ will premiere on Epix on April 12th at 9 p.m. ET. It consisted of six episodes, each lasting 55-60 minutes. On the 17th of May, 2020, the drama came to an end. Prior to its broadcast in the United States, the first season was broadcast on iTV in the United Kingdom on March 15, 2020. On the 19th of April, 2020, it came to an end.

Despite the fact that the title was classified as a limited series, scriptwriter Julian Fellowes has expressed his desire for a second season. “We definitely structured this as a limited sequence because it is truly nice at a time to have a defined starting, middle, and finish,” EP Gareth Neame said in an interview with The Wrap. And it is certain that it was taken from a book with a typical ending.

The creators have yet to announce that the sequence has come to an end. They may expect another season based on the positive response. And if they do, we may expect the second season of ‘Belgravia’ to premiere in 2022.

The Cast Update: Who Will Return?

Harriet Walter’s The Countess of Brockenhurst
Tom Wilkinson’s John Adams
Nicholas Rowe’s Arthur Wellesley
Tamsin Greig’s Anne Trenchard
Philip Glenister’s James Trenchards
Jack Bardoe’s Charles Pope
Ella Purnell’s Lady Maria Grey
Alice Eve’s Susan Trenchard
Richard Goulding’s Oliver Trenchard
Naomi Frederick Reverend’s Duchess of Bedford James Fleet’s Stephen Bellasis
Diana Hardcastle’s Grace Bellasis
Adam’s John Bellasis James
Tara Fitzgerald’s Lady Templemore
Diana Kent’s Duchess of Richmond and Robert Portal’s Duke of Richmond