Bodyguard star in talks over series 2
Charles’ police shed blood for hedges
SUCCESS Richard Madden RICHARD Madden has confirmed he is to begin talks about a second series of TV drama Bodyguard.
The ex-Game of Thrones star, 32, is planning to meet up with the BBC One drama show’s creator Jed Mercurio in a few weeks.
They will discuss where the thriller and his character, personal protection officer David Budd, can go.
He told online magazine Deadline: “I’m going to see what’s in his brilliant brain.
“Where do you go with this guy? David Budd walks about London with a bomb on.
“He can’t really slip back into police work again.”
More than 17 million people saw the show over a month, the largest number for a non-sporting or national event since 2010. Harry and Meghan The Queen in pink coat ROYAL protection officers end up “covered in blood” laying hedges with Prince Charles.
Prince Harry told a TV documentary about his dad: “They spend two hours wrestling with bushes … because he hates fences.”
And Prince William added: “They come back looking like they have been in a fight.”
During a visit to Skipton, North Yorks, in 2004, Charles had an abrasion on his nose, the result, officials said, of an argument with a hedge.
The filmmakers had access to the heir over 12 months to mark A BAKER took a big whisk making these cakes of Princess Diana, William and Harry… But Lara Mason pulled it off as she captures the smiles of the royal and her young sons. She also made the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the Queen in a pink coat. Lara, of Brownhills, West Mids, said: “I’d love to do a royal baby in future.” Her cakes are at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, this weekend. his 70th on November 14. In it, wife Camilla, The Duchess of Cornwall, also reveals Charles does “rain dances” because he worries their garden and trees do not get enough rain.
■ Prince, Son And Heir: Charles At 70, Thursday, 9pm BBC1. Charles in 2004 after laying a hedge