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Bridgerton exec fired over allegations of abusive behaviour and bullying on Netflix set

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A TOP Bridgerton executive has been fired by Netflix chiefs amid claims of abusive behaviour and bullying on set. Production design chief Dave Arrowsmith was working on a big budget spin-off series.

But it has been claimed the veteran TV and film big wig’s behaviour “crossed the line” with colleagues. Executives  at the streaming giant have confirmed  he is no longer working on the production — about the early lives of the period drama’s main characters, including Queen Charlotte, Lady Danbury and Violet Bridgerton.

Sources say “bullying” has become an issue on set — even leading to show chiefs introducing an anonoymous   whistleblowing hotline for  staff to report concerns and abuse.

Mr Arrowsmith, who was in charge of the sets and aesthetics on the  show, has previously worked for  the BBC and ITV on shows including Doctor Who and Cold Feet.

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