With the second season of The Regency drama now available on Netflix, fans can once again get their teeth into eight episodes Friday, March 25. The Bridgerton cast will be reunited with viewers, and as we approach the sequel, let’s meet the actor who plays Daphne Bridgerton. More particularly, fans want to know how tall Phoebe Dynevor is; therefore let’s see how tall she is.
In any case, Phoebe’s height (or lack thereof) is certainly not a deterrent to her career in Hollywood. The young actress has already made a name for herself with her breakout role in Bridgerton, and we’re sure that she’ll go on to have even more success in the years to come.
The period drama rose to the top of Netflix’s viewership records after debuting on Christmas Day in 2020. Daphne Bridgerton was the star of the first season of Bridgerton, falling in love with Duke and subsequently marrying and having a kid. Fans have been eager to return to the events at Clyvedon Castle since the finale, so let’s see what happens next for the titular family. How Tall Is Bridgerton Actress Phoebe Dynevor?
How tall is Phoebe Dynevor?
Phoebe Dynevor is 5 feet and 5 inches tall, which is equivalent to 1.65 meters. The young actress’ diminutive height has been the subject of conversation among Bridgerton fans, as some have noted that Daphne appears much taller on-screen than Phoebe does in real life.
This difference can be attributed to a few factors. Firstly, Phoebe often wears heels in public appearances, which would naturally add a few inches to her height. Secondly, the costumes that she wears on-screen tend to be quite billowing and voluminous, which also has the effect of making her appear taller than she actually is.
Elsie Tanner was born and reared in Manchester by her mother, Sally Dynevor, who plays the character of Sally Webster on Coronation Street. She relocated from up north to London’s North West in August 2020 and now lives in Hampstead with her boyfriend David.
Phoebe is well-known for playing Siobhan Mailey in BBC’s Waterloo Road from 2009 to 2010. She subsequently appeared in the BBC series Prisoners’ Wives from 2012 to 2013 and Dickensian from 2015 to 2016. Clare in Younger by Darren Starr was her first leading film role last year. In The Colour Room, she made her debut as a lead actor this year.
Why wasn’t Phoebe at the Bridgerton season 2 premiere?
Phoebe Dynevor announced that she would not attend the premiere in London because she had coronavirus on her Instagram account.
In her story, the actress shared, “Sad not to be with my Bridgerton family tonight – celebrating another season and our incredible cast and crew. I’ll be raising a glass to you all from up north (or more likely a coffee-night shoots calling).”
Height of Bridgerton cast and crew explored
- Charithra Chandran as Edwina Sharma. 5ft 3 inches (1.6m)
- Simone Ashley as Kate Sharma. 5ft 10 inches (1.78m)
- Jonathan Bailey as Anthony Bridgerton. 5ft 11 inches (1.8m)
- Adjoa Andoh as Lady Danbury. 5ft 4 inches (1.62m)
- Nicola Coughlan as Penelope Featherington. 5 ft 1 inches (1.55m)
- Shelley Conn as Mary Sharma. 5ft 5 inches (1.65m)
- Golda Rosheuvel as Queen Charlotte. 5 ft 8 inches (1.78 m)
Meet Phoebe Dynevor on Instagram
Phoebe Dynevor is an English actress. You may recognise her from playing pupil Siobhan Mailey in BBC’s Waterloo Road from 2009 to 2010. She then went on to star in the BBC series Prisoners’ Wives from 2012 to 2013 and Dickensian from 2015 to 2016. A year later from 2017 to 2021 she played Clare in Younger by Darren Starr. Last year she made her feature film debut in The Colour Room.
Phoebe is 5ft 5 inches tall and is originally from Manchester, England. In August 2020, she moved from up North, to North West London into a new home in Hampstead. You can follow Phoebe on Instagram at @phoebedynevor.
Phoebe Dynevor took to Instagram to reveal she won’t be attending the premiere in London because she had coronavirus.
In her story, the actress shared, “Sad not to be with my Bridgerton family tonight celebrating another season and our incredible cast and crew. I’ll be raising a glass to you all from up north (or more likely a coffee-night shoots calling).”