Director: Helen Edmundson
A quarter-century has passed since the last upheaval rocked this family, and Belgravia: The Next Chapter proves old scandals rarely stay buried in London's most guarded drawing rooms.
What is Belgravia: The Next Chapter about?
Set a generation after its predecessor, the series follows a new cast of relatives navigating inheritance disputes, secret alliances, and the slow erosion of appearances that once held their household together. As younger members of the family push against inherited expectations, old wounds resurface through letters, rumors, and chance encounters at society gatherings. The show balances intimate character drama with the wider social pressures of its era, tracking how ambition and reputation collide when everyone in a tight social circle knows too much about everyone else. Marriages are brokered as much as they are chosen, and every drawing-room conversation carries a second meaning. As the story builds, it becomes clear that the family's past decisions were never truly settled, only postponed.
Cast & crew
Harriet Slater and Benjamin Wainwright anchor the ensemble as the family's next generation, with Edward Bluemel and Toby Regbo rounding out a cast written by Helen Edmundson, who also created the original series. Hannah Onslow, Sophie Thompson, Claude Perron, and Sophie Winkleman fill out the wider social circle that keeps the family's secrets in constant motion.
Context & significance
The series continues a story first told a generation earlier, moving the timeline forward while keeping its focus on class, money, and the private negotiations that shape a family's public image. Filmed as a UK-US co-production, it carries forward the same attention to period detail and social hierarchy that defined its predecessor, while introducing new pressures specific to its later setting.
Where & how to watch
Belgravia: The Next Chapter streams on K-Time with Farsi dubbing and Persian subtitles, part of a catalog built for Persian-speaking audiences everywhere. Browsing the page is open to everyone; watching the episodes just needs a free K-Time account login. The interface itself is available in Farsi for a smoother viewing experience.