Here’s your list to survive another years-long wait.

Bridgerton season 3 was a game changer for the Netflix hit in more ways than one. The reintroduction of Francesca Bridgerton, recast by Hannah Dodd, was one of them, and it has resonated with viewers everywhere.

Sweet and introverted, Francesca has won the hearts of many Bridgerton fans around the world. And now they are patiently waiting for the show to explore her love story in depth in her own season. Until then, here are 7 more titles from Hannah Dodd’s filmography to check out.

Find Me in Paris (2018-2020)

This magical coming-of-age story marked Hannah Dodd’s small-screen debut. The actress, who was studying dance theater at the time, was cast in the lead role of Dorothea Raphael, a rival of the main character, Lena.

Before the Hulu show, Dodd was making a name for herself as a model and dancer. However, this show became her breakout role, which then led to several other acting gigs, many of which are in period pieces, just like Bridgerton.

Harlots (2017-2019)

Another Hulu-produced show about the intrigue of brothels in the 1700s introduced Hannah Dodd in a very different light. The actress portrayed Sophia Fitzwilliam, a daughter of Lady Isabella Fitzwilliam who was attacked by her brother.

Sophia was nothing like Dodd’s previous role as the ruthless Thea, and the image of a sweet and charming, slightly naive girl stuck with the actress for much longer. Even Bridgerton’s Francesca still bears a strong resemblance to her Harlots counterpart.

Fighting with My Family (2019)

Even though Dodd’s appearance in this movie was very brief, it is still worth watching. First, it’s the actress’ first feature film role, and second, she shares the screen with an amazing cast.

Based on the 2012 documentary The Wrestlers: Fighting with My Family by Max Fisher, the film is a comedic retelling of her story of making it to the WWE. The film stars Florence Pugh and Jack Lowden, with Lena Headey, Nick Frost, Vince Vaughn and Dwayne Johnson rounding out the cast.

Eternals (2021)

One project that you might not have expected to find in the Bridgerton star’s filmography is any MCU title, but the actress actually got to appear in the franchise as Sandra, a woman from whom Sprite copied her likeness for one of her illusions from.

Though the appearance was once again very brief, it will be fun for all Bridgerton fans to re-watch the movie and look for their favorite to make an appearance.

Anatomy of a Scandal (2022)

Starring Sienna Miller as Sophie Whitehouse, the wife of British Tory MP James Whitehouse, Anatomy of a Scandal is everything you’d want in your next Netflix binge. It’s short, gripping, and explores both political intrigue and the intricacies of politicians’ personal relationships.

Hannah Dodd played the younger version of Sophie before her marriage to James. She appeared in 4 of the 6 episodes and helped round out the complex character of a woman who has lost trust in everything.

Flowers in the Attic: The Origin (2022)

Flowers in the Attic is a 1979 gothic novel by V. C. Andrews, now known throughout the world. Flowers in the Attic: The Origin was released by Lifetime in 2022 and consists of only 4 episodes, mostly covering the story of the book’s antagonist, Olivia Foxworth.

Hannah Dodd, who portrayed Corrine Foxworth in the series, also had a major role and gave viewers what many consider to be the best Corrine yet. Flowers in the Attic: The Origin would be a perfect story for anyone who loves a twisted story and isn’t easily disturbed.

Enola Holmes 2 (2022)

In the second installment of Millie Bobby Brown ‘s Enola Holmes adventures, Hannah Dodd takes on the role of Sarah, a missing girl from the matchstick factory. But she has a big secret that will surprise even the most observant viewers.

Enola Holmes was Dodd’s first on-screen appearance on Netflix, which began the journey the star will now take as part of another hugely successful cast. However, if you want to see the Stranger Things and Bridgerton crossover of your dreams, this is a good place to start.