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RELATED: See the Bridgerton Cast's Best Behind-the-Scenes Photos One memory that stands out in particular is a scene when the Featherington family heads off to present their young debutantes to the Queen, Walker says. So, one should really savor it and enjoy it, which I did.' She continues, 'It was fun and very exciting to be a part of that process. In that, I mean four-hour costume fittings and things like that. 'It was incredibly generous and lavish, and it felt sort of old Hollywood-esque. 'Every attention to detail was laid on,' she says of the show's behind-the-scenes production. Inhabiting Lady Featherington required more than just sympathy for her - it also meant elaborate costume fittings, an aspect of filming which Walker was particularly awed by. She's not down for too long, and I think that's admirable.' She's indomitable, which I think is a very good characteristic. 'A lot of rubbish is thrown at her and she picks herself up. 'She's doing her best to survive,' Walker says of her character. There are moments where you catch a glimpse of Lady Featherington's humanity: When she's bewilderedly consoling Lord Featherington over his gambling addiction, or bidding farewell to Miss Thompson.

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She continues, 'I think she's a survivor and she is doing what she can for her daughters - and for herself, of course. 'She is controversial and colorful and wears her heart on her sleeve, and has a lot of fun, and all that,' Walker tells PEOPLE, adding, 'I admire that.' While her focus in season 1 was on finding suitors for her daughters, season 2 leaves open the possibility of her seeking a new arrangement to provide for herself as well. Walker explains that in that era, it made sense to 'approach like a career,' and Lady Featherington's behavior is all in service of that.

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