Meet the Eligible Bachelors of Apple TV+'s "The Buccaneers"

New on the scene is Bristol-born actor, Guy Remmers, who stars in "The Buccaneers" as Theo, Duke of Tintagel; a marriage suitor for our main heroine, Nan St George. Eagle-eyed fans of the book may notice that Theo seems to be a new character, but he is actually an update to the original Ushant, Duke of Trevenick. The show's creator Katherine Jakeaways said of the change: "I'd say he's the one character actually who we've made more sympathetic than he is in the book and we've made him more of a genuine option for Nan. Because we thought it would be interesting to be not quite clear who we were trying to say was the right man for Nan."

Having spent his early 20s modelling, this is his breakout role – and a breakout for his love life, too. The actor is dating his fellow "The Buccaneers" star, Kristine Froseth, who plays opposite his Duke in the show. Casting Remmers was certainly the way to make this a viable love triangle, as we imagine many fans will be calling for Team Theo.

Starring as the other option in the love triangle is Matthew Broome, playing Guy Thwarte, who is positioned as Nan's intellectual equal, and overall soulmate. Thwarte is The Duke of Tintagel's close friend, but things are set to get tense as the pair both vye for the heart of Nan. Broome's charm has a distinct British awkwardness to it, and he is poised to go down in romantic lead history with this role.

Like Remmers, "The Buccaneers" marks Broome's breakout role. In fact, it's his first on-screen professional credit, following a number of roles on stage in plays including "Scandaltown" and "A Comedy of Errors." It's not known if he's single or taken, but we have a feeling his name is about to be catapulted to the spotlight.

Lord Marable's marriage to Conchita Closson is what introduces the girls to a new country, and subsequently a new world, but their marriage is not a happy one.

While his fictional relationship is in shambles, in real life, Dylan has been romantically linked with Anya Chalhotra ("The Witcher") since 2020, so he may not be a bachelor in real life.

For many, this won't be the first time that Dylan's gorgeous blue eyes and golden locks have graced their screens; rather they will have been dreaming about dancing on a boat with him on the Mediterranean since his appearance in "Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again!" as he played a young Bill. He also starred in the BBC adaptation of "Noughts + Crosses" as Callum's brother Jude.

Barney Fishwick stars as Lord Seadown, who is the brother to Dylan's Lord Marable, and is the romantic interest for Jinny St George, the sister of Nan. The relationship between the two is one of the happier ones, even if his initial intention is to inherit her father's money. He's a Bingley sort of character as opposed to a Mr Darcy.

Fishwick most recently starred in "Living" alongside British icons such as Billy Nighy, Tom Burke, and Aimee Lou Wood. However, he is best known for his comedy work, which has been across TV, stage and radio, particularly as half of sketch group GIANTS.