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Anne Boleyn first-look trailer with Jodie Turner-Smith released

The Last Ship s Jodie Turner-Smith, which you can check out above. The trailer gives us our first look at the period drama as we see the historical figure try to bear a son as an heir to the throne, while teasing we don t yet know her true story. We also see Boleyn as she prepares to be beheaded by order of her husband Henry VIII, played by Delving deeper into Anne Boleyn s immense strengths while examining her fatal weaknesses and vulnerabilities, [writer] Eve [Hedderwick Turner] s scripts immediately captured my imagination, Turner-Smith previously said of the role. The three-part series is described as a psychological thriller that tells the story of Boleyn from her own perspective for the first time.

Anne Boleyn comes to Channel 5 as thriller told through queen's eyes | Drama

Turner-Smith previously said that Boleyn’s life resonated with her as a new mother, and that it was a story she could “relate to as a black woman … it shows how little has changed in terms of our desire to tear down powerful women”. She told the Guardian that “the idea that a woman with power is a threat or must be destroyed is nothing new and somehow it seems to never get old”. “Look at the last four years in America, and how certain politicians would speak about women that dared to be assertive or that demonstrated their intelligence, their power,” adds Turner-Smith. “You think about the term ‘nasty woman’ [which Donald Trump used to refer to Hillary Clinton], and what that meant, and to whom. Not to mention the ways in which society demonstrates its desire to make women powerless. Every year we are marching for our right to have agency over our bodies, our reproductive health, our lives. And when you add the mistreatment that

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: How new mum Jodie returned to Blighty to take on Anne Boleyn

Jodie Turner-Smith is every inch a queen in her fierce and passionate portrayal of Anne Boleyn in a gripping new television drama about the second of Henry VIII’s six wives. Turner-Smith’s colour-blind casting is an ingenious move by producers Faye Ward and Hannah Farrell, because it accentuates her position as an outsider and makes us more aware of the perils she faced at the hands of her husband and his scheming courtiers. With writer Eve Hedderwick Turner and director Lynsey Miller, the aim in Anne Boleyn was to ‘challenge the perception’ of the doomed queen ‘and even what was taught in schools’, said Ward, the creative director of Fable Pictures and a force behind Sarah Gavron’s acclaimed film Rocks (now streaming on Netflix).

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: How Jodie returned to Blighty to take on Anne Boleyn

First glimpse of Channel 5's Anne Boleyn released starring Peterborough born Jodie Turner-Smith