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Sabrina Bartlett gets taste of country life in Darling Buds of May rem Jennifer Ruby Showbusiness News Editor For The Daily Mail © Provided by Daily Mail Miss Bartlett had her dark hair long and wavy, and wore a yellow blouse, blue trousers and a beige jacket as she rode a horse through the Surrey countryside It is the role which launched the career of Catherine Zeta-Jones. Now Bridgerton star Sabrina Bartlett is playing Mariette Larkin in the remake of The Darling Buds Of May – and the resemblance is striking. The original ITV series made Miss Zeta-Jones, now 51, a house...

ITV announces Sir Lenny's very personal series and a new version of The Darling Buds Of May.

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news Lenny Henry writes TV drama inspired by mother © BBC Sir Lenny says his mum's experiences "will run throughout these stories" Sir Lenny Henry has written a TV drama inspired by his mother's move from Jamaica to England in the 1950s. The six-part ITV series, titled Three Little Birds, is based on the stories his mother Winifred would tell about forging a new life in Britain. It will follow three fictional Jamaican women who face racism and other obstacles in the Midlands. Sir Lenny said it was a "tribute to the giants who came before us and walked cold streets to create new lives".