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\nSPOILER ALERT: <\/em><\/strong>This story contains spoilers from Season 1 of \u201cThe Other Bennet Sister,\u201d now streaming on BritBox. <\/em><\/p>\n

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\nElla Bruccoleri may be playing a Bennet sister on TV, but the actress wasn\u2019t always a fan of Jane Austen.<\/p>\n

\n\tBruccoleri read \u201cPride and Prejudice\u201d for the first time when preparing to take on the lead role in the BBC drama \u201cThe Other Bennet Sister,\u201d penned by Sarah Quintrell and adapted from Janice Hadlow\u2019s novel of the same name. Playing Mary Bennet \u2014 Elizabeth\u2019s younger and more timid sister \u2014 Bruccoleri set out to portray the coming of age story of a Regency woman.<\/p>\n

\n\t\u201cWe wanted to make a show that Jane would enjoy if she were around today, or that was faithful enough to what she was trying to do,\u201d Bruccoleri tells Variety<\/em>.<\/p>\n

\n\tThe show\u2019s dramatic romance and journey of self-growth seems to fit in line with something Austen would\u2019ve imagined for her characters. Mary, overshadowed by her vivacious sisters and disparaging mother (Ruth Jones), begins to find her footing when she moves to London to nanny her cousins after her father\u2019s death. In the new city, Mary lives with her aunt and uncle, the Gardiners, where she encounters a gentle lawyer named Tom Hayward (D\u00f3nal Finn), with whom she shares an immediate connection. While Tom is in a pre-exisisting romantic agreement, Mary crosses paths with Mr. Ryder (Laurie Davidson), a charming playboy who begins pursuing her (unbenowst to her). Familiar characters from \u201cPride and Prejudice\u201d make appearances, such as the Ryder-besotted Caroline Bingley, who takes great pleasure in being cruel to Mary, as well as the the rest of the Bennet family, accompanied by flashes of Mr. Darcy refusing to spend time with his in-laws.<\/p>\n

\n\tWorlds collide when Ryder follows Mary to Pemberley, but their friendship (as far as Mary is concerned) hits a snafu when he asks her to be his mistress. Mary returns to the Gardiners, and re-connects with a newly single Tom Hayward during a trip to the lakes \u2014 which is crashed by Ryder and Caroline Bingley.<\/p>\n

\n\tA series of misunderstandings ensue, and Tom eventually leaves the lakes, seemingly for good. In his absence, Mary, who has grown into herself tremendously over the course of the season, continues to build a life for herself in London. She comes across Mr. Sparrow, an old friend whom she\u2019d rejected; hashes out her issues with Caroline \u2014 and even finally addresses the way her mother has treated her.<\/p>\n

\n\tIn the last scenes of the finale, Tom returns to London (after Caroline\u2019s persuades him to!) to confess his love for Mary, and admit he thought she loved Ryder instead. The two end the season engaged, and preparing for a life together.<\/p>\n

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\n\tFirst premiering on BBC in the U.K. earlier this year, \u201cThe Other Bennet Sister\u201d moved to BritBox for a weekly streaming schedule in the U.S. and Canada. The interest carried over across contintents: \u201cThe Other Bennet Sister\u201d show drove five times more new subscribers to the streamer in its first five weeks than any other series, helping achieve BritBox its strongest quarter yet in terms of subscriber growth.<\/p>\n

\n\tIt\u2019s been so successful, in fact, that this week, BBC and BritBox announced \u201cThe Other Bennet Sister\u201d will have a three-part Christmas special, to film this summer. Before that news broke, though, Bruccoleri expressed nervousness about the possibility of a second season. \u201cWhen something has felt really perfect and is being received in a lovely way, I\u2019m a bit scared of touching it again,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n

\n\tIn the interview, Bruccoleri discusses portraying Mary\u2019s anxious tendencies, carving her own path \u2014 and what\u2019s next for Tom and Mary.<\/p>\n

\nCenturies later, Jane Austen is still so popular, and Mary\u2019s story of being an overlooked wallflower is something that still exists today. What do you hope that audiences who see themselves as Mary take away from the show?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Society\u2019s message tells you that in order to fit in and be accepted, you have to make yourself look a certain way and appear polished. Mary goes on this journey where that message is so instilled within her that she finds it really difficult not to listen and thinks, \u201cOK, I\u2019m doing something wrong. I need to change the way I am in order to make people like me.\u201d It doesn\u2019t work, because Mary is who she is; she\u2019s never going to be able to inhabit this box that other people want her to. Her flaws become her charms once she\u2019s around people that accept her for who she is, which is the takeaway that I\u2019d like people to have.<\/p>\n

I noticed Mary picks at the skin around her thumb when she\u2019s around her family and presumably nervous. What were some of the mannerisms that you incorporated to flesh her out?<\/strong><\/p>\n

It was scripted, actually! I loved that detail in the script, so I took that and ran with it. My makeup artist would \u2014 every day \u2014 do minimal prosthetics on my hands, around my nails to show this redness. We had to track where she was in her journey, because I wanted her to start doing that less as she went on. And also, I don\u2019t wear glasses in real life, so I had to really think about when she would need them on, because it was kind of up to me. I would trawl through the script and be like, \u201cHow far away is this object?\u201d<\/p>\n

The Bennet matriarch is almost a cartoon villain in her parenting. Why do you feel that Mary kept trying with her? How did you and Ruth Jones approach filming those scenes, which are often really funny?<\/strong><\/p>\n

They were really hard to do, because I would just crack up a lot. Why does she keep trying with her is a good question, and a really heartbreaking thing to think about. Janice Hadlow speaks about it a lot in the book \u2014 this eternal need for approval from your parents, no matter how they are behaving with you, you still just desperately want to make them proud of you. If you haven\u2019t achieved that, then you can\u2019t find that within yourself. In the end, it\u2019s that she doesn\u2019t need approval to come from an external source. It can come from within. I like that the show doesn\u2019t try to simplify it, because it\u2019s such a complicated relationship people have with their parents, and even if it\u2019s toxic, it\u2019s really difficult to step away from it.<\/p>\n

Do you wish grieving her father, with whom she seemed to get along better, was a bigger part of the show?<\/strong><\/p>\n

That was the one thing that I was sad to lose from the book. There\u2019s some heartbreaking moments where Mary\u2019s trying so hard to please him. She compiles this little book of quotes of his favorite authors, then realizes that is kind of mocking a lot of those authors, and she didn\u2019t know and so she rips it up. There\u2019s always more stuff that you would like to explore, but I think there just wasn\u2019t a place for the way the show was written it.<\/p>\n

\nYou mentioned Mary\u2019s glasses earlier. In the scene where she meets Tom, he puts on his own pair, and when they get engaged, the glasses are present again. Was that an intentional choice throughout the season?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Tom was always supposed to be the kind of male equivalent of Mary. The glasses were a really obvious way of telling that story, but it\u2019s a sign of their intellect and the fact that they enjoy reading and poetry. And it was very intentional to have them on in that final romantic scene. We didn\u2019t want to kind of like romanticize them aesthetically more and wanted a way of pushing back: They\u2019re going to keep the glasses on, they\u2019re going to look exactly the same as they have done throughout the rest of the series, and just as nerdy.<\/p>\n

One of their most important scenes takes place on a boat ride that is interrupted by Ryder and ends up with both men in the lake.<\/strong> What was shooting that like?<\/strong><\/p>\n

That was a really good day on set. It had been quite an intense day of filming, because they had some problems with rooting the boats to the bottom of the lake or something. We didn\u2019t start filming until after lunch, and everyone was really stressed. We got out onto the boat to do those scenes, and Indira [Varma, who plays Mrs. Gardiner] turned up in a swimming costume and a hat with a duck on top, so that she could go for a swim in the lake. And if it was caught on camera, she thought it wouldn\u2019t matter, because she had a duck on the top of the hat. And everyone was just like, \u201cWe don\u2019t have time to deal with this right now,\u201d and were trying to stop Indira from jumping into the lake. But then when we did the scenes with like D\u00f3nal and Laurie, bless their hearts, it was freezing cold. You have a medic on hand, but [ours] was very over-cautious. He kept on saying that he thought they were going to get pneumonia. It was really, really funny. And then D\u00f3nal lost one of his sideburns in the lake!\n<\/p>\n

\nDid you feel like it was important for Mary to have another love interest before eventually ending up with Tom?<\/strong><\/p>\n

It adds another layer for the show to have a slight will they\/won\u2019t they, even though everyone knows that she\u2019s gonna end up with Mr. Haywood. But I think personally, for Mary, it is important, because she needs to have a sense of other people out there. Her relationship with Mr. Ryder is so formative in so many ways, and she learns so much about herself. It\u2019s important for her to see that, but it\u2019s not what love is for her, in order to know that she\u2019s in love with Tom.<\/p>\n

In the last episode, specifically, she makes a lot of really good choices, like rejecting Ryder. She sees Sparrow again. She stands up to her mom. She has that tea with Caroline. Were there any scenes that were particularly satisfying for you to film?<\/strong><\/p>\n

The scene with her mom. Very much. Ruth and I spent most of the day filming it like we were doing a little mini play in the living room. We kept on doing it and finding new things. It\u2019s just a really satisfying one, because it sums up the place that Mary\u2019s arrived at, which is that she wasn\u2019t reliant on her mother anymore, is capable of making her own decisions, and she trusts herself to do that. She\u2019s completely empowered in that moment, and she owns the things that she says to her mom. And also meeting John Sparrow on the bench. It doesn\u2019t really come across in the show at all, but in the book, Mary holds on to the guilt of John Sparrow, constantly revisits it in her mind, and can\u2019t move past the guilt. Can\u2019t move past the fact that she might have hurt this other person \u2014 she hopes that he\u2019s OK, and seeing that he\u2019s happy, it\u2019s like a big full circle moment for her.<\/p>\n

Another big moment in the finale is Tom and Mary finally getting engaged and married off-screen. What do you see them doing after the finale?<\/strong> <\/p>\n

I\u2019ve sort of toyed with this in my mind and thought, would they have children, or is that not for them? Because Mary is not naturally very maternal. She develops friendships with the kids once she lets her guard down a bit, but I think it would be like a big decision for her. I can see them having this beautiful, equitable, quite progressive relationship for the time, where they both make decisions equally, and prioritize each other\u2019s happiness. And I can see Mary continuing with her governessing. The last bit of the show is when Sarah was really up and down on whether it should be Mary writing a book. Because it was like, \u201cIs it too obvious?\u201d That she becomes a sort of Jane Austen figure, and ends up writing for other people. It felt really important to me that Mary wanted to pass something on that she\u2019d learned being a young woman, so I think she would want to pass that on in some way. I could see them being happy together and living a kind of bohemian London life.<\/p>\n

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\nThis interview has been edited and condensed. <\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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