Sheridan Smith

And they work in a casino and they're on the rob.

So, but, yeah, it was brilliant to do it and film it in Liverpool.

And it's really kind of exciting, funny, dramatic, but also... And real tender.

Go on.

But I love that, that they're doing such morally wrong things because you're following both their stories.

You just get on board with it.

And hopefully the audience will be thinking, what would they do?

Well, it's about desperate.

It's about people being, and people are desperate now.

They are, yeah, 100%.

I think people were really late.

Yeah, what would you be willing to do?

What would you do?

Exactly.

It might be morally wrong, but it's, you know, you've got to fight for your family, haven't you?

She's like a lioness when it comes to her kids and her nana who's got dementia.

She's going to lose her house and all the rest of it.

So even though she is Robin, you do still want her to win, I think.

Well, Tony, the writer, he'd had the idea whilst he was still doing The Responder.

So he took me out to his hotel for coffee and told me about this part, Leanne.