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So much fun getting gorgeous @sophiesophierundle ready for the screening of The Diplomat in London last night

These GJ Season 2 Bloopers are the best 😆😆

The costumes are gorgeous 👒🎩🥰

Family time in Barcelona and what a gorgeous little family they are 🥰

“We are the only people in the whole world on Earth who want us to be together. It won’t be easy, it’ll never be easy, but we’re both still here, aren’t we.”

Happy Pride Month ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤍🤎

Drunk Ann is everything 🤣🥰👒

Bottle this laugh for everyone 🥰👒

Love Love Love this 🥰

Sophie and Suranne talking about their friendship 🥰👒🎩 Just know they had some good fun on set

I hope she would be proud that we’ve dug her out of history and we’ve celebrated her now. This was a story of two women who married each other and yet we still have a tendency to focus on Anne Lister. There’s this amazing plaque of where they got married, but it still focuses on Anne Lister and still sidelines Ann Walker as “the wife.” There were two women in this marriage and she was brave enough to commit herself to a woman at a time when it was unheard of. So yeah, the little strain of steel and bravery inside of her is there; I hope she would be pleased that we see it and celebrate it.

It’s a very toxic merging of both of those factors, I think. I think that she’s someone that wouldn’t be as ill as she was then if she lived now. I think she just needed help and that’s certainly what happens in Season 1 and throughout her life. Anne Lister offers her a lifeline. She just needs someone to listen to her. She’s in there and she just needs help getting out. I just tried to disentangle what was happening to her, what she was reacting to, why she just needed someone to share the load. That’s the heartbreaking thing. Anne Lister helped her with that. If she’d lived now, she would have been a much freer person.

The series opens on the unexplained death of a young British barman working around Barcelona’s notorious marina. While Laura supports the boy’s angry father, neither the Spanish police nor the foreign office are keen to pursue a murder enquiry. As Laura and Alba uncover the events surrounding the barman’s death, they discover links not only to organised crime, but also to the British security services. Laura’s quest for justice places her in real jeopardy, as she threatens to expose secrets that the British and Spanish will go to any lengths to keep hidden.