A popular Channel 4 celebrity surprises fans with their drastic transformation, leaving many to comment on their changed appearance.

Netflix's latest project has a fresh new style.

July 25th 2024.

A popular Channel 4 celebrity surprises fans with their drastic transformation, leaving many to comment on their changed appearance.
Saoirse-Monica Jackson, known for her role in the hit show Derry Girls, has recently surprised fans with a bold new look as she takes on a new role. The 30-year-old actress shared a sneak peek of her character in the upcoming Netflix series, The Decameron, on Instagram and people cannot stop talking about it. It's a far cry from her character Erin Quinn on Derry Girls, and even her real-life appearance.

In the photo, Saoirse-Monica is sporting a blunt brunette bob and a full fringe that falls just above her eyebrows. Her facial expression gives us a glimpse into her character and sets the tone for what viewers can expect. If we were to describe her look, it's as if she's just been hit with the biggest case of Sunday scaries, triggered by the sound of the Antiques Roadshow theme tune. Or perhaps it's how you feel as a teenager when you realize you have a food technology class the next day and you haven't told your mom to buy the ingredients for your bread and butter pudding. The nervous anticipation of her response: "You should have told me days ago!"

To play the role of servant Misia, Saoirse-Monica is dressed in period clothing - a frilly purple dress that looks like it's seen better days. The photo she posted on Instagram was accompanied by the announcement that The Decameron will be available to watch on Netflix from July 25th. Fans quickly flooded the comment section with their reactions to her striking new look.

One fan compared her to the "berries and cream" character from a 2007 commercial, which received over 700 likes. Another pointed out a resemblance to the villain in Shrek, Lord Farquaad. And someone even referenced a pair of Irish twins who auditioned for The X Factor in 2007 and sang at funerals. It's clear that Saoirse-Monica's transformation has caused quite a stir among her fans.

The dark comedy that led to her bold new look is loosely based on the iconic short story collection by Giovanni Boccaccio. Set in the 14th century, the show takes place in a grand villa outside Florence. As the bubonic plague rages on outside, the nobles and their servants try to pass the time by telling stories. But as the days go by, social norms start to break down and the pursuit of wealth and pleasure turns into a fight for survival.

Saoirse-Monica's co-star Jessica Plummer, who plays noble Filomena, also looks almost unrecognizable in the show. She described the series as a mix of drama, sex, and craziness, like a reality show set in the past. Other well-known actors like Tony Hale and Zosia Mamet also make an appearance in the star-studded cast.

In an interview with Cosmopolitan, Saoirse-Monica talked about the different roles she's been able to play in her career. She described it as "chequered" and said she's come to love the variety. From playing Erin on Derry Girls, to taking on more challenging and ambitious roles, she feels fortunate to be able to showcase her range as an actor.

Her latest role as Misia has been a joy for Saoirse-Monica to take on. She explained that her character is troubled and living on the edge, but also has moments of heroism. For the actress, it's a privilege to be able to play two completely different characters and show off her talent.

Fans can catch Saoirse-Monica in The Decameron on Netflix now. And if you have a celebrity story, video, or photos, be sure to get in touch with the entertainment team at The Agency - they'd love to hear from you.

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