Actress undergoes major change for new TV show, no longer recognizable.

She has worn a wig, fake teeth, and unique make-up.

July 21st 2024.

Actress undergoes major change for new TV show, no longer recognizable.
ITV viewers were in for a surprise when they tuned in to see Sarah Parish's latest transformation for her role in the comedy series Piglets. The actress, known for her roles in popular shows like Doctor Who, Merlin, and Industry, stars as Superintendent Julie Spry in this new comedy about a group of aspiring police officers and their trainers.

Sarah's character, Superintendent Julie Spry, is described as a no-nonsense leader who is tasked with training the new recruits. However, it was Sarah's appearance in the show that caught the attention of viewers. With short, grey hair and fake teeth, the 56-year-old actress was almost unrecognizable in her new role.

Social media was abuzz with reactions from viewers who were shocked by Sarah's transformation. Some even admitted to not recognizing her at first. But this isn't the first time Sarah has undergone a physical transformation for a role. In a 2006 episode of Doctor Who, she played the "Spiderwoman Empress of Rachnos" and was also turned into an ugly troll on Merlin.

In an interview, Sarah revealed that she was drawn to the "funny and silly" scripts of Piglets and jumped at the chance to play a comedic character. She also explained the process of her transformation, which included trying out different wigs and having broken veins and skin damage added by the make-up team to reflect her character's no-frills appearance.

Piglets also features a talented ensemble cast, including Mark Heap as Superintendent Bob Weekes, Rebecca Humphries as Head of Admin Melanie, and Ukweli Roach and Ricky Champ as police trainers Mike and Daz. The recruits, played by Steph, Leggo, Geeta, Afia, Dev, and Paul, add to the comedic chaos of the show.

Before its release, Piglets faced criticism for its title, with the Police Federation of England and Wales calling it "highly offensive" for using the derogatory term "pig." However, ITV's head of comedy clarified that there were no plans to change the name and that it was not meant to cause any offence.

Piglets is currently streaming on ITVX, and viewers can't get enough of the hilarious antics of Sarah and the rest of the cast. If you're in need of a good laugh, be sure to check it out. And if you have a celebrity story or any juicy gossip, don't hesitate to reach out to our entertainment team via email, phone, or by visiting our Submit Stuff page. We'd love to hear from you!

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