text: Jenna Coleman looks so different in new BBC1 drama The Cry
  The actress plays a bereaved mother in the BBC1 series
  The latest image of Jenna Coleman in the highly-anticipated adaptation of Helen FitzGerald's best-selling novel The Cry is here, and the Victoria star looks completely transformed as fraught and bereaved young mother Joanna.
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  The actress had previously debuted her new look blonde hair for her part in the four-part psychological drama - set in Glasgow and Melbourne - which chronicles the collapse of a marriage in the aftermath of a tragedy.
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  Joanna's life falls apart when her baby is abducted in a small rural town in Australia, and she and frantic husband Alister (played by Ewan Leslie) struggle to cope as they're thrust under intense public scrutiny while trying to deal with their personal trauma.
  The series is heading to the Sundance's streaming service, Sundance Now first before airing on BBC1 later this year.
  Jenna has previously shared images herself filming in Australia, including one in character and complete with baby bump on Instagram.
  On landing the challenging part, Coleman has told the BBC: "I first read Jacquelin Perske's script on a plane.
  "It felt like walking a tightrope, racing page to page, unsettling, unknowable, uncomfortable, and thrilling... I look forward to tackling this challenge and bringing it to the screen."
  Creative director of Synchronicity Films Claire Mundell, added: "We couldn't be more thrilled to be working with the BBC and the outstanding talent of our writer Jacquelin Perske, to bring Helen FitzGerald's compelling novel The Cry to the small screen in what will be an emotional rollercoaster of a story."
  Jenna will also be reprising her role as Queen Victoria for the third series of ITV's Victoria later this year.