Sheridan Smith, the acclaimed British actress, was seen in floods of tears during the filming of her latest ITV drama, 'No Return'. The emotional moment unfolded as she performed a particularly intense scene, showcasing her incredible dedication to her craft.
The 42-year-old star, known for her powerful performances in shows like 'The C Word' and 'Mrs Biggs', opened up about the mental toll the role took on her. "It was one of the hardest things I've ever done," she admitted, revealing how deeply she connected with her character's struggles.
Behind the Scenes of 'No Return'
The drama follows a family whose holiday turns into a nightmare when their teenage son is arrested abroad. Smith plays the boy's mother, Kathy, who fights tirelessly for justice. The storyline touches on themes of parental love, resilience, and the flaws in foreign legal systems.
Onlookers reported that Smith became visibly distressed during filming, with the emotional weight of the scene leaving her shaken. "There were times I had to walk away and collect myself," she confessed, highlighting the challenges of portraying such raw emotion.
Sheridan's Candid Confessions
This isn't the first time Smith has been open about her mental health struggles. The actress has previously spoken about her battles with anxiety and the pressures of fame. Her honesty has made her a relatable figure to fans, who praise her bravery both on and off-screen.
Despite the difficulties, Smith remains proud of her work on 'No Return', calling it "a story that needs to be told." The drama is expected to air later this year, with viewers eagerly anticipating another standout performance from one of Britain's most talented actresses.
