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Jenna Coleman Stars as Detective Ember Manning in BBC One’s Crime Drama The Jetty

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Jenna Coleman, renowned for her roles in ‘Victoria‘ and ‘The Serpent,’ takes on a new challenge in BBC One‘s latest crime drama ‘The Jetty.’ In this four-part series, Coleman embodies the character of Ember Manning, a detective delving into the mysterious past of her late husband while investigating an intriguing missing person case.

Throughout her career, Coleman consciously steered clear of detective roles. She expressed reservations about playing characters solely to propel the storyline. However, Ember Manning’s depth and complexity drew Coleman in. Feeling an immediate connection to the character, Coleman was intrigued by the emotional and human aspects intertwined with the detective thriller plotline.

The narrative of ‘The Jetty’ revolves around Ember’s journey of self-discovery following her husband’s demise. When a lakeside property in Ember’s hometown of Lancashire is engulfed in flames, her investigation unravels a link to the disappearance of Amy Knightly, a teenager involved in a questionable relationship years earlier.

Embarking on this case, Jenna Coleman’s Ember Manning tackles profound questions regarding identity, sexual boundaries, and personal awakening. The character’s quest for truth becomes deeply personal, entwining her own past with the mysteries she unravels.

Earlier this year, Jenna Coleman shared the joyous news of her pregnancy with partner Jamie Childs, who coincidentally directed her in Netflix‘s ‘The Sandman.’ Coleman proudly displayed her growing bump at a press event for ‘The Jetty,’ exuding radiance in a stunning white and pink striped dress at Soho Hotel.

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