Baby Reindeer actress Jessica Gunning looks worlds away from her stalker ... trends now
Baby Reindeer actress Jessica Gunning looked worlds away from her stalker character Martha Scott in an old sitcom role that has now been unearthed.
The actress, 38, blew fans away with her role as stalker Martha in the Netflix series, which is based on writer and leading star Richard Gadd's own experience of being stalked.
But it wasn't her first role in a show - having previously starred in Sky sitcom Trollied in 2018 where she played security guard Donna Calabrese.
She starred in the comedy for seven episodes in the seventh series where she acted alongside co-stars Jason Watkins and Chanel Cresswell.
Set in a fictional supermarket of Valco, the show dealt with its employees, their nature and the relationships they shared with each other.
Baby Reindeer actress Jessica Gunning looked worlds away from her stalker character Martha Scott in an old sitcom role that has now been unearthed
The actress, 38, blew fans away with her role as stalker Martha in the Netflix series, which is based on writer and leading star Richard Gadd's own experience of being stalked (seen in Baby Reindeer)
In the show Donna was a new security guard after former security man Ian resigned over safety fears.
Donna was dedicated to the safety of shoppers at the store and was keen to stop shoplifters in their tracks.
She only starred in one series of the show as the seventh was the last to air on the channel.
It comes after Jessica doubled down on Baby Reindeer creator Richard's plea for fans to stop trying to find out who the 'real Martha' from the show is.
After the harrowing show soared to global success, Richard, 34, was forced to beg social media sleuths to stop trying to find out the real identities of the characters.
Since, Jessica has doubled down on his plea and said it is a 'real shame' fans are getting fixated on who the real 'Martha' is, after Richard went to great lengths to protect their identity.
She told Glamour: 'I would urge people not to be doing that [...] I think it's a real, real shame, because it shows that they haven't watched the show properly, that's not the point of it in any way.
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