Ladies will rejoice as the first one to open the newly arrived spring season on the small screens is the second season of
SANDITON which is landing at
Britbox March 21st and as soon as tonight on
PBS Masterpiece 
for the viewers in USA. Based on
Jane Austen’s final and incomplete novel, written only months before her death in 1817 and set in a developing little seaside resort for rich snobs and those who want to become one, it
tells the
story of impulsive, brash and ungratefully superficial and impolite Charlotte
Heywood (
Rose Williams) and her quest to use rich people for her own gain. Immature, irresponsible and arrogant, she definitely remains one of
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Tom Weston Jones joins the cast as Colonel Francis Lennox
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television's most despised female characters, so the audience will again have to cheer for the good guys in the show to refuse her opportunistic advances. Theo James' Sydney has successfully managed to avoid that harpy in the first
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Young Maxim Ays plays Captain William Carter
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season but is now, according to some of the promo clips, gone missing, probably lost somewhere at the sea, sadly, but even that is a better destiny
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Jack Fox returns as snobbish Sir Edward Denham
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than ending up with a self obsessed wife. The series will also air on
ITV later on this year
for Brits and the third season has also been ordered.
the action nine months later, as the town grows
in popularity, and features characters familiar and new.
Charlotte (
Rose Williams) taking up the role of governess to Augusta
Wilson
(Eloise Webb), Alexander Colbourne’s ward
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Alexander Vlahos plays the new painter in Sanditon
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and niece, who at the
age of 17 pushes against authority and soon gives Charlotte a run for
her money. Charlotte’s spirited younger sister, Alison Heywood (
Rosie
Graham) comes to Sanditon to pursue her own romantic
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Frank Blake, on the right, plays Captain Declan Fraser
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dream, and
joined by The Parkers, the second series promises new romances,
friendships
and challenges for the residents as the Army makes Sanditon their new
base.
The Parkers are back, as Tom Parker (
Kris Marshall) strives to
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Ben Lloyd Hughes also stars in the new season
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rebuild Sanditon. But there are many unforeseen issues awaiting him,
while the secrets and lies of the dysfunctional Denhams continue to
rock the foundations of the sunny seaside town. And, in her last summer
season before
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Handsome and desirable soldiers have arrived to Sanditon
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turning 21, Georgiana Lambe (
Crystal Clarke), keen to
forge her own identity, gets up to mischief in the name of love… but
will she run the risk of being lonelier than ever before? When it comes
to the new hunks in town, we
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There will be lots of magnificent scenes with lads in uniforms
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have Alexander Colbourne (
Ben Lloyd Hughes),
a mysterious resident with a complex past, and also the self-assured
war hero Colonel Francis Lennox
(Tom Weston Jones).
Charlotte’s spirited younger sister, Alison, will
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The Parkers are back too with old ambitions and new troubles
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quickly find romance in the shape of charming Captain William Carter (
Maxim Ays). There is
also the courageous Captain Declan Fraser (
Frank Blake) and the
flamboyant Charles Lockhart
(Alexander Vlahos), who
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The series will also air on ITV sometime later this spring
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plans to paint the
fashionable residents.
Anne Reid returns as Lady Denham,
Jack Fox as Sir
Edward Denham and
Charlotte Spencer as Esther Denham! Check out the new trailer below and tell us what you think?
Hydra where they lived during the 1960s.
There, they joined legendary Australian novelists Charmian Clift and her
husband George Johnston, the matriarch and patriarch of a bohemian
group of writers, artists, poets, and 
outcasts who were exploring a new
world of free love, drugs, and artistic freedom, but also experiencing
the rivalries and jealousy that accompanied their intense, interwoven
lives.
Hydra where they lived during the 1960s.
There, they joined legendary Australian novelists Charmian Clift and her
husband George Johnston, the matriarch and patriarch of a bohemian
group of writers, artists, poets, and 
outcasts who were exploring a new
world of free love, drugs, and artistic freedom, but also experiencing
the rivalries and jealousy that accompanied their intense, interwoven
lives.
