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“Fingersmith” on TVOntario (Canada)

Those of you living in Canada who still haven’t seen the great production of BBC’s mini-series, ” Fingersmith” based on Sarah Waters‘ award-winning book of the same title, you can still check out Parts 2 & 3 of it on the local channel, TVOntario (TVO). Unfortunately, the 1st part had been aired on Jan 31st already. However, Part 2 will air on Tuesday, Feb 7th at 9p & the 3rd & final part will air a week after that on Tuesday, Feb 14th at 9p, respectively. So, remember to tune in to TVO to see Sally & her equally talented cast mate, Elaine Cassidy, in great action, Canucks!

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“Twenty Thousand Streets Under The Sky” on BBC America

Finally! BBC America will be airing Sally’s latest starring role on TV, the critically-acclaimed BBC mini-series, ” Twenty Thousand Streets Under The Sky“! The 3-parter will be divided into 2 days. Parts 1 & 2 will air on Saturday, Feb 11th at 8p EST, while the 3rd & final part will air on the next day, Sunday, Feb 12th at 8p EST. So, tune in to see Sally in top-notch performance in the portrayal of an unrequited love!

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“Tipping The Velvet” Marathon on BBC Canada

Good news, Canadian fans! BBC Canada is launching a “Tipping The Velvet” Marathon on Sunday, Feb 12th from 9p EST!!! Check out Sally in action!

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Sally in BBC Film Network’s Short “Sweet”

[Courtesy of one of our site's visitors, "Pip" (thanks, Pip!)]

We have news for ya! Apparently, Sally starred in BBC Film Network’s Short Film called “Sweet,” written, directed & produced by Alex Tanner. Sally plays “Philippa” in this 16-min short which is available to view on the Net! It was launched on July 29th 2005.

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Meanwhile, click on “Read the Rest” below to read the synopsis & some facts…

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Sally in “Wells” Biopic

Based on various sources, Sally will be in the upcoming biopic, “H.G. Wells: A Life In Pictures,” which will air on BBC2 sometime next year (2006)!! You know the legendary futurist H.G. Wells from his classics such as “Time Machine” & “War of the Worlds,” both of which had been made into movies throughout the years.