Who is looking forward to see Kris Marshall in Sanditon?
The Death in Paradise star plays financier Tom Parker in the period drama July 30, 2019 - 10:48 BST Sharnaz Shahid Kris Marshall has claimed he doesn't "feel objectified" when it comes taking part in nudity scenes. The 46-year-old, who is set to star in ITV's upcoming Jane Austen adaptation Sanditon, will soon be seen stripping off in the first episode, where viewers will watch him take on the role of Tom Parker, an enthusiastic financier trying to put Sanditon on the map.
"The eight-part drama also stars Rose Williams as Charlotte Heywood and her love interest Sidney Parker, who is played by Theo James. Show creator Andrew Davies, man behind Colin Firth's impromptu swim in his 1995 BBC version of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, made sure Sanditon upped the ante by having three male leads take a naked seaside skinny-dip. "There's more male nudity these days because female nudity can be a contentious area," he commented.
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