As a die-hard fan of Sophie Turner and her exceptional acting prowess, I am beyond thrilled about the upcoming series Joan! Having witnessed her transform from Sansa Stark to Jean Grey, it’s fascinating to see her take on yet another complex character. The fact that she was filming this series during a tumultuous time in her personal life, battling the tabloid accusations of being an absent mother, only adds to my admiration for her resilience and dedication as both an artist and a mother.
Sophie Turner has captivated fans once more with her upcoming role as Joan, set in the 1980s. She portrays a single mother who resorts to crime to make ends meet for herself and her child. You might recognize the title of the show since Turner was filming it during the tumultuous custody battle she experienced with her then-husband, Joe Jonas. Their story was widely covered in the media, and Turner has even spoken openly about the impact in an interview with British Vogue.
In her own words, she expressed that while her children were in the United States, she couldn’t join them because she had to complete the project “Joan” in the UK. Turner addressed the criticism regarding her being an absent mother by stating, “Articles started popping up… It was painful as I truly struggle with every decision I make as a mom – mom guilt is very real! All I could do was remind myself that these allegations aren’t true and that I am a good mother, not someone who parties frequently.” Let’s delve into what we know about the upcoming series so far.
The storyline of Joan
Joan Hannington, a teen mother from a violent background, often finds herself in challenging situations. Instead of adhering to rules, she exhibits cunning behavior and employs deception and disguise to maneuver through her intricate, risky criminal escapades. As Entertainment Weekly puts it, the show is a portrayal of Joan Hannington’s actual life as a dazzling jewel thief. Known as ‘The Godmother’ in London’s illicit market, she earned this title with her impressive exploits.
The cast of Joan
In this production, Sophie Turner takes on the lead role. She’s joined by Caroline Faber (Merline) and Frank Dillane, known for his work in “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince,” among others, who we were excited to see join the cast.
Can I watch a trailer?
You can check out the teaser that Sophie Turner recently posted on Instagram or EW. To add to the branding, she included a diamond emoji in her caption. She wrote, “Here she comes,” and a fan responded with enthusiasm, “I can’t wait to see you back on my screen again 🎥✨”
When and where to watch Joan?
Beginning on October 2nd, Tuesday, you’ll find Joan airing on The CW. This is a six-episode limited series that originates from ITV, the British network. It has been advertised as a new program on The CW.
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