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Sanditon Season 3 2023 Recycled Costumes Part II

James Bolam as Rowleigh Pryce in 3x02 and worn on Simon Callow as Charles Dickens in Doctor Who: The Unquiet Dead 2005

Liam Garrigan as Samuel in 3x03 and worn on Dwight Enys Luke Norris in Poldark 2019

Kate Ashfield as Mary Parker in 3x06 and worn on Dominczyk as Mercedes in The Count of Monte Cristo (2002)

Rose Williams as Charlotte Heywood in 3x06 and in Wuthering Heights 2009 worn on Charlotte Riley as Cathy

Uknown Actor as Girl in 3x06 and worn on Uknown Actor as Younger Kid in Emma 2009

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Sanditon - Magazine Round Up: S3

Here are the Sanditon features, synopses, reviews from the latest UK TV magazines!

Because S3 is being released in the UK on ITVX first, there likely will only be coverage in these issues vs. week by week reviews.

12-18th August 2023

TV Times

Radio Times

TV & Satellite Week

What's On TV

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Shows Coming to MASTERPIECE in 2023 and Beyond

Masterpiece: Sanditon is a sleepy seaside village on its way to becoming a deluxe and fashionable resort on the English coast. Its transformation means beaches and balls, fortune hunters, romance, and yes, heartbreak. The story is inspired by Jane Austen’s final unfinished novel and the much-talked-about adaptation has ignited a deeply passionate fanbase. Alas, Sanditon’s third season will be its last and we must ardently hope our youthful heroine Charlotte finds everlasting happiness.

Airdate: Season 3 of Sanditon premieres Sunday, March 19, 2023 at 9/8c on PBS.

Cast & Characters: Audiences will be greeted by returning characters Charlotte Heywood (Rose Williams), Georgiana Lambe (Crystal Clarke), Alexander Colbourne (Ben Lloyd-Hughes), Tom Parker (Kris Marshall), Mary Parker (Kate Ashfield), Lady Denham (Anne Reid), Edward Denham (Jack Fox), Arthur Parker (Turlough Convery), and other beloved residents of the seaside resort town.

Intriguing new characters include an estranged brother for Coulbourne played by Liam Garrigan, a dare-we-say love interest for Lady D in the shape of one Rowleigh Pryce (James Bolam), and the aristocratic but not altogether trustworthy Montrose family, whose matriarch (Emma Fielding) has the sole objective of marrying off her daughter Lydia (Alice Orr-Ewing) and son Harry (Edward Davis).