ITVX series ‘The Confessions of Frannie Langton’ filmed at Georgian country house in East Yorkshire

Some of the scenes from ‘The Confessions of Frannie Langton’, available this week on ITV's new streaming service ITVX, were shot at Sledmere House in East Yorkshire. The country home is located in a Capability Brown-designed Park halfway between Driffield and Malton and is Grade I listed.

The new show currently available on ITVX, was filmed on location in October of last year. According to a statement on the house's Twitter feed, they were happy to have ITV film with them in October for a segment of their suspenseful new drama "The Confessions of Frannie Langton." Look at it now and see if you can identify the Sledmere scenes on ITVX!

Sara Collins, a writer, transformed her first book of the same name into a four-part murder mystery thriller. The show's titular character, Karla-Simone Spence, is born into a life of servitude and struggles to narrate her tale. Patrick Martins, Sophie Cookson and Stephen Campbell Moore are also included.




‘The Confessions of Frannie Langton’ will be available on ITVX many months before it is broadcast linearly on ITV's primary channel as it is an ITVX debut. The affecting drama was commissioned by Polly Hill, head of drama at ITV, and executive produced by Greg Brenman, Rebecca de Souza, and Sara Collins.

FAQs:

1. What occurs in Frannie Langton's Confessions?
   Frannie, who is very dependent on laudanum, has no memory of the incident but believes she could not have killed the woman she loved so much. To solve the mystery before she is ordered to be hanged for the crime, she begins to piece together what happened in her prison cell.
2. How are Jane and Frannie similar?
   Frannie is awkward and arrogant in her cleverness because she has never been permitted to use it properly, much like Jane again. Frannie is a battery hen, but Rochester refers to Jane as a caged bird.