Jessica Brown Findlay might have left Downton Abbey in 2012, but she says that she still feels "owned" by the hugely successful show.
"The Downton thing is a real double-edged sword. It's four years since I left and I still find myself described as 'Downton's Jessica Brown Findlay'. It's like I'm owned by it," she told ES Magazine.
And there's another thing she won't miss about the show: "Urgh - I f****** hate corsets."
The actress played Lady Sybil Crawley, who died during childbirth, but has gone on to star in Jamaica Inn and A Winter's Tale, with Colin Farrell. When she left the show, Jessica said that she was inundated with offers.
"There was a road available to me that would have been, for many, a more attractive and certainly more commercial route."
"But playing the love interest is just never going to be my bag. I hate the idea of being put in a box of any kind, but especially that sort."
SOURCE: EVENING STANDARD
