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Branded as "the new Poldark" thanks to images of a bare-chested Richard in the trailer, the story of forbidden love, which crosses the gulf in classes, is certain to set pulses racing. Happy Valley star James Norton told Radio Times there's an appetite for racy dramas because viewers are no longer "shocked by sex". The year-old hunk said: "People have sex. In we are no longer shocked by this, and we are no longer shocked that people in books also have sex. James also claimed the new drama presents a more rounded picture of Lady Chatterley's husband than the book. In the book, he's quite stuffy and set up to be despised, but in our version his snobbery is qualified by his being a young man who is a victim," he revealed.

It turned out to involve many happy discussions with the adapter and director Jed Mercurio about successive drafts of his script. My job was to know something about Lawrence. I helped fractionally with the in-jokes scattered throughout the script for the benefit of sharp-eyed Lawrencians. But Mercurio had his own qualifications to deal with Lawrence, coming from a Midlands mining town and a working-class family and a long history of appreciative reading of Lawrence. But who knows?

Cynthia inherits a large estate and moves in. She reads her aunt's diary and finds out how she was taught in the ways of love by her gardener in at the age of She decides to continue the fruitful relationship and gets it on with the handsome young gardener herself. Steve Michaels D.

The problem, though, may be that television has never been good at sex. Newspaper outrage over the original series of Queer as Folk in condemned the explicit sexual depictions, but the reaction seemed clearly exacerbated by the fact that the scenes featured two men. Similarly, a single fully clothed kiss on the lips brought bigoted complaints against Brookside in and EastEnders in because the embraces involved two women and two men respectively. For instance, nudity on TV has never been anywhere near as rife as lobbyists claim, although it has always been reliably sexist: the ratios of breasts to penises shown over time must be about to 1.