Sheffield star Sean Bean has railed against the class system in television, in an interview to promote his latest role as a ‘baddie’. The Handsworth actor said there was a “wealth of talent” in the working class population that “you don’t see too often.” He spoke out in an interview in The Times to promote Disney’s four-part adaptation of CJ Sansom’s first Shardlake book, Dissolution. He plays Thomas Cromwell, who served as chief minister to King Henry VIII from 1534 to 1540. He said: “There was... Read this story
