Exclusive: Zoe Brough on "Outrageous," Kiwis, and Historical Fashion

Zoe Brough's "Outrageous" Role: Kiwi Skin, Sisterly Bonds, and Historical Fascination Actress Zoe Brough, star of the new BritBox series "Outrageous," recently revealed fascinating details about her role and research process in an exclusive interview. The interview, filmed at a recent event, covered a range of topics, from her most outrageous personal habit (eating kiwis with the skin on) to her approach to portraying the complex dynamics of sisters on screen. "You know, it's handy that I have a sister," Brough shared, highlighting the real-life experience that informed her performance. "One minute we hate each other, one minute we love each other." Brough's dedication to her craft is evident in her thorough research, which included visits to the British Library and a meeting with Mary Lovell, author of a book on the Mitford sisters, the real-life inspiration for the show. "There's such a fountain of information based on the Mitfords," she explained. "I went to the British Library and read up quite a lot there." Her research gave her a unique perspective and depth of understanding, allowing her to bring a nuanced portrayal of Jessica Mitford to life. Beyond the character itself, Brough expressed her deep admiration for the fashion and atmosphere of the Victorian era and the 1960s, which are both reflected in the show. "I love the Victorian times. I think they're wicked. The outfits, the whole atmosphere of that period is so cool." "Outrageous" promises a captivating journey into the lives of the Mitford sisters, and Brough's insights offer a glimpse into the dedication and passion behind bringing this historical story to the screen. The series premiere is sure to draw significant attention, and Brough's character is poised to become a fan favorite.