Bridgerton's Sabrina Bartlett is set to star in ITV's new series The Larkins.
The actress, who played Siena Rosso in the Netflix period drama, will play Mariette Larkin in The Darling Buds of May reboot - the role made famous by Catherine Zeta-Jones.
Sabrina will be starring alongside Tok Stephen in the new adaptation.
The series is based on H.E. Bates' novel, set in the 1950s, which follows a working class family led by Pop Larkin, who will be played by Bradley Walsh, and his wife Ma, set to be played by Joanna Scanlan.
It will follow the Larkin family who live in the stunning Kent countryside as they deal with Government threats and second home owners.
Speaking about her upcoming role, Sabrina said: "I can't wait to bring these heart-warming stories to life alongside such a wonderful team. It's just the perfect dose of escapism we all need right now."
Meanwhile, actor Tok said: "I can't wait to work alongside Joanna, Bradley and Sabrina. I'm incredibly excited. I hope we can impress fans of the original novels with our version."
ITV also announced: "The Larkins is a new television adaptation of H.E. Bates novel The Darling Buds Of May, written by acclaimed screenwriter Simon Nye (Finding Alice, The Durrells, Men Behaving Badly) with the aim of capturing the warmth, optimism and escapism of the Larkin family for a modern generation."
The Darling Buds of May is credited with launching Catherine Zeta-Jones' career.
She starred in the comedy series from 1991 to 1993 and her character Mariette married on-screen husband Charley.
Catherine headed to LA after leaving the show, where she was cast for parts in Oceans Twelve, Entrapment and The Mask Of Zorro.
The series became one of the biggest TV programmes to have ever aired and even beat Coronation Street in its prime.
A date for the The Larkins is yet to be confirmed, but there's no doubt fans will love it.
There will be six episodes coming to ITV when the series airs.
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