Eagle-eyed Happy Valley viewer makes brilliant observation about 'incredible' Sarah Lancashire in throwback photo
The determined and resilient Sergeant Catherine Cawood has been hailed as a "superhero" by fans for her actions in the BBC One drama. The character, played by Oldham-born Sarah Lancashire, received the Queen's police medal for bravery for capturing the psychopath killer Tommy Lee Royce on a narrow boat after he abducted Ann Gallagher and murdering police officer Kirsten McAskill and more in series one.
READ MORE: Tommy Lee Royce leaves BBC Happy Valley fans 'stressed' as they spot surprising detail in episode four Fans have flocked to praise former Coronation Street star Sarah on her powerful portrayal of grief-stricken Catherine. @AllisonJaneSmi2 said: "I’m a late converter #happyvalley Easily my favourite thing on the box right now."
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