Lesley plays detective Hannah Laing
Speaking about the second series, Lesley revealed what viewers can expect from the new episodes: "Someone within the police department is feeding information to the Mimicas, and at the end of series one, she is tasked with finding out who that is."But it's getting to a point where it's just going on and on and they're not getting any closer, so the decision is made to sideline it, which means she is back working closely again with her old mate, Billy .
The actress also revealed that the new series is a far cry from the original Swedish show. "The first series was also a recreation of a very successful Swedish television series, but this second series," she explained. "It's more of what we all loved about series one!"Episode three airs on Tuesday night and will see Hannah and Billy begin to suspect they can't trust their boss Chief Superintendent Kane.
The synopsis continues: "When they discover Bianca is back but alone, Hannah fears the worst for her son Christian but Billy reveals a plan to keep him safe. The race is on to get to Christian before the Mimicas can."Before We Die season two continues on Tuesday 27 June on Channel 4 at 9pm. The full series is available to stream on All4.
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