Michelle Keegan has always taken on roles which have made her super-likeable on our screens.
From Tina in Corrie, to Georgie Lane in Our Girl, and, er, Tina in Tina & Bobby, all her characters have been really nice..
The 29-year-old has now revealed that she wants to mix that up and would love to play a darker role.
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The brunette beauty would rather play a “serial killer” next than another “nice girl”!
Talking to the Daily Star, Michelle revealed: “I always play nice girls.
“It would be quite nice to play a bit of a baddie.
“I’d love to do something a bit darker.”
The TV star, who is married to former TOWIE star Mark Wright, added: “I want to do something totally different, like playing a serial killer.
“And I’d really love to do a film – that’s any actor’s dream.”
Just last year Michelle opened up about playing a darker role.
Speaking about her career to Glamour Magazine in November, the star said: “I want to do a really dark role next, not a villain but something dangerous.
“I’ve always been a well-liked actor and I would love people to hate me!”
The Tina & Bobby star also spoke about her best known role playing Tina McIntyre on the Corrie cobbles who was killed off in 2014.
She said: “I was nervous – I didn’t know if I was going to work again.
“There was no going back, because Tina died.
“But I didn’t want to look back in 10 years’ time and think, ‘What if?’
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“That’s why I did it and, touch wood, it’s gone OK.”
And it certainly has as Michelle has now gone on to land huge roles in successful shows.
She added: “I could have stayed at Corrie my whole life. It’s like a family.
“But if I didn’t leave when I did, I never would have left.
“I have to go out and find work. I have to push myself now and go for lots of auditions.”
Down-to-earth Michelle has said she feels “very lucky” for the opportunities she’s been given.
She said: “I’ve been very lucky. It’s been a case of the right place, right time.
“I wanted to go away from Corrie and try my best to do other roles and see if I could do them well.”
Luck might have something to do with it – but Michelle has proven time and again she has the talent to match it.