Creevy plays Ria, a working class woman struggling for money and supporting her idle boyfriend. Meanwhile, Myles plays Fran, a businesswoman who employs Ria to clean her home. Ria finds herself intoxicated by Fran's confidence, and an intense friendship is forged – however, a shocking event leads to the two being bound by secrets and plots.
"It is wonderful to get all scripts in one go, all locked in, all ready to go, that is great," Myles said. "Sometimes, especially with a thriller, it can be a little bit detrimental, because you subconsciously are playing what you know happens.
"And then when it comes into close ups and things like that, then there's all sorts of things that you can do and you can work, and I can share with you what I am not sharing with my co-star, that works in a thriller format. So those are all just kind of ways and means of trying to keep what's going on under cover and underground. And keep the swan effect above water happening."
Myles then referenced Creevey's character Ria's description of Fran. "Ria says, ‘She’s like a teenager’. And then she's got all these different kind of facets and masks, and so to be able to play with that, but anchor it in this real, hyper realistic world that we've set up is challenging, and that's exactly what it should be."
"It shouldn't be easy. It shouldn't feel easy because if it feels easy it means I’m too much like Fran!" Myles added, laughing.
"She is complicated, but she's also very vulnerable," Creevy said. "How I saw it was that she rediscovered herself. Meeting Fran has made her think, you know, 'I can be this way, or am I that way? Or how do I think, and how do I dress?' You know, all these different things.
"My idea of how Ria might respond in a situation is changed by Eve on the day. So it was about discovering it more so on set, and that's really exciting."
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