Hermione's On Board

Tom delivered! When I explained the options to Natalie, she was not happy, even banging her head on the wall. “Sex with my friends or … I can’t go through with this. Petra said I could handle the sex … but sex with them?”
“It’s just as bad for them, but everybody else is willing to give it a go. And it must have taken a lot of courage to do Playboy.”
“I can do the sex. Can’t you find me a role where I only hump strangers?” My mind’s eye saw ‘Truck Stop Bukkake – From Witch to Slut’ but time for amateur psychology,
“So you’re saying boys can handle it but girls can’t.” - an arrow straight to the heart of the neo-feminist.
“OK. I’ll play Rosamond. At least I don’t have to fuck an old bloke.”

Jacqui and I used our casting techniques to fill in the gaps of the amazing ensemble, the chief roles of which were filled as follows:

Dorothea Brooke played by Anne Heather, a mid-twenties dark haired American supporting actress who just loved the novel at college;
Tertius Lydgate played by Benny Cumberland, an awkward curly haired brooding English actor with great cheek bones;
Rosamond Vincy played by the aforementioned former witch;
Will Laidlaw played by Harry Potter ... well James McNeil;
Edward Casaubon played by Tom;
Fred Vincy played by ginger heart-throb Ed Shearer;
Mary Garth played by large breasted exotic looking porn actress Tabitha Gash;
Sir James Chettham played by Bryan Ryan, the ex boy band member who was Bingley;
Celia Brooke played by Kara Knight.

The rest of the cast was largely played by experienced character actors and young porn stars, looking to break out.
The setting being an 1830s provincial town would require rather more conservative dress than the earlier production, but maybe this would add to the eroticism of the undressing.