Sinéad Keenan, known for her role in the new Netflix series 'How to Get to Heaven From Belfast,' has shared her feelings of anxiety regarding a specific scene involving a boat during filming. The series, created by Lisa McGee of 'Derry Girls' fame, follows three thirty-something women who delve into the mysterious death of their school friend, Greta. Keenan's character, Robyn, alongside her allies, investigates across various locations, including London, Belfast, and Donegal.

The series unfolds as a comedy crime story, highlighting the deep bonds among the three women as they navigate their quest for answers. The presence of Keenan in a challenging role adds depth to her character as a mother whose determination propels her into the heart of the investigation. As filming took place in various settings, including fictional locations, this adventure draws viewers into a captivating narrative that mixes humor with thrills.

Keenan's candidness about her fears while filming a pivotal scene reflects the often-overlooked emotional challenges actors face in their roles. The revelations about the shoot come as audiences anticipate the release of this series, eager to see how the story unfolds and the dynamic performances of the cast, which showcase both the tension and camaraderie inherent in their mission.