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In the British series "The Inspector Lynley Mysteries", the character of Inspector Lynley's girlfriend and then wife, Helen, is played by three actresses (so far):
— Emma Fielding, in the first episode, 2001
— Lesley Vickerage, 10 episodes, 2002-2004
— Catherine Russell, 4 episodes, 2006
The biggest problem with the switch is that the women not only look very different, but they behave very different — Ms Russell, in season 6, is a very different character from Ms Vickerage's version.