Actress Gabrielle Creevy said she loved playing a character described as a Welsh assassin in Black Doves, according to a BBC News report.

BBC News reported that Creevy said she auditioned for the role using her Welsh accent, adding that "and they loved it." The summary of the report does not say who "they" refers to, or what was said beyond that phrase.

The headline of the BBC News report describes the character as a very Welsh assassin. The summary connects that description to the audition, in which Creevy said she used her accent. Together, the headline and summary describe her enthusiasm for the part.

According to the BBC News summary, the report centers on Creevy's account of her audition and her view of the character. The summary does not give the character's storyline, details of the production's schedule, or the names of other cast members. It also includes no comment from producers or the broadcaster. Those points cannot be confirmed from the material reviewed for this story.

The source record does not name a reporter for the BBC News report. The story is based on that single report. No other outlet's account of Creevy's remarks was reviewed for this story, so no conflicting accounts are reported here.

Sources: BBC News: Black Doves actress says she loved playing 'a very Welsh assassin'.