August 22, 2008 – 1:55 pm
Pretty Jo Sugden finally takes a stand this week after Andy tries to force her to have his baby.
Jo has withstood months of physical and mental abuse at the hands of Andy, but when is is about to launch into yet another attack this week over the issue of children, Jo sees his daughter Sarah watching on decides that enough is wnough.
Roxanne Pallett who plays Jo, told The Daily Star: “Jo didn’t have the most stable upbringing and doesn’t want Sarah to go through what she went through.
“So she’s standing up to Andy – not just for herself, but for Sarah as well. She tells him: ‘I want you to get out,’ but afterwards she’s nearly physically sick – she’s that scared.”
As Andy realises that he has lost his grip on Jo his life goes on a downward spiral and results in a suicide attempt in a few weeks time. Read More »
August 20, 2008 – 1:08 pm
Emmerdale actress, Lucy Pargeter, has confirmed that she would love to have more plastic surgery in the future.
In the past, the actress who plays Chas Dingle has had her boobs reshaped and and boosted and says she would not have to think twice about going under the knife again.
Lucy, 30, told The Daily Star: “I had my breasts reshaped and some implants inserted to make them firmer, not bigger.
“It did great things to my confidence and as soon as everything starts going south again, I will be heading straight back into surgery.”
Emmerdale bosses are planning to cast a Casanova farmer according to The Sun.
The soap started out as a show centred around farming life, however since the death of Clive Hornby the only farmer left on the show is wife beater, Andy Sugden.
The farmer will be called John Naylor, and has been described as a “forty-something Casanova who will be an instant hit with the local ladies”.
A source commented: “We want to create a new farming dynasty. Families and farming are the cornerstone of Emmerdale and it’s important we don’t forget that.
“We want to take the show back to its farming roots, while keeping it sexy and exciting.” Read More »
August 7, 2008 – 12:57 pm
Friends of Eli Dingle (Joseph Gilgun) usually amount to many a person’s worst nightmare, but Emmerdale fans are in for a pleasant surprise this September with the arrival of streetwise Londoner Danielle played by former Eastenders and Bad Girls favourite Nicola Stapleton.
A figure from Eli’s past, Danielle is the last person he expects to run into. But this is no happy reunion. When Eli practically runs her over outside the Emmerdale village he feels forced to offer her sanctuary. But is there more to this accident than first meets the eye? What is the truth behind their shared past and what secrets has Danielle brought with her for the future? Read More »
Emmerdale actor, Matt healy, has announced that he will be leaving the ITV1 soap after playing character Matthew King for the last five years.
Matt said: “After nearly five years of wearing Matthew’s suits every morning and having to shave every day, I feel ready to pull on some bermuda shorts and grow a goatee!
“On a serious note, I’ve had a brilliant time at Emmerdale and I’m excited about what lies ahead.” Read More »
Emmerdale’s interiors factory won’t know what’s hit it this summer when fun and flirty Leyla Harding takes up her place behind the sewing machine.
Leyla arrives in Emmerdale on Monday 25 August and will quickly wrap factory boss Pollard (Chris Chittell) around her little finger. She’s cheeky, streetwise and savvy and doesn’t do anything by halves.
Played by stunning actress Rokhsaneh Ghawam-Shahidi, 25, Leyla goes down a storm with factory colleagues Pearl, Lisa, Doug, Lily and Gennie. But Leyla is cagey about her past and is certainly clued-up which begs the question - what is she doing working in a factory in apparently sleepy Emmerdale?” Read More »
Eastenders star, Charlie Clements is reportedly gutted after he got turned down by Emmerdale hottie, Roxanne Pallett.
The pair have struck up a friendship in recent months, but as Charlie hoped it would progress into more, Roxanne is reported to have turned him down.
“Roxy really enjoys his company. And yes, she’s a bit of a flirt but she didn’t mean to mislead him in any way,” a source told the Daily Star Sunday. “Charlie is one of the sweetest and funniest guys she knows. But she just sees him as a friend. Read More »
Emmerdale actor, Kelvin Fletcher, has paid tribute to the late Clive Hornby who died earlier this month.
Clive played the character of Jack Sugden since 1980 on the ITV soap.
“It’s not really hit me yet. There is such a massive void there,” Kelvin told The Mirror. “The minute he went there was a huge hole. There are certain scenes now that you think he should be in and he should be there.
“He was definitely a second father to me, without question. He was a massive part of my life from 12 years old.”
Fletcher added that Clive had always insisted that he would evntually return to work, so his death came as a massive shock to the cast. Read More »
Emmerdale residents are to get a shock when a drunken Grayson attacks Katie after a night in a police cell.
Grayson is released from the cell, but still drunk forces his way into Katie’s cottage and attacks her when she fails to tell him where Perdy is.
Paul hears Katie’s screams and rushes to her rescue.
“Gray has hit rock bottom,” actor Christopher Villiers tells the Sun. “The locals are stunned by his violence and to learn the truth about his sexuality.” The trouble starts when Gray wakes up in the police station after spending the night drinking and picking up men in a park.
After his release, Gray makes his way to Katie’s house.
“Katie makes a run for it, but Gray drags her back towards the house,” explains Christopher. “Paul steps in to save her.” Read More »
Emmerdale is set to lose another two of its favourites, Emily Symons and Mathew Bose.
Emily, who plays Louise Appleton, is said to be taking a break from the soap for family reasons, but Matthew, who plays Paul Lambert is thought toi be quitting for good.
A show insider told The Daily Star: “It’s a big blow to lose another two characters.
“There have been a few worried faces in the Emmerdale corridors. People are concerned that nearly half the crop of actors are leaving. Read More »
