Sunday, I got votes from everyone else who is active in this thread bar you Vanessa, so dont want you to miss out

Ok, i still have time then! :hugesmile:

'Hollyoaks' Nikki Sanderson would "never say never" to Corrie return

Nikki Sanderson has revealed that she would consider a return to Coronation Street if asked.

The soap star, who played Candice Stowe for six years from 1999 until 2005, was recently cast as Maxine Minniver in Hollyoaks.

Of her career choices, Sanderson reflected to new! Magazine: "I try not to regret anything. Every choice I've made has brought me to this point.

"I had the most amazing time at Corrie, but I'd been there a long time, was still a child actor and I wanted to learn my craft and try new things.

"Never say never [though]. But I'm happy at Hollyoaks and as long as they like me, I'm hoping they'll keep me on!"

Hollyoaks James Sutton nervous over return: "You'd hate to mess it up"

James Sutton has admitted that he feels partially apprehensive about his Hollyoaks comeback.

The actor, who reprises his famous role as John Paul from next Tuesday, however insisted that he remains "dead-excited" filming his second stint.

"On the one hand I know the set-up and I know how it works and I know my character, so that's really nice," Sutton told MSN.

"I feel a little bit of pressure because I had such a nice run last time. You'd hate to mess it up and put in a weak performance and spoil what you did before. I'm really proud of what I did before.

"So I think I put myself under a bit of pressure but at the same time I'm dead-excited and I've had chats with the storyline people and our producer Bryan Kirkwood and there's a lot of really exciting stuff coming up for us."

Sutton spent two years on Emmerdale between 2009 and 2011, after leaving Hollyoaks in 2007.

Of his return to the set of the Channel 4 teen soap, the star reflected: "It was very weird! My first few days were over in Dublin filming but my first few days on set here were bizarre.

"There's a lot of the same crew still here and I was sat with the girls that play my family and my sisters and it's like the last four years haven't happened. Everyone's been really sweet."

John Paul, who arrives in Chester a single man, has been tipped to become romantically involved with villain Brendan Brady (Emmett Scanlan).

'Hollyoaks' Jessica Fox: 'Nancy panics when Charlie disappears'

Hollyoaks star Jessica Fox has revealed more details of Charlie's upcoming disappearance.

As reported yesterday, Fox's character Nancy Osborne will be left horrified at New Year as her young nephew runs away from home following an argument.

Viewers will see Charlie flee after a stressed-out Nancy loses her temper with him, feeling anxious and distracted after discovering that her baby son Oscar may be deaf.

Charlie heads out into the woods, but finds himself in danger when he trips and falls unconscious.

Fox told Inside Soap: "Nancy finds a heartbreaking note from Charlie which reads, 'I know that you don't want me any more'. Her first reaction is one of absolute panic, and the Osbornes all head off into the dead of night to try to track him down."

While Charlie's fate is being kept under wraps, fans can expect fireworks between Nancy and Frankie (Helen Pearson) as the situation unfolds.

Fox said: "The two of them already have a fragile relationship. Frankie turns on Nancy and blames her for Charlie going missing - and if you push Nancy far enough, she'll bite back!"

'Hollyoaks': Leanne to face love choice over Dennis

Hollyoaks' Leanne Holiday will have a big decision to make when Dennis Savage declares his love for her once again.

Leanne turns to Dennis (Joe Tracini) for support later this month as she is feeling lonely, but the pair's heart-to-heart has an unexpected outcome as they wake up in bed together the next morning.

The storyline kicks off on New Year's Eve as Leanne gets drunk and confides in Dennis while feeling sorry for herself.

Jessica Forrest, who plays Leanne, told Inside Soap: "Leanne has one too many drinks and wakes up next to Dennis. She thinks, 'Oh my God! What have I done?' It's a real 'has she or hasn't she?' moment for the audience."

She continued: "Leanne pours her heart out to him [on New Year's Eve]. And it's hilarious when she wakes up with him the next day and can't remember whether she's slept with him."

While Leanne is horrified by the development, Dennis gives her food for thought by reminding her of how much she means to him.

Forrest explained: "Dennis tells Leanne he loves her. She likes the attention, but it's not fair to mess with his emotions. Then Dennis asks her if she wants to be with him or not, so she has a big decision to make."

http://docyou.e4.com/truth

Dylans Truth Video

omg
watches

Esther :worship:

oh thank god, a nice tribute for maddie :love:

Esther please get a chainsaw and kill all these bitches

Leahs Dad :o

Ruby is truly and horrid little cow

Suzanne flirting with Darren lol

omg tony & Jacqui :worship:

This spoiler in Inside Soap:



:o

This probably ties in with Brendan's exit then!

Interesting

Sounds exciting, I'm sure it'll be done well :)

'Hollyoaks' James Sutton talks John Paul's return

Hollyoaks welcomes back one of its best-loved characters next week as John Paul McQueen returns to screens after a four-year absence.

As has been widely reported, John Paul has a chance meeting with Brendan Brady (Emmett Scanlan) in Dublin, before heading back to the village to join his family in time for Christmas.

Digital Spy recently caught up with James Sutton, who plays John Paul, to hear all the gossip on his Hollyoaks comeback.

How does it feel to be back on Hollyoaks after four years away?
"It's been good and really nice. I'm starting to settle in now and the cast are lovely. There's a lot of new people - I'm struggling to learn everybody's names! But a lot of my old pals are here too, including the rest of the McQueen family, so it's been great so far."

How did the return come about?
"I always thought that at some point I would probably come back, because I had such a good experience the first time around and there's also the fact that I live in Liverpool, where the show is filmed. It was just a matter of timing, really.

"I'd often said 'never say never' and that I would come back if the storyline was right, but I wouldn't have come back just for the sake of it. What happened was that Bryan Kirkwood returned to Hollyoaks as executive producer, and we'd always stayed in touch anyway. We went out for dinner and he told me that he'd had an idea for a storyline for John Paul. It sounded appealing, so I said yes!"

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Was Bryan's return the main factor which influenced your decision?
"Well, I think Bryan is someone who really gets it - he understands soap so well, he really cares and he invests a great deal into the storylines personally. He oversees everything and he's very hands-on, which is fantastic.

"Obviously he's been away and had experience over at EastEnders, and he's come back really hungry to make Hollyoaks as successful as it can be. I think that energy and passion really rubs off on people. It's very hard to hear someone speak so eloquently and passionately about the show and not buy into it!"

What kind of a reaction have you seen from fans since your return was announced?
"It's been really positive. I've seen a lot of tweets from people who seem excited to see John Paul again, which is really nice. I used to get a message every day saying, 'Are you coming back?' and now I can finally say that I am!"

Because John Paul is so fondly remembered, is there a pressure that comes with revisiting the role?
"Yeah, I think so. There is a certain amount of pressure but it's pressure that I put on myself more than anything. I want to do the best job I can, and I don't want to let anyone down. It's not that I think I will let people down, but I did have such a good run last time and I don't want to mess it up.

"What I can say is that I feel really good and really positive about what we're doing. John Paul's character has moved into a different direction now. He's a different person and that's a lot of fun to play with. The dynamic within the family has changed too, and there's also a lot of new characters in the village for John Paul to interact with. It feels different than it did last time, but in a really good way."

As John Paul's relationship with Craig Dean was so popular, some viewers are naturally disappointed that they've split up. How do you feel about that?
"I think it's great that people are so invested in it. It makes me feel really proud that what we created has had a lasting appeal for people - I think that can only be a positive thing.

"I think the fans are really going to enjoy where things are going with storylines for my character and the people that he gets involved with. There's a lot of really exciting material coming up."

We first see John Paul in Dublin, don't we?
"Yeah, I went over to Dublin to do some filming there, which was fantastic. My first scenes are with Emmett Scanlan, who plays Brendan, and that was really nice. I've known Emmett for a while and we've always got on pretty well. He's a top guy and we've done some really nice stuff, which I'm really excited for people to see because I'm quite proud of it.

"There was an amazing crew for those scenes, including Steve Brett, who is one of my favourite directors. It was a really nice way to come back into it."

Hollyoaks does have some new fans, so there'll be some people who've never seen John Paul! Can you remind us of his place in the family?
"Yeah, it is funny that a lot of people will never have seen me or heard of the character! That's actually really nice, because for some viewers he'll just be a new guy in the village who has some history there.

"John Paul is the voice of reason in this family of women with crazy, big personalities. He's always been very close to Jacqui, as she's the eldest in the family and helped to bring him up. John Paul shares a father with Carmel and Michaela, so he's close to them as well.

"He's kind of the one who sits there and lets this chaos erupt around him and shakes his head a lot! He's the quietest one in the family, but he's also the most sensible."

Have you been filming mainly with the McQueens so far, or will John Paul make some new friends?
"I can't really say too much, but I have made some new friends and I've had scenes with some of the established characters, which has been really nice. I've also got some stuff coming up with some people who I haven't worked with before, which is always really exciting.

"I've also done a lot with the family, because when John Paul comes back, the McQueens are in turmoil. There's all sorts of things going on with Mercedes, with Myra and it's all chaos."

Will John Paul stay single for a while, or is it inevitable that they'll pair him up with someone?
"I don't know yet! I'm really open to whatever they want to do, but I am conscious that the last time I was here, a lot of my storylines were relationship-based. There's a lot more going on now with John Paul. Like I say, he's a different person now - he knows who he is and what he wants.

"I think when we see John Paul, he's had a pretty horrific time with Craig over in Dublin and I don't think he wants to be with anyone just now. He feels a bit lost, so he needs to come back into the bosom of the family."

Liverpool radio host Pete Price - a friend of yours - recently said that a future storyline for John Paul has never been used on a soap before. Is that an accurate description?
"There might be some truth in that, but I can't really confirm or deny that statement! Pete is a great friend of mine and I think he was stirring the pot somewhat, but I do have some really exciting stuff coming up that I can't wait to shoot and can't wait for people to see."

When we last spoke, you were just about to launch your pop-up acting company Broken Leg Workshops. How's it all going?
"It's been fantastic. We've recently run a workshop in Leeds, which was a huge success. It's a really nice thing to be involved in, because there are so many people out there who want to act and see what it's like in front of a camera.

"It's rare that you get that opportunity, because most drama groups focus on theatre. We've got some big plans for next year and it's really nice for me to do something different."

This funeral service, awkward.

Leah's dad Billy Parker turns up...

Brendan! :amazed::worship::lovedup:

WTF Frankie thinking that Esther was in love with Maddie:joker:.

porr ester

References to the past by Cindy, nice one Bryan Kirkwood:).