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Corrie star shares first pic of shaved head for male breast cancer storyline (opens the original)
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Revealing the first picture of his Corrie character, detective Kit Green, with a shaved head ahead of chemo, actor Jacob Roberts admits: “I didn’t know men could get breast cancer.” Volunteering to shave his head and lose weight while Kit goes through gruelling treatment, Jacob also spoke to men who’d been through breast cancer at support groups, to make his performance more authentic. Kit discovers he has stage three breast cancer after his estranged aunt Celeste [Frances Barber] dies, alerting
Jason Watkins brings grief over young daughter's tragic death to TV role (opens the original)
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Acclaimed actor Jason Watkins has revealed that he automatically gravitates to parts he identifies with – even when they prove painful to play. A father of five, Jason tragically lost his two year-old daughter Maude when she died from sepsis on New Year’s Day 2011. His latest role sees him play a protective father in the chilling Channel 5 thriller The Game and Jason admits that he couldn’t help but bring his personal feelings and experiences to the part. Jason plays retired detective Huw Miller
Bergerac star's admission - 'I owe my career to 20 incontinent kangaroos' (opens the original)
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Not many actresses can say they owe their career to an incontinent kangaroo, but Liza Goddard found international fame after landing a role in the iconic children’s TV series, Skippy. At its peak, the 1960s Australian show enjoyed a gigantic global audience of 300 million every week, across 128 countries. Fans could buy Skippy cornflakes, pyjamas, shampoo and toothpaste. In Norway, a series of shopping centres were even named in honour of the programme. But, being a star in the smash hit series
'I married at grisly scene of another bride's beheading - it was so romantic' (opens the original)
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Few people would find it romantic to tie the knot at the scene of another bride’s beheading, but TV historian Tracy Borman is something of a one-off. Explaining her decision to marry her husband Tom at the Tower of London, she says: “The Who’s Who of Tudor England are buried in that chapel. You might say that’s not very romantic, but it is for me. “I’d just written my biography of Thomas Cromwell and he’s buried there, as is Anne Boleyn and Thomas Moore [both were beheaded] and two queens of Eng
Acting legend lands Corrie role fulfilling 40-year dream (opens the original)
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She’s worked with everyone from Dustin Hoffman to Christian Slater, but it was Corrie’s Rita who“gobsmacked” RSC actress Frances Barber into starstruck silence. Joining Coronation Street later this month as Celeste - the ebullient estranged aunt of Bernie Winter-Alahan (Jane Hazlegrove) - will be the highlight of her career. She says: “The truth is that I’ve wanted to walk the cobbles for 40 years. It was on my bucket list. I’m a complete and utter fanatic. I grew up on it. I’m from a council es
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