Holby City actors are reportedly planning to sue the BBC after their show was axed after 23 years being on air. Stars of the show were said to be under the impression it would run for years to come, however the programme's final episode aired on Tuesday night (March 29).The hospital drama, which was nominated for a BAFTA, came to an end with surgeon Jac Naylor's death.According to the Sun, show bosses sent an email to cast and crew suggesting they could finally enjoy “a well-deserved break”.
Many actors argue that the broadcaster did not promote the show enough and despite this still matched EastEnders' viewing figures, which is screened on the same evening.
A TV insider told the publication stars were angered by the way in which the show came to a close with many feeling betrayed.The source said: “At no point were they warned Holby would be pulled, otherwise they would have considered other job offers.“They thought they had security and career development.
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