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Benidorm's cheeky Callum actor Julian Moore-Cook is all grown-up and super-hot 6 years since show

It’s hard to believe that its now officially six years since ITV sitcom Benidorm last graced our screens, with the irreverent comedy series having swiftly captured the hearts of the nation during its eleven year run.Throughout the series, fans at home were greeted by an unforgettable cast of famous faces as they brought to life a series of eccentric characters in the sun soaked holiday destination. Among those stars, were acting heavyweights such as Coronation Street's Tony Maudsley, Comedy genius Johnny Vegas, Happy Valley star Siobhan Finneran, and even Loose Women’ s very own Denise Welch.
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Benidorm's Johnny Vegas opens up on dramatic weight loss after getting stuck in tunnel
READ MORE: BBC Breakfast guest Johnny Vegas unrecognisable as fans blown away by 'sharp' appearanceAt his heaviest, 5ft 7in-tall Johnny weighed in at around 18 stone but is now down to around 12-13 stone after ditching treats like bread and cheese.Speaking about the tunnel incident, he said he was in a place called Ha Long Bay in northeast Vietnam on his honeymoon with Maïa Dunphy in 2011 when he got stuck.The network of tunnels - extending hundred of miles underground - were built by the Viet Cong in the 1940s as protection from French bombers in the French Indochina War between 1946-1954.The tunnels were used again during the Vietnam War, which raged from 1955 until 1975.Speaking at the weekend, Johnny, now separated from Maïa, said: “Ha Long Bay was spectacular...but I had a bit of a mishap when we visited one of those underground tunnel systems the Viet Cong used to hide in during the Vietnam War.“I was told they’d dug a larger tunnel to show Westerners, but I still got wedged in it.“I got my legs through but then my midriff jammed.”He added: “I was there for ten minutes (and) people were like ‘Shall we go and get help?’ and I was like ‘No, I can do this, please, just pull my arms’.”Speaking in the Travel supplement in The Sunday Times this weekend, he said it was a "wake up call" about his weight.He added: “It was a positive thing in the end, though.
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