Laura Fraser: Last News

Coronation Street’s Hayley Cropper passed away back in January 2014 with her husband Roy by her side, after drinking a lethal cocktail of drugs. The devastating storyline came after Hayley was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer, and raised debates about the right to die in the UK.But it wasn’t the only hard-hitting storyline actress Julia Hesmondhalgh found herself part of during her 16-year stint on the cobbles, as her character also had to deal with rampant transphobia when she outed herself as a transgender woman to her future husband Roy.Since quitting her role on the show in 2014, Julie has herself gotten involved in trans activism.But what else has she been up to since leaving the soap? Eight years after Corrie bade farewell to Hayley Cropper, Daily Star takes a look.While filming BBC One crime drama The Pact, Julie was haunted by a spate of on-set accidents which left her with "bruises on her face".Speaking to Express.co.uk, Anna actress Laura Fraser said that there was hardly any opportunity for on-set pranks, as Julie just kept getting hurt.She explained: "There was a lot of unintentional pranks by Julie because she was extremely accident-prone."She kept literally running into iron bars and coming in with bruises on her face.

Breaking Bad star Laura Fraser and Malpractice‘s Ella Maisy Purvis will play a detective duo in six-part drama series Patience from Eagle Eye Drama, PBS Distribution and Beta Film.

Breaking Bad actress Laura Fraser shot to stardom when the US megahit took the entire world by storm. Now, she’s getting ready for her latest project – BBC One’s The Pact – to air on the small screen, but what else do we know about the Scottish star? Laura plays the lead role of Anna in the show about a group of female colleagues forced to make a pact after experiencing the unimaginable together.

Line of Duty star Martin Compston will be filming a new crime drama series in Stockport on Monday.

Le Mans Crescent, where they are set to remain for the rest of this week. The show, which originally aired on Alibi in December 2019 and was re-run on BBC One earlier this year, focuses on three female forensic professionals working together at the Scottish Institute of Forensic Science (SIFA) - as they uncover the truth of a murder case and bring a killer to justice.Breaking Bad's Laura Fraser, Molly Windsor (Three Girls), and Jennifer Spence (Stargate Universe) are among the cast.Eagle-eyed Boltonians will have spotted that Dundee was actually Bolton in series one of the show.And series two looks set to follow suit, with crews currently set up outside the old Magistrates' Court.