Mark Charnock: Last News

Emmerdale’s Mark Charnock, 53, was inundated with support last night after he won the British Soap Award for Best Dramatic Performance. He was left emotional after receiving a heartfelt message from Coronation Street actress Georgia Taylor on social media.Mark had taken to Twitter to thank his “amazing” fans for their support of his portrayal of Marlon Dingle, who suffered a stroke during a recent storyline in the show.He penned: “Profound thanks to all of you and you know why.

British Soap Awards. Sally plays Abi Franklin in Corrie, and was seen on the red carpet last night. Daniella was also in attendance, with the pair wearing the same jumpsuit.

The British Soap Awards returned with a bang on Saturday night after a two year hiatus due to the pandemic.

Emmerdale actress Paige Sandhu looked worlds away from her serial killer character Meena Jutla as she dazzled in a glittering dress. The soap star, 25, posed up a storm at the 2022 Soap Awards wearing a mint green ensemble that featured floor-length satin sleeves.Paige oozed elegance in the embellished dress which boasted a plunging neckline and cinched in at her waist, drawing attention to her toned curves.She teamed the outfit with a pair silver heels which highlighted her lithe legs.The brunette beauty let her trademark tresses fall behind her shoulders and opted for a glam face of makeup to accentuate her stunning features.The British Soap Awards made its triumphant return to ITV tonight (June 11) after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic.

EMMERDALE won big at tonight’s British Soap Awards with four awards each, including taking home the big award for Best Soap. The glittering bash took place for the first time in three years since the pandemic made it impossible for the ceremony to happen in person.

EMMERDALE and EastEnders won big at tonight’s British Soap Awards with four awards each.  The glittering bash took place for the first time in three years since the pandemic made it impossible for the ceremony to take place.  Rival soap Coronation Street took home just three awards while Hollyoaks won just two gongs.  ITV’s Emmerdale won the big prize taking home Best British Soap after a critically-acclaimed year.  Meanwhile serial killer Meena Jutla star Paige Sandhu winning Best Leading Performer.  She beat out competition from her co-star Mark Charnock to take the coveted prize.  However Mark did take home the Best Dramatic Performance prize for his performance of Marlon’s stroke storyline.  The soap also took home the Best Family prize for its Dingle clan.

Emmerdale has been declared the winner of the coveted Best Soap gong at the British Soap Awards 2022.The huge award win comes after a year of hefty storylines, with serial killer Meena Jutla front and centre.Played by Paige Sandhu, the killer storyline kept audiences on the edge of their seats right up until Meena was sent to prison for life - but not before she held the courthouse hostage. Unsurprisingly, Paige was also recognised at the awards ceremony in the Best Leading Performer category, while Emmerdale also scooped the Best Family gong for the Dingles.

Emmerdale star James Hooton's real accent as he accepted an award. The actor has played poacher Sam Dingle in the ITV soap since 1995, and is known for his character's sweet natured but down-to-earth nature - and he certainly isn't academic.But in real life, James has a rather posh accent, and surprised fans with his eloquent speech as he stepped on stage to celebrate the Dingles scooping the gong for Best Family.Also joining him on stage was Marlon actor Mark Charnock, Liv actress Isobel Steele and Vinny star Bradley Johnson, as well as Karen Blick (Lydia), Amelia Flanagan (April), James Moore (Ryan) and Jack Downham (Noah).Turning to Twitter to share their shock at James' real voice, one fan posted: "James puts on an accent when playing Sam? How have I never known this?"As another posted: "I always forget this is James Hooton's real voice and he doesn’t speak like Sam Dingle!"Someone else giggled: "Sam Dingle - who knew??! Don't he scrub up well?!"In his speech, James said: "One minute you're breaking into a solicitor's office, getting chased round by two of the campest security guards you've ever seen in your life, shouting 'You are in so much trouble!'...."And then the next minute you're doing up a shabby old caravan.

pregnancy back in May that year she said: "Ben and I are delighted to announce that we are expecting our first baby at the end of this year! "We are absolutely overjoyed and can’t wait to meet our little one!"The Soap Awards returned on Sunday night on ITV for an evening of continuing drama glitz and glamour after a two year absence due to the coronavirus pandemic. The event will see the biggest soaps go head to head, as host Phillip Schofield returns to roll out the red carpet at The Hackney Empire in London.

LESS than three months after his stroke, Marlon Dingle continues his journey to a full recovery. However, the storyline was deemed unrealistic by Emmerdale viewers who are struggling to believe in the chef's quick progress.

Emmerdale 's Marlon Dingle star Mark Charnock has admitted that he was nervous over the reaction to his character's heartbreaking stroke storyline. On the ITV soap, Marlon continues to recover at home from his heartbreaking stroke earlier this year.

Emmerdale's Vinny Dingle star Bradley Johnson has teased upcoming explosive scenes for his character and on-screen wife Liv Flaherty, played by Isobel Steele. Speaking on Wednesday's This Morning to soap expert Sharon Marshall, Bradley teased that Vinny and Liv's marriage bliss is "short-lived" due to a new visitor.The actor, who appeared alongside co-stars Mark Charnock and Kevin Mathurin, said: "As we know, his happiness is very short-lived! "I believe we've got a visitor coming to the village, which is Sandra, Liv's mum, and I believe she causes a bit of a stir.

EMMERDALE favourite Mark Charnock has written a heartfelt farewell to his co-star who is leaving the show after almost two decades. The soap actor penned an emotional goodbye to an ITV co-star after they announced their retirement on Twitter. Host of ITV's News Calendar Duncan Wood confirmed his departure from the show after almost two decades, marking the end of his incredible 32 year career in broadcasting.

Emmerdale actor, 53, has opened up about a real-life incident which he found "weirdly traumatising."Tweeting to his 187,000 Twitter followers, Mark wrote: "Happily reading on the train listening to soft ambient music on my headphones. Very soft."“How subtle and comforting,”I thought,until someone tapped me on the shoulder and politely mentioned that my headphones were off and everyone was being subjected to Brian Eno.""I hate myself."Mark's Twitter followers were amused by his mortifying tale, and were quick to share their own tales of headphone malfunctions leading to public transport mortification.Novelist Jill Mansell sympathised, writing: "This happened to me whilst I was on the train watching a harrowing documentary on euthanasia"Mark responded: "Oh god!! It’s weirdly traumatising!!!"Several fans took the opportunity to praise Mark for his recent Emmerdale scenes, where his character has been dealing with the after effects of a stroke.

Mark Charnock has played the role of Marlon Dingle in Emmerdale since 1996 and in recent weeks his storyline has played out over a devastating stroke attack . The actor, 53, has also had a few brief appearances on Coronation Street and EastEnders playing minor roles but Emmerdale is where he flourished. The Bolton-born star has even picked up gongs for his portrayal of Marlon Dingle including Best Male Dramatic Performance at the British Soap Awards in 2004.

Emmerdale's Marlon Dingle star Mark Charnock bid an emotional farewell to his ITV co-star on Thursday. Taking to Twitter, Mark, 53, who has appeared on the ITV soap since 1996, reached out to Duncan Wood after it was announced that he was leaving ITV News Calendar following 19 years as the show's presenter. Soap watchers will recall that ITV News Calendar star Duncan has made several cameos on Emmerdale over the years, starring as a reporter delivering news to the village on TV.

Emmerdale actor Mark Charnock has been left “sad to hear” about the retirement of an iconic ITV co-star.The star, who has played Marlon Dingle since 1996, paid a sweet tribute to his pal on Twitter after he called a wrap on filming for good.Duncan Wood, star of ITV News’ Calendar, has made the decision to leave the programme after nearly two decades - and has been part of ITV for an incredible 32 years.Taking to Twitter, Duncan announced: “It’s a wrap! Tough decision but one I’ve thought long and hard about. Thank you #ITV for 32 rollercoaster years of live telly and to the amazing team @itvcalendar I shall miss you greatly!”Mark was one of the first to hop into the replies section as he posted: “Oh Duncan!!! You’re a legend.

ITV soap Coronation Street have been showing big love to their co-star Harriet Bibby after a huge announcement this week.It was revealed that the young actress, who plays 16-year-old Summer Spellman in the show, has been put up for a National Television Award.The huge event, which is set to take place in September, announced its long list of talented actors and actresses up for the special award with many Corrie stars making the cut.Harriet is up for the best Serial Drama Performance in the ITV soap after her harrowing storyline of struggling with an eating disorder over exam stress and her diabetes diagnosis.Harriet isn't the only Corrie star in the category either as she's up against co-stars Charlie De Melo, who plays Imran Habeeb, and his on-screen wife Toyah, played by Georgia Taylor.Corrie legend Maureen Lipman, who plays Evelyn Plummer, is also up for an award along with Kelly Neelan actress Millie Gibson.There are also stars from other hit soaps that have been nominated including Gillian Wright who plays Jean Slater in EastEnders, actor Harvey Virdi who portrays Misbah Maalik in Hollyoaks and Marlon Dingle actor Mark Charnock in Emmerdale.People were quick to show their love and support for Harriet on the nomination including her on-screen bestie Amy Barlow, played by Elle Mulvaney.Taking to her Instagram story, the actress wrote: "She's only gone and got nominated for an NTA!" She then encouraged all her followers to vote for her friend and other Corrie stars.Elle also tweeted saying: "Super super proud to say that the brilliant @HarrietBibby is up for an NTA!!!!" before retweeting a post and adding: "The TALENT in this category."Her on-screen boyfriend Jacob Hay, played by Jack James Ryan, shared a photo of

Emmerdale actor, 53, took to his Twitter account to warn his 187,000 followers about an individual who made a fake Facebook account pretending to be him. He penned: "Sounds like this individual pretending to be me on Facebook is still going strong. Many thanks to those who’ve reported them.

He posted the message to his 187,800 followers. Mark said: “Sounds like this individual pretending to be me on Facebook is still going strong. “Many thanks to those who’ve reported them. “Just to reiterate, if you are following me on Facebook…you aren’t. Please avoid them.

Emmerdale actor Mark Charnock was left in “shock” after doing research for the show’s storyline that sees his character, Marlon Dingle, suffer a stroke. The 53-year-old told Express.co.uk and other media outlets how finding out more about the condition has been a “total eye-opener” for him.He also highlighted the “sheer weight” of the stroke figures in the UK, where “a stroke occurs every 5 minutes”.Mark said: “Working with Emmerdale‘s research team and the Stroke Association on this storyline has been a total eye-opener for me.“We hear the word ‘stroke’ bandied around a great deal, but being confronted with the sheer weight of numbers in this country alone has been a shock.“A stroke occurs every 5 minutes in the UK - over 100,000 a year.”Mark has expressed hopes that his portrayal will raise awareness on the “devastating” consequences of a stroke.He said: “More can and should be done to raise awareness and hopefully, this story can help with that.“It’s an enormous responsibility to try and get it right for the survivors and their families and for those who’ve lost loved ones to this awful event.The TV star continued: “No two strokes are the same, but the after-effects are devastating.“I’m very proud of the show for telling it and for letting me be a part of it.”Elsewhere during the interview, Mark reflected on how the stroke changed Marlon’s life “forever”.He explained that, following the stroke, Marlon’s outlook on the future changed as he feared he “can’t be the dad he wanted to be” for his children.Mark said: “I don't think he’s going to get to where he wants to be for a long time, and we're just at the beginning of his journey.“He can't work anymore, and he feels, wrongly, that he can't be the dad he wants to be