Marlon Dingle: Last News

Emmerdale fans are convinced that Marlon Dingle's new physiotherapist, Kit, has a dark side to him. Fans of the ITV soap have only just seen the end of murderer Meena Jutla, but some fans are suggesting that a new killer could be set to make himself known.

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.

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 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

ITV's Emmerdale as Marlon Dingle, after first appearing on the Dales in 1996.

Since launching onto our screens in 1972 under the name Emmerdale Farm, ITV’s Emmerdale has become a staple of people’s Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights up and down the country. In fact, the beloved show recently sent social media into a frenzy after fans recognised Marlon Dingle's new doctor from previous episodes. Having amassed a following of loyal fans, it’s no surprise the Yorkshire Dale soap has seen some very familiar faces head to Home Farm.

Emmerdale star Mark Charnock, 53, has reflected upon the show’s storyline that sees his character, Marlon Dingle, suffer a stroke.The actor spoke to Express.co.uk and other media outlets about the scenes that will change Marlon’s life “forever”.Speaking of Marlon’s perspective on life after the stroke, Mark explained that the character now thinks he “can’t be the dad he wanted to be” for his children.However, other characters, including Marlon’s love interest Rhona Goskirk, will support him following the traumatic experience.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 anymore, which is everything to him, because of his incapacitation.“But because of Rhona and Paddy and other characters who come into this story who are a big support, there's some comedy in it too, there's some fun to be had in it and some lovely scenes with Paddy, really funny and well written in the hospital quite early on.“There’s a great deal of hope that things can only get better from where they are, there’s positivity to be had from it too so hopefully apart from it being distressing, traumatic for the characters, also it will inspire them to get their lives back.”Mark went on to explain how he hopes the impactful storyline inspires viewers to make a positive change to their lives.He said: “And hopefully it will inspire the people watching to maybe change their lifestyles a little bit in order to head this off before it happens to them – because it happens to so many people."Elsewhere in the interview, Mark admitted that the new plot is set to change Marlon’s life “forever”,

Emmerdale has teased fans with a first-look at its special week of flash-forward episodes. The three brand new images give viewers of the ITV soap a glimpse of what is to come and the stories that are set to unfold.

Emmerdale star Mark Charnock has shared a sweet message with one of the soap's cast members after her last scenes aired on the ITV soap. It was an emotional day in the Dales on Monday (April 25) was Marlon Dingle was able to return home from hospital.

Emmerdale fans have been beside themselves watching Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock) trying to recover since sadly suffering a stroke. But his partner Rhona Goskirk, played by Zoe Henry, has been there every step of the way. However, next week, just as Marlon’s health seems to be getting better, things take a turn for the worse.

Emmerdale earlier this year but she has also been a great support to Rhona (Zoe Henry) after her partner Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock) suffered a stroke. The Woolpack chef continues to recover in hospital but it is clear to the newcomer of the ITV soap her daughter is struggling with splitting her time between her other half and life in the village. However, when she offers her opinion on the matter, it isn't taken too well at all and Mary could end up being pushed into the arms of another.

ITV show. Tricia arrived in the Yorkshire Dales in 1998 and was unrecognisable to her grandad, Alan Turner. The then-manager of the Woolpack eventually welcomed Tricia into his life - and offered her a job at the iconic fictional pub.

Emmerdale's latest spoiler pictures show Cain Dingle is set for a rollercoaster plot as he appears to embark on a deadly car chase with his nemesis Al Chapman on the ITV soap. The two men have been at each other's throats for months now, first prompted by Michael Wildman's character Al's treatment of Cain's sister Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter). Cain has had it in for Al ever since, and the pair have come to blows numerous times.

Emmerdale character, Marlon Dingle, will see his life change forever as he is rushed to hospital after suffering a stroke.The storyline, which Mark described as “traumatic”, presented the actor with some challenges as he aimed to portray the experience as accurately as possible.In order to ensure the scenes are as true as real stroke survivors’ experiences, Mark worked closely with the Stroke Association.He also had the help of real life stroke survivor Nick Hounsfield as he navigated the scenes.Speaking to Express.co.uk and other media outlets, Mark explained that each stroke is different and can present itself in various ways.Mark said: "Each stroke is profoundly different.“For the story we're telling, there will be 99 other people who say, that is not what happened to me.“You can only tell the one story and hope that you represent faithfully what happens afterwards, and what people will have to go through.“That is where the real responsibility lies.”Speaking of the support from The Stroke Association, Mark continued: “It was extraordinarily helpful.“I’m constantly asking the medical professionals, 'can I do this? What can I do with my good hand at this point?'“It's details that are going to sell the story to people who have been through it.The research has been everything."Mark also had help from a stroke specialist who was working on set with him and the actor has described as “fantastic”.While preparing for the scenes, Mark also had Zoom meetings with doctors and speech therapists who work with the Stroke Association.Mark said the stroke was a “distressing” and “traumatic” experience for Marlon.But he highlighted that the incident will inspire Marlon and his partner, Rhona Goskirk, to “get their lives back.”The TV

Emmerdale actors Zoe Henry and Mark Charnock have revealed the life-changing experience their characters, Rhona Goskirk and Marlon Dingle, will go through together.The fictional couple’s lives were turned upside down when Marlon suffered a stroke just when they decided to get engaged.Rhona and Marlon were set to propose to each other when Marlon started to feel frightened and disoriented before feeling his consciousness fade.Worried about her dad, April rushes home to find him struggling to stay conscious.Mark described his character’s incident as a “distressing” and “traumatic” experience, while Zoe defined it as “a new challenge”.However, the couple does not lose hope as they are determined to overcome the “bump in the road”.Mark told Express.co.uk and other media outlets: "There’s a great deal of hope that things can only get better from where they are, there’s positivity to be had from it too.“So hopefully apart from it being distressing, traumatic for the characters, also it will inspire them to get their lives back."And hopefully it will inspire the people watching to maybe change their lifestyles a little bit in order to head this off before it happens to them because it happens to so many people."Asked about April’s emotions following her dad’s stroke, Zoe pointed out that she had also suffered the loss of her mother and that there were “a lot of things echoing for her.”She said: “The kids sometimes are way more adaptable and accepting than he gives them credit for and she’s pretty strong and she’s amazing.“But you can’t erase the fact that she’s lost her own mother not that long ago, so there’s a lot of things echoing for her.”Zoe went on to explain how Rhona coped with the traumatic experience and how her life

Charley Webb was told she left fans feeling 'sad' as she enjoyed a reunion with some of her Emmerdale co-stars.

Life on the set of Emmerdale has always looked pretty idyllic to us. Not only is the set located in a beautiful location just outside Leeds, but the cast often talk about the close friendships between them. Just look at Emma Atkins and Lucy Pargeter who recently told OK! that they are really good pals but joked that they haven't snogged each other yet! Now talking exclusively to OK! former cast member Gemma Atkinson talked about her friendships with the Emmerdale gang, saying: “It’s a really lovely vibe” She played Carly Hope from 2015 until 2017, the daughter of Bob Hope from his second wife.

Emmerdale fans went wild over The Woolpack's new "modern" makeover on Thursday's hour-long episode as new owners Charity Dingle and Ryan Stocks had a disastrous opening. The iconic boozer, which was destroyed in a dramatic explosion at the end of last year, was previously owned by Chas Dingle and Marlon Dingle. However, the duo were forced to give it up when they got into money troubles and it went to auction, where Charity and Ryan were unveiled as the surprise owners.

Rhona Goskirk got quite the surprise at the start of this week when her mum appeared in the village.

EastEnders actress Louise Jameson has revealed the total transformation she underwent in the hair department in order to land her role as Mary Goskirk in Emmerdale.The star has bragged that since she made the change, offers have been rolling in.Louise, 70, has decided to let her locks go naturally white, which has given her some fantastic results. Many actresses of a certain age feel the need to dye their hair for fear that the roles might start to dry up once they look “too old”, but for Louise the opposite has happened. Since embracing her natural hair colour, the actress has enjoyed countless job offers, including one to join Emmerdale. The star made her debut on the ITV soap last night, portraying the domineering mother of Rhona Goskirk (Zoë Henry).Mary spoke to the Mirror about her life-changing decision to embrace the grey ahead of her new role.“It’s extraordinary, but literally, since I’ve stopped dyeing my hair, there’s been lots of work coming in.

Emmerdale viewers have been waiting to see what the brand new Woolpack pub will look like now it’s under new owners Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) and Ryan Stocks (James Moore).The iconic boozer, which was destroyed in a dramatic explosion at the end of last year, was previously owned by Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) and Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock). However, the duo were forced to give it up when they got into money troubles and it went to auction.