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A vile pervert watched a 10-year-old girl from behind a wall before exposing himself and laughing, leaving her haunted and traumatised. Richard Graham, 33, who is convicted of repeatedly exposing himself had targeted the girl the day before as she played outside with friends in Bury.

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EastEnders cast.The Gangs of New York actor starred in the BBC soap for a guest stint in 2019, taking on the role of Jonno, the dad of Stuart (played by Ricky Champ) and Callum Highway (Tony Clay).Reflecting on his doubts about joining the series in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Richard admitted: “I’ve got to say I had a bit of trepidation going into EastEnders.“I didn’t know what to expect.”Fortunately, Richard had nothing to worry about and enjoyed working with the cast and crew.He added: “But I had the absolute loveliest time and all the cast, the crew, are a really lovely bunch of people and I really enjoyed it.”Richard also enjoyed portraying Jonno, as he was a bit of a villain in the show.He explained: “I don’t tend to

Express.co.uk: “[They are] lovely, absolutely.“I know people say that, but it’s absolutely true, and I worked with Leo a few years later on Gangs of New York and he’s still lovely. “In my experience, the bigger the star that I’ve worked with, the nicer and more down to earth they are.“And the only people who I’ve found tricky, although nobody really, but the stories you hear are people where you think, ‘who are they? I've never heard of them.’ “It’s all about insecurity, the big guns know they’re at the top and they know they’re good, they have no need to flex their muscles.”The Gangs of New York star explained: “I think it’s people who, particularly those who feel bitter that they haven’t had the career they think they deserve, that can be