Stefan Dennis: Last News

NEIGHBOURS has been saved and is set for a sensational return - four months after its final episode. Neighbours came to an end in July after 37 years, with the last ever episode airing on Channel 5. Fans were left devastated but in a shock announcement, Amazon Freevee and Fremantle have revealed the show will be returning to our TV screens after all.

Turns out it wasn’t a final goodbye from Australia’s Neighbours after all.

THESE eerie pictures show the abandoned set of hit TV show Neighbours – with discarded backdrops, props and old scripts. The Australian soap was axed in March after 37 years on the air, with famous stars including Kylie Minogue leading tributes to the show. Nostalgic pictures from the set of Neighbours include local pub The Waterhole - which blew up in an explosion in a 1993 episode.

Emmerdale have been crowned best serial drama at the National Television Awards leaving Neighbours fans disappointment.The star-studded showbiz ceremony returned on Thursday evening (October 13) after being delayed due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II.Host Joel Dommett was in charge of proceedings and welcomed stars from across the globe to present gongs to the worthy winners.READ MORE: This Morning's Alison Hammond hopes to take down Ant and Dec with historic NTAs winEastEnders and Coronation Street were also in the running to win the gong for Best Serial Drama but there could only be one winner.Boy George announced that Emmerdale had won the award with the cast bombarding the stage to collect their gong.Taking to Twitter to discuss the result, one fan penned: "Heartbroken we couldn’t win it for Neighbours! So deserved."Another added: "Stayed up in hope that @neighbours would win!!! They should’ve won."A third person posted: "Neighbours was robbed."While a fourth said: "Neighbours should have been recognised.

Neighbours star Stefan Dennis has claimed that he was once involved in a secret romance with co-star Natalie Imbruglia. The actor, 63, who played Paul Robinson, says the pair struck up a relationship despite him being 17 years her senior.While Paul dated Gayle Blakeney, 56, while she and her sister Gillian starred as the Alessi twins in the 1990s, he and Natalie also had a relationship during their time on the series.READ MORE: Hope for Neighbours as soap has been cancelled and renewed before in doomed runHe told Stellar Magazine this week: "Because of my relationship with Gayle, in a well-kept secret, I was also going out with Natalie Imbruglia, there was a rumour that I was making my way through the female cast."It comes as the last-ever episode of the series, which featured Jason Donovan and Kylie Minogue, aired after three decades.Stefan played Paul between 1985 to 1993 and again in 2004, while Natalie starred as Beth Brennan between 1992 and 1994.Aussie singer Natalie, 47, was married to the Silverchair frontman Daniel Johns, 43, from 2003 to 2008.She said on a podcast series last year: "He was the love of my life and I think in time you realise that's a really special thing and you look back on it fondly.

The actor, who played Danny Ramsay from 1985 to 1986, believes he came up with the idea currently playing out for the character of Shane Ramsay, portrayed by Peter O’Brien, who has recently returned to the series as it winds down to its finale episode.

Neighbours actors Stefan Dennis and Alan Fletcher have teased how the long-running Australian soap is set to end. Fans were left devastated earlier this year when it was announced the iconic soap was being axed after 37 years on screen.And while loyal viewers were heartbroken over the news, the same could be said for the cast who have been forced to say goodbye to Ramsay Street.READ MORE: Neighbours rich list - Hollywood elite, billionaire and bigger fortune than KylieStefan made his first appearance as ruthless businessman Paul Robinson in the soap's very first episode in 1985 and has promised the ending is going to be "very happy."The Aussie actor, 61, revealed: "It's going to be very happy.

HAVING been in soap Neighbours since its first ­episode in 1985, Stefan Dennis could be seen as the Aussie Ken Barlow. But the 63-year-old, who plays Ramsay Street legend Paul ­Robinson, reckons he has more in common with The Beatles than Corrie actor Bill Roache.

Neighbours star Stefan Dennis has spoken out his fear for other soaps after Neighbours has been axed.Stefan has played Paul Robinson in Neighbours since 1985 and has filmed his last ever scene.He said that if other soaps don't move to a streaming platform, it could be the ' demise' of beloved soaps across the world.He said: “Though I would have loved Neighbours to be the first recognised commercial soap to make the switch to a streaming channel, sadly there were no takers."My concern is that if a soap does not soon make that transition, we will start to see the demise of these beloved programmes around the world."That would be an incredible shame because, like them or hate them, they bring viewers great pleasure and they provide a plethora of work and training for those in the industry."He said the survival of favourites such as Corrie, which began in 1960, and US show Days of Our Lives, on since 1965, “is in the viewers’ hands”.Neighbours’ fans got the devastating news in March that the Australian soap was coming to an end.It seems that it's not just the fans who are left upset by the news, Stefan Dennis posted a picture on his last ever day on set and wore his Norwegian jumper to help 'keep happy.'He posted the picture of him walking into the studio for the last time and captioned it: " This is a me entering the studio to play Paul Robinson for the very last time."I thought my very special Norwegian jumper would help keep me happy during this rather melancholy day." The comments section was flooded with supportive comments from Neighbours fans.One person said: "Can’t believe it, will miss you all so much."A second wrote: "Such a sad time ..

The lights went out for the last time on Ramsay Street yesterday, as the very final scene of Australian soap Neighbours was put in the can.

Neighbours star Stefan Dennis says he “surprised himself” when he became emotional on the last day of filming the long-running Australian soap.The actor, who played the villainous Paul Robinson, said it was “a melancholy day” as he looked back at his experiences from the past 37 years, including run-ins with the Royal Family.The soap first aired in 1985 and follows the lives of those living and working in the fictional Melbourne suburb of Erinsborough, with Dennis joining the show as one of the original cast members. Speaking on the Australian breakfast programme Studio 10, Dennis said he had had to keep a “very low profile” on the last day, in order to avoid becoming “an absolute mess”.

Neighbours in the final series of the long-running Australian soap.The 54-year-old played Mike Young in the show from 1986 to 1989, with storylines on Ramsay Street exploring the implications of domestic abuse, student-teacher relationships and dealing with loss of loved ones.Since leaving Neighbours, Pearce has had many major roles in films including LA Confidential, Memento and Oscar-winning feature The King’s Speech. He recently played Richard Ryan in the award-winning drama Mare Of Easttown.Guy is now set to complete a comeback on the show as it ends after 33 years, joining a list of actors returning to celebrate 37 years of Neighbours including Kylie Minogue (Charlene Robinson), Jason Donovan (Scott Robinson), ter O’Brien (Shane Ramsay), Mark Little (Joe Mangel) and Olympia Valance (Paige Smith),Pearce said: “It is very exciting and surreal at the same time being back on set again, however it feels like coming home."It’s where it all started for me professionally.

Neighbours fans are into the final few weeks of the show as it draws to a close after an impressive 37 years on our screens.The iconic family drama based in the Australian suburbs on Ramsay Street has seen hundreds of characters come and go through the years keeping fans hooked over generations.One key family throughout the course of the soap has been the Robinsons, who were the main focus of the show when it kicked off in 1985.Following the news that Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan will reprise their roles as as Charlene Mitchell and Scott Robinson, Daily Star take a look at where the most iconic members of the Robinson family are now.The iconic head of the Robinson clan Jim was the original Ramsay Street dad and an original cast member from the very first episode in 1985.Actor Alan Dale departed the role in 1993 after he fell out with show producers over pay rates for the cast.Since then he has landed countless big-name roles in America including in The OC, Ugly Betty, Lost, Star Trek: Nemesis, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.In 2007 Amazon named Alan as the Neighbours cast member they had sold the most DVDs of films and television shows featuring.Jim's son Paul rapidly became the head of the family as the years wore on with actor Stefan Dennis the only original cast member who is still starring in the show.His original was run from 1985 to 2003 but he swiftly returned to the show in 2004 and has been on Ramsay Street ever since.Stefan called his hiatus "a mistake" as he departed the show to pursue other jobs before eventually finding his way back.In his time away he starred in Glasgow based soap River City in the UK.One of the most globally recognised faces ever

The cast of Neighbours were pictured looking solemn taking furniture off set on Friday as they returned to work for the first time following the news of the show being axed. It was confirmed this week that the Australian soap is ceasing production after 37 years as key supporting network Channel 5 decided to no longer air the series.

Neighbours history.He is portrayed by Stefan Dennis on the Australian soap.The 63-year-old actor was born on October 30, 1958.He first appeared on Ramsay Street in the show's premiere episode in 1985 but his character Paul shockingly departed Neighbours in 1993 when his character served time in prison for fraud.Following his original Neighbours exit, Stefan appeared on the Sky One football drama Dream Team as Samuel Irving.He also had minor roles in British soaps including Casualty, River City and The Bill before returning to Erinsborough in 2004.He's been entertaining audiences ever since and Daily Star has taken a sneak peek into his life away from the cameras.Stefan appeared as Paul Robinson in the first ever episode of Neighbours.The Australian soap premiered on March 18, 1985.The eldest child of Jim Robinson and Anne Robinson, Paul eventually grew into a villainous figure on the soap and was involved in several high profile storylines, including an affair with 15-year-old Kim Taylor.Following a string of marriages, Paul got caught up in a fraud plot which saw him jailed.The sentence led to Stefan's departure from the soap.Stefan returned to Neighbours in 2004 with his character Paul involved a truly chilling storyline.Setting fire to The Lassiters Complex, Paul also murdered Gus Cleary (Ben Barrack) in an attempt to reclaim his former empire.He later married Lyn Scully and embarked on a number of extramarital affairs - though over recent years, Paul has showed a mellower demeanour.

Soap fans were left devastated recently when it was announced that Neighbours could be axed after 40 years. Channel 5 has made a decision to stop airing the long-running drama serial, leaving Australian broadcaster Network 10 determined to find another UK partner in order to secure the soap's future.The hit Australian soap first landed on screens back in 1985, and has gone on to become a firm favourite among viewers over the years. Many actors have became household names thanks to their time on the soap, and some have been found love with their co-stars.

Neighbours real-life “neighbours” are thrilled the Aussie soap is being axed.Householders living on the street where the show is filmed have had enough after 37 years.They say their lives have been hell having to put with tourists turning up and looking for Kylie Minogue, Margot Robbie and Olympia Valance.The quiet cul-de-sac called Pin Oak Court, in Vermont South, Melbourne, has been doubling up for Ramsay Street.This is where the cast who include Stefan Dennis and Alan Fletcher film their outside scenes. The interiors are shot inside a TV studio.Over the years, the residents have had to endure disruption from die hard soap fans, passing tourist traffic and blocked roads.They also have to keep the cul-de-sac in pristine condition.Pin Oak Court resident and tennis coach Rob Lewis said: “There are perks that come with living on the Neighbours street, but there are many downsides.“It’s been a big deal and a detriment.

Neighbours – from Harold and Madge to Lou Carpenter and couple Karl and Susan Kennedy, but one that always comes to viewers' minds is Paul Robinson.Paul Robinson, played by Stefan Dennis, is one of Ramsay Street's longest residents and has appeared in the soap from its very first episode.Since then, the Robinson clan has expanded, with children including David Tanaka and Leo Tanaka and granddaughter Harlow Robinson, played by Jason Donovan's daughter Jemma Donovan, joining the series in recent years.Paul's relationship with his kids hasn't always been straight forward though, and here, we look at where the actors who played the Robinson children are now.Cameron and Robert Robinson are triplets, along with Elle Robinson, with the identical

Neighbours. The actress is reprising her role as Melanie Pearson after bosses offered her a big-money deal.She said: “My agent rang me saying that they had some interest and asked how I felt.“I was like, ‘Yep!’ It took me about three seconds to agree to this.

Neighbours star Stefan Dennis has opened up about the show's return to filming with new social distancing measures, and whether the soap will incorporate the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic into storylines.