Steve Evets: Last News

Brassic will be returning for one final season later this year.The seventh season is set to wrap up “iconic story in unforgettable Brassic style'”, with the synopsis explaining: “This momentous return marks the last chapter for the unruly gang, who are promising to go out with a bang and with even more of the madness and mayhem that fans have cherished over the years.“The stories of this boisterous group will come to an end after an incredible seven series, since the show launched with huge success in 2019 and became a fan favourite.”Cast members confirmed to be returning for the final outing include Joe Gilgun, Ryan Sampson, Michelle Keegan, Aaron Heffernan, Parth Thakerar, Joanna Higson and Steve Evets.Danny Brocklehurst, Brassic’s co-creator and writer, said in a statement: ”When Joe Gilgun and I sat down to create Brassic, we couldn’t have imagined, in our wildest dreams, that we would do seven series and gather such a loyal and loving fan base.“It’s been a complete joy to create this eccentric world, but all good things must come to an end, and we want to stop while we are still riding high.

The anticipation for Brassic's sixth season is high, with Sky Max and NOW gearing up for its imminent release. Co-creator Danny Brocklehurst has hinted at exciting twists to come, saying: "It's always a delight bringing this magical show to audiences."

The first glimpse of the upcoming sixth season of the popular Sky comedy, Brassic, has been unveiled.

"It's funny isn't it... sometimes we forget that you're just a man".

straight to your inbox every day for freeThere is a brilliant moment in the 2009 film Looking for Eric in which the main character played by Steve Evets has visions of his Manchester United idol Eric Cantona.Evets, who plays United fan and postman Eric Bishop, has regular dialogues with Cantona throughout the film and at one stage asked the Frenchman for his favourite Old Trafford goal."It was not a goal," replies Cantona. "It was a pass."The United legend then details his beautifully weighted ball to Denis Irwin against Tottenham that set the full-back up to score.