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Corrie’s Alexandra Mardell supported by former co-stars as she lands huge new role
Coronation Street star Alexandra Mardell has announced her first major role since quitting the ITV soap earlier this year.Her former co-stars rallied to support her as she announced the news that she is set to star in 2023 comedy series The Family Pile, an ITV sitcom following the story of four sisters who have recently lost their parents.Though it might not seem like the most hilarious concept for a comedy show, there’s sure to be plenty of hijinks as the siblings are tasked with packing up the family home for sale.READ MORE: Coronation Street's Faye star emotional as she pays tribute to co-star after his death Alexandra stars alongside Sherlock actress Amanda Abbington in the six-episode season due to be released next year.She looks a lot different from her days as pretty-in-pink Emma in a new promotional snap, wearing a teeny denim jacket over a turquoise top, with her hair styled to perfection.Announcing her big news on Twitter, Alexandra admitted she had “all the fun on this job!” as her former co-stars flocked to congratulate her.George Shuttleworth star Tony Maudsley penned: “Yayyy!” with a row of clapping emojis, while Summer Spellman actress Harriet Bibby said: “Amazing! Can’t wait x.”Jack James Ryan, who plays Jacob Hay on the cobbles, wrote: “Already killing it, no surprises! Can’t wait for this.”The sitcom marks Alexandra’s first big project since quitting the show, having appeared in short film Chocolate Pieces in 2017 and an episode of Vera as Kelly Horton that same year.Big things are certainly coming in waves for the actress as she also hopes to tie the knot with her fiancé Joe Parker after the pair got engaged last year.Speaking to Daily Star about her wedding plans, she revealed: “verything’s going off
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Corrie's Tony Maudsley in narrow escape as his tree comes 'crashing down' in the heatwave
Coronation Street role is as an undertaker, he probably wasn't expecting to dodge death himself after the near miss.He has passionately declared in the past that he hopes his character doesn't meet the same fate as the people he prepares for funerals and end up "leaving in a box".And fortunately he wasn't standing too close to the tree when the accident happened.Posting a photo of the mishap to his 80,800 followers, he sympathised: "Too hot for our poor old beautiful weeping willow."It just came crashing down...luckily whilst I was in the house."He added: "It's a jungle out there!! RIP willow!"The heat has caused some dramatic situations, as fires raged through London and members of the public were warned not to use their barbecue equipment outside of their own gardens.Train tracks have also buckled under the strain of the sky-high temperatures.However Tony,  who inserted a tearful emoji to his post, might not have anticipated that the casualties of the heatwave could include the trees outside his house.@katsitter shared her sympathies on the micro-blogging site, exclaiming: "Omg..'liked' it as seemed a lovely photo then read the detail!"She added: "Lucky no one hurt but such a shame re the tree,"Hope no damage to anything else..weather's not helpful to nature or our moods!!"@wraggywraggster echoed her sentiments, writing: "Gutted it came down, but glad you weren’t injured."@lucyspeed chimed in: "Oh no. We lost ours as a kid too.
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Corrie's Simon Gregson hits back as viewer slams his 'toe-curlingly awful' acting skills
Coronation Street actor Simon Gregson has brushed off criticism from a social media user who slammed his acting abilities on Twitter.The ITV soap star hit back with a sarcastic quip, leaving fans in hysterics.Simon, 47, is well-known for his portrayal of Steve McDonald in the popular ITV soap, which he has starred in dating back to 1989.However, not everyone seems to be a fan, as Simon found out yesterday.Two days ago, a Twitter user named Mark replied to a tweet from May 2017.The original Tweet from Lucy read: “EVERYONE VOTE SIMON FOR BEST SOAP ACTOR FOR THE TV CHOICE AWARDS.“We all know he absolutely deserves this,” she added, including a list of popular soap actors below.Five years later Mark decided to weigh in, writing on Sunday: “I've watched every episode of Coronation Street for 58 years.“There have never been more toe-curlingly awful scenes than when poor old Simon tries to act drunk."Simon in general tries hard but simply cannot act,” Mark penned scathingly.  Seeing the funny side, Simon replied to the tweet yesterday, simply writing: “My new agent.”Over the course of his career, the on-screen star has received 17 awards for comedy and performance, plus a Legends of Industry Award.Last year, the actor also proved his huge public appeal when he finished second place in the ITV series I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!.Simon’s fans and followers took to the comment section to share their thoughts on Mark’s harsh criticism.Fellow actor Lee Boardman wrote: “Brilliant response.
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