Trixie Franklin: Last News

Call The Midwife in the style of the 1997 movie, Titanic’s last scene, where the main character, Rose (played by Kate Winslet) is reunited with her deceased boyfriend, Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio). The former Strictly Come Dancing contestant said she would “love” to have Barbara Hereward and Sister Evangelina return to the show in particular.Opening up on characters she would like to see back on Call The Midwife, Helen told Radio Times: “I’d love all of them to come back.

Helen George has shared a remarkable close-up photo on Instagram, and it's simply stunning! Posing inside her trailer on the set of Call the Midwife, the actress looked flawless in her 1960s-inspired get-up."Tea cosy chic," she simply wrote alongside the image, which showed her dressed in her character Trixie Franklin.

CALL The Midwife actress Helen George became a household telly name playing troubled Trixie Franklin - yet she was on the cusp of swapping the hospital drama for Hollywood. The star of the hit BBC medical drama, based in London's East End, opened up on her history as a singer and performer for none other than pop king Elton John, prior to joining the series.

Jack Ashton has revealed that although he misses having a “good time” working with his partner Helen George, 35, on the set of Call The Midwife, his departure from the BBC series kept them “sane” as a couple.The actor explained he left the show shortly after he and Helen [who plays Trixie Franklin] moved in together.In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Jack recalled: “I left the show not long after we’d moved in together.“So what I missed from seeing her at work, I saw her at home so it didn’t really feel too bad. “Obviously we had such a good time at work so I miss that.”However, the former Tom Hereward star went on to admit it was probably for the best that the pair didn’t continue working together while also living together.He