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The Inbetweeners have said a man dressed as Will McKenzie (Simon Bird) has “won” Halloween following a viral clip.In a video shared by a Jay Cartwright (James Buckley) parody account on X, the man is seen dressed in school uniform with a briefcase loaded with alcohol.The clip then cuts to him dancing to ‘We Speak No Americano’ by Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP, as featured in 2011’s The Inbetweeners Movie.The parody account captioned the clip, “This guy won Halloween,” with laughing emojis.

Emily Atack, the 34 year old comedy actress, surprised her fans over Christmas by announcing she's expecting her first child. She had been keeping a low profile and then reappeared with a baby bump.The star of The Inbetweeners said she's thrilled to be having her first baby with her nuclear scientist boyfriend, Dr Alistair Garner. Fans were excited for Emily, although some joked on social media that Will McKenzie, a character from The Inbetweeners played by Simon Bird, must be the baby's dad.

Some of our favourite soap stars from EastEnders, Coronation Street and Emmerdale have some rather famous family members off screen that many of us don't know about. Soap fans will know the on screen relations that have us hooked with their storylines from the Beales, Barlows and Dingles but when it comes to life away from set it's quite the family affair. While we watch stars regularly on TV we take a closer look at their life off screen and their famous relations we didn't know about...The Dynevors Sally Dynevor has played the role of Sally Metcalfe on Coronation Street since 1986, becoming a well known face of the soap, but she also has two daughters who are following in her footsteps.

Reba McEntire's Hollywood Bowl performance on Saturday, with co-stars Steve Howey, Melissa Peterman, JoAnna Garcia Swisher, Christopher Rich and longtime director Will Mackenzie sharing a night out in support of their longtime pal. Peterman shared a series of photos and videos from their sweet gettogether, complete with a giant cardboard cutout of the singer's face and big smiles all around from the group. Howey, Peterman and Garcia Swisher even posed arm-in-arm with the «Fancy» singer for a backstage photo, but Howey told ET that McEntire shut down his idea for an on-stage reunion. «She shot me down,» he said on the red carpet of Sunday'sCMT Music Awards in Nashville, Tennessee.

EMILY Atack looked incredible as she shared a throwback holiday picture. The actress, 32, best known for playing Charlotte Hinchcliffe in The Inbetweeners between 2008 and 2010, showed off her amazing curves in a bright outfit. Emily posted the old picture on her Instagram story for her 1.8m followers to see.

The Inbetweeners will forever be a classic thanks to its depiction of the awkward teenage years and endlessly quotable one-liners that left E4 viewers in stitches.The series first began in 2008 before ending two years later. However, fans were thrilled when creators announced two spin off films released in 2011 and 2014.

Inbetweeners cast members have had varied careers since the show – from switching to online streaming to going down the reality TV route and becoming television pin-ups.The classic E4 series ran from 2008 to 2010 and proved so popular that it spawned two films in 2011 and 2014.In keeping with the hilarious programme, the first film follows the misadventures of four school friends – Will McKenzie (Simon Bird), Simon Cooper (Joe Thomas), Jay Cartwright (James Buckley) and Neil Sutherland (Blake Harrison) – as they embark on their first "lads' holiday".READ MORE: Inbetweeners cast on series - refusing reboot, offensive humour and escaping charactersThe sequel was set in Australia, with the lads getting up to no good as usual.With it being 11 years since the first movie, Daily Star takes a look at what The Inbetweeners cast got up to next.It was very fortunate that Simon's romance with Carli D'Amato didn't actually work out, otherwise, he might not have joined the lads' on holiday in a bid to chase after her.The unlucky chap always seemed to be on the wrong side of fortune.In the film, after giving up on Carli, he realised Lucy – played by Tamla Kari – was the girl for him and attempted to swim across the sea to be with her.But it ended in catastrophe and he was airlifted out of the water after almost drowning - all while the entire boat party watched from the fun and booze-fuelled yacht. Joe Thomas went on to play a very similar character in Fresh Meat which aired on Channel 4.He went on to have quite a successful movie career including Scottish Mussel, The Dark Universe and the Straw Donkey.

The Inbetweeners launched on Channel 4 back in 2008 and was an immediate success, even having garnered enough of a fanbase to warrant two spin-off movies.The main protagonists Will, Simon, Jay and Neil were the breakout roles for their respective actors and helped launch their careers.Now, with the actors into their thirties, the four main characters have admitted that they aren’t open to the idea of reprising their roles for the sake of nostalgia, even refusing any involvement if the concept goes ahead.READ MORE: Inbetweeners star James Buckley admits to unlikely hobby that has left him unable to sleepKeep reading to see what the original cast of The Inbetweeners really think about the series that brought them fame.As the main protagonist and narrator of the show, fans would be forgiven for thinking that Simon would be eager for an Inbetweeners reboot.However, the apprehensive star – who is now 37 years old – has said that he has spent his career trying to escape the image of Will McKenzie.Despite the show’s three season run, with 18 episodes over the course of two years, Simon’s life is still overshadowed by his role as Will.The iconic character was known for his stiff upper lip, tendency to get himself into sticky situations and inability to read the room, which is something that the actor has tried to distance himself from throughout his career post-Inbetweeners fame.His career defining role has done just that and has left him trying to figure himself out.Bird explained: “My career [depends on] being able to wriggle free from being Will from The Inbetweeners. I’ve been trying to escape his shadow.

The Inbetweeners star James Buckley and his wife Clair Meek brought a splash of colour to the red carpet at a star-studded event in London. Sky's Up Next bash attracted a host of famous faces at Dury Lane's Theatre Royal on Tuesday evening where guests got an exclusive look at what’s coming up next on the channel.

Inbetweeners actor Simon Bird looks unrecognisable in his new Channel 4 comedy.The Friday Night Dinner star has undergone a big transformation for his new acting stint.The new show, titled Everyone Else Burns will, is set to explore life in a hyper-religious community.The new six-part series follows "a Mancunian family and the puritanical Christian sect they are devoted to".Simon plays the role of David Lewis, a dad who is hoping to climb the ranks of his community's church and eventually become an Elder.The actor has recently been snapped on set looking worlds apart from his role in The Inbetweeners as Will McKenzie.Simon's character could be seen wearing a suit and a wedding ring, while some impressive facial hair and a hilarious bowl-cut.Everyone Else Burns will also feature Death in Paradise actress Kate O'Flynn as David's wife Fiona, who continues to question her moral compass throughout the series.The TV couple share two onscreen children – a naive 17-year-old daughter called Rachel, who wants to go to university, and a 12-year-old son, Aaron, who tries to fend off his persistent bullies.Also in the series' lineup are Ghosts actress Lolly Adefope, Gentleman Jack and Coronation Street's Amy James-Kelly, Ackley Bridge star Arsher Ali, Stath Lets Flats actor Al Roberts and Taskmaster's Morgana Robinson.Alongside After Life actress Kath Hughes, Ted Lasso actor Lloyd Griffith and This Is Going to Hurt star Kadiff Kirwan.The new comedy has been written by Dillon Mapletoft and Oliver Taylor and directed by Ghosts director Nick Collett.Everyone Else Burns has been dubbed as "subversive, authentic and bitingly funny".The show will explore "what it feels like to balance faith, family and identity in a world that could end

Tipping Point fans were left distracted this week - after spotting a player who they thought looked remarkably like a famous Inbetweeners star.A player called Rammy walked into the ITV studio in a bid to win a big cash prize from the famous TV Tipping Point machine.Rammy joined fellow players Abbi and Margaret in Friday's episode (May 6), which was filmed last year during the pandemic.However, it wasn't long before many fans spotted a striking resemblance between Rammy and famed Inbetweeners actor Simon Bird.Bird played the hilarious schoolboy Will McKenzie on E4's hit secondary school sitcom, The Inbetweeners, which for three seasons and two spin-off films.Like Will, Rammy was sporting a studious look with a pair of specs and a smart shirt - he even shared Simon's chiseled facial features.Eagle-eyed viewers flocked to Twitter to point out the player's resemblance to the actor during the show.One fan wrote: "Have I just seen will mckenzie on #tippingpoint" as they attached a laughing-emoji.A second said: "Ramy looks like Will off The Inbetweeners".A third agreed: "I thought he was Will from the inbetweeners at first."A fourth added: "Well done to Will from the inbetweeners winning the 10k on Tipping Point".Another even thought he acted like the fictional character as they wrote: "Not only does he look like Will but he has the mannerisms too!The clever doctor managed to walk away with a huge cash prize of £10,000 after demonstrating his highly impressive quiz skills.Margaret was knocked out first with £150, so it soon became a tense head-to-head between Rammy and Abbi who had just £50 between their totals at the end of the penultimate round.However got the better of Abbi and made it to the final round with £1550 in the

Emily Atack, has said she receives pictures of “about 10 penises I have not asked to see” before breakfast every day. The popular actress, 32, told The Mirror : “If someone sends me a sexually explicit message, I’m like, ‘Why have they said that to me?’ “It makes you question who you are and why you’re single.”The Celebrity Juice panelist, whose exes are said to include England ace Jack Grealish, singer Harry Styles and comedian Seann Walsh added: "I try and stay away from things that aren’t good for me."It’s hard when you are a little mischievous, like me!”Emily added that: “Sometimes some people and some things are just not meant for you."Emily is still best known for the role she shot to fame playing when she was 18 – schoolgirl Charlotte Hinchcliffe on the E4 sitcom The Inbetweeners from 2008 to 2010.She admitted it was strange filming intimate scenes with co-star Simon Bird - who played Will McKenzie - because of the age gap between the pair.Emily, who was 17 at the time whilst Simon was in his late 20s, recalled the embarrassing moment she tried to break the tension.Speaking on Rob Brydon’s podcast, she said: 'He had to get on top of me and I remember thinking I'm going to have to say something to break the ice, and I said, "How does it feel being on top of a 17-year-old?"'He was like, "You're 17! Oh my God." He was mortified.' In 2018 Emily was runner-up to Harry Redknapp on I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!In 2020 she joined the Celebrity Juice panel with Keith Lemon and Laura Whitmore.“It’s amazing,” she says.

Channel 4 programme The Inbetweeners when it hit our TV screens, and 12 years on from her last role within the franchise she looks totally different.Lily Lovett is best known for starring in the popular comedy programme as Rachel, Carli D'Amato's best friend.Carli was one of the main supporting characters in the series and was best known for being Simon Cooper's long-time crush. Simon was near on obsessed with Carli, which is something that Rachel enjoyed mocking him about.One of the episodes she is best-known for starring in was the iconic episode Night Out in London where Will McKenzie tried his luck with flirting with the stunning brunette.

The Inbetweeners actress Emily Atack made fans ecstatic on Instagram as she shared a nostalgic throwback snap during her time on hit Channel 4 show.The 32-year-old had a recurring role on the hit British coming-of-age comedy as Charlotte Hinchcliffe between 2008 and 2010 when she was 19.The star posted the unrecognisable throwback snap on Valentines Day where her character Charlotte is standing next to her co-star, Simon Bird's character Will McKenzie, who was her love interest in the show.Much to the delight of her 1.8 million followers, Emily's post was hilariously captioned: "It's not a date.

EMILY Atack stunned in a plunging dress as she filmed Celebrity Juice last night. The Inbetweeners star teamed the short frock with black boots as she strutted across the ITV2 set.

Rod Stewart breaks silence as bandmate Robin Le Mesurier dies"To now do it in our thirties, it would really be missing something."I think the sort of things that the boys would get up to are endearing when its an 18-year-old, is not so endearing when it's a 32-year-old man throwing up on someone's brother."I think trying to revisit it would be it a disservice to the characters."It was so well loved for what it was."Emily, who is supporting Blue Cross' Christmas campaign, added: "It's best to leave it as something you watch and look back on fondly."The series focused on the antics of senior school boys Will McKenzie (Simon Bird), Jay Cartwright (James Buckley), Neil Sutherland (Blake Harrison) and Simon.The ex Emmerdale star said it was

The Long Dark is finally getting its next chapter – a snowy prison drama that sees you stuck behind bars.Developer Hinterland Studio has released a new trailer for Episode 4: Fury, Then Silence which teases the imprisonment of a bush pilot who’s caught in the middle of a stalemate at a remote prison facility.Originally released in 2014, The Long Dark is a first-person survival game set in the frigid Canadian wilderness following a devastating geomagnetic storm. But the game has evolved from its survivalist roots, and the next chapter looks more thrilling than ever.Episode 4: Fury, Then Silence sees pilot Will Mackenzie bound and gagged and thrown into an abandoned prison to fend for himself.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterIt's hardly even believable that it's been an entire decade since The Inbetweeners Movie stormed cinema's across the UK.The E4 series had proved to be so popular that the four stars of the show were immediately propelled to film stardom.In keeping with the hilarious programme, the film follows the misadventures of four school friends Will McKenzie (Simon Bird), Simon Cooper (Joe Thomas), Jay Cartwright (James Buckley) and Neil Sutherland (Blake Harrison) as they embark on their first "lads holiday".Throw in a lot of laughs, some memorable dance moves and of course four gorgeous girls - Alison, Lucy, Lisa and Jane - and there you have it, the film of the decade was

Emily Atack has been feeling a little nostalgic while being cooped up indoors isolating as she recently shared an Inbetweeners throwback snap with her co-star Simon Bird. The 30 year old, who played Simon's on-screen love interest Charlotte Hinchcliffe, posted the black-and-white picture on her Instagram feed.The sweet photo sees Emily sporting a mid-length blonde-bob with a deep side fringe as she wraps her arms around Simon, who played the show's main character, Will McKenzie.

Emily Atack was feeling nostalgic as she posted a sweet throwback snap from her time in hit show The Inbetweeners.

TOWIE star Megan McKenna sent shockwaves across the internet yesterday as she let slip that she had once appeared on the hit E4 show The Inbetweeners.