All Creatures Great and Small: Last News

Rachel Shenton revealed that she and her husband Chris Overton, 33, are "quite boring" as she discussed celebrating their Oscar win.The 34-year-old insisted that they are not your typical showbiz couple and favour getting food over staying out partying.The All Creatures Great and Small actress and her spouse got together and later married after meeting during their time on Hollyoaks.Rachel rose to fame on the Channel 4 soap playing Mitzeee Minniver for three years, while Chris played Liam McAllister.Together, they co-created and starred in the Oscar-winning short film The Silent Child in 2017.Discussing her success, she revealed that the pair are not really the partying kind.Rose Ayling-Ellis 'plays along' with romance assumption after 'split'On winning their Oscar, she said of the reaction: "It goes kind of crazy for the next 24 hours - people wanting to talk to you, and learn how you did it, I still don't know - we're still not sure!"It's a bit of a whirlwind."She went on to say that she and Chris "are really boring" and "don't like to party much".Rachel added to Harpers Bazaar: "We went to the Vanity Fair party because that's where the press do the interviews, and we wanted to speak to the British outlets and channels who been supportive of our film from the start."And then we went in and grabbed a burger and then left."We went back to the apartment where our mums were and the crew was because they helped make us the film so we just wanted to be with them really and we are quite boring and don't like to party much."Rachel and Chris tend to keep their personal lives out of the spotlight, however in 2018 she confirmed they got married in secret.The former Hollyoaks star told The Sun: “It was a very private event, we

The Yorkshire-set drama All Creatures Great and Small returned on Thursday 19 September for its fifth series, and Channel 5 has teased a beloved character’s return in an upcoming episode with a new clip shared on social media.The trailer shows Siegfried Farnham (Samuel West) receiving a telegram at Skeldale House, while Mrs Hall says “We’ll try not to assume the worst.” Then Siegfried is seen in his car looking tense, and we hear the words “I will never utter a cross word to that boy again if he comes home in one piece,” as the camera focuses on a photo of his brother, Tristan, in military uniform.Then comes the moment every fan has been waiting for, as Tristan arrives home at Darrowby train station and hugs Siegfried. Channel 5 commented on the post, saying: “The wait is finally over.

Samuel West, who stars in All Creatures Great and Small, has opened up about a tearful moment on the show, which saw his on-screen brother leave. During the 2022 Christmas special, Siegfried Farnon found out his brother Tristan, played by Callum Woodhouse, was leaving to join the war effort.

All Creatures Great and Small has confirmed its return and shared an exciting update with fans about the upcoming future series, the 2024 Christmas special and which cast members are set to return. The cast and crew of the popular period drama will soon be heading back to the Yorkshire Dales to shoot the hit adaptation by BAFTA award-winning production company Playground, based on the best-selling novels of real-life Thirsk vet Alf Wight, who wrote under the pen-name James Herriot. On Friday, Channel 5 confirmed the double commission of series 5 and 6 - as well as a beloved Christmas special.

Nicholas Ralph, the star of the popular TV show All Creatures Great And Small, has shared his fears when filming a particularly challenging scene. The actor, who plays vet James Herriot, had to mimic a real life vet to the extreme scenario while filming a scene involving a nervous horse giving birth. Nicholas opened up about his scary experience, and said to The Mirror: "One of the scariest was I had to birth a foal in season three.

All Creatures Great and Small star Patricia Hodge will be a familiar face to fans of TV. The 77 year actress got her small screen break in Rumpole of the Bailey in 1978 and went on to appear in hit shows including Downton Abbey and Miranda.The TV veteran is currently starring as Mrs Pumphrey in the Channel 5 reboot of 1970s series All Creatures Great and Small. In the show, Patricia plays an affluent widow and regular client of Farnon’s veterinary practice - meaning she often comes into contact with main character James Herriot, played by Nicholas Ralph.

Sophie Khan Levy enjoyed her EastEnders debut yesterday as one of Walford's latest characters, Priya Nandra-Hart.The actor burst onto our screens during last night's episode, and instantly caused drama for current Albert Square resident, Ravi.To recap, viewers saw Ravi follow Suki and her abusive husband, Nish to a flat in London, where he discovered his son Nugget had been hiding out after he fled from Walford. During a heated moment where Ravi demanded he return to the square with him, Ravi's ex Priya entered the room, and proceeded to let viewers know that she was in fact Nugget's mum.

All Creatures Great and Small sees vets Siegfried Farnon and James Herriot deal with several difficult animals. But in the new series, Helen will also have to get to grips with some new animal additions at Skeldale House. Speaking ahead of the series, actress Rachel Shenton revealed there's one addition who she has "tricky" scenes with.

All Creatures Great and Small actress Rachel Shenton has revealed that she was “thrilled” to spend more time on set with fellow co-star Patricia Hodge while filming the Channel 5 show. Rachel, 35, who plays Helen Herriot on the show, has opened up about her friendship with Patricia, who plays Mrs Pumphrey, and called it “a pleasure” to film more scenes with the actress.