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EastEnders Character Returns
Next year BBC One's EastEnders will welcome back another
familiar face to the Jackson family, Billie Jackson. Devon Anderson will
once again play Billie, a character he first played when he was six years
old.
As previously announced, Carol Jackson, played by Lindsey Coulson, returns
to Walford early next year, as do three of her children, Robbie, Sonia and
Billie.
Devon Anderson said: "I'm really happy to be back at
EastEnders playing the role of Billie Jackson again. It was my first acting
role and I can't wait to get started again. It is also very exciting that
all of the Jackson family will be reunited and I'm sure that will be
eventful for the viewers."
Diederick Santer, Executive Producer, said: "Viewers will remember Devon as
the original Billie Jackson, the cute kid with the big hair. Devon, like
Billie, is all grown up, and 12 years on I'm delighted to welcome this
talented young actor back to the show."
16:06
November 20 2009 - waveguide.co.uk
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EastEnders
Scripts Stolen
Scripts for Christmas editions of EastEnders have been stolen
in a burglary at the home of one of the soap's writers, the BBC has said.
Executive producer Diederick Santer said he is "keen" to recover the laptop
which "contains the twists and turns of our exciting EastEnders Christmas".
Actors destroyed their scripts after filming seasonal scenes to minimise the
risk of leaks to the press.
This year's specials will focus on dramatic events in the Queen Vic pub.
Precise details about the main storyline have been a closely-guarded secret.
The festive double bill will be screened on Christmas Day.
15:45
November 20 2009 - waveguide.co.uk
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Doctor
Who Christmas Preview
Tonight's Children in Need is to feature an exclusive preview
of the forthcoming Doctor Who Christmas Special.
The clip, from The End Of Time: Part One, is never-seen-before footage.
David Tennant said: "Doctor Who has always been a big supporter of Children
in Need. We're really pleased that this year our very special Christmas
story is being exclusively previewed on the show. Doctor Who fans are always
very generous – I hope you will be too. Please give what you can."
The two-minute exclusive will be broadcast as part of the BBC Children in
Need show which starts at 19:00.
12:00
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