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EastEnders - Woman Was The
Killer
Larry Lamb thinks a woman will be unveiled as his murderer in
EastEnders on Friday.
The actor - who portrayed soap baddie Archie Mitchell in the BBC One show -
is convinced his on-screen alter-ego was finished off by one of his female
enemies and can’t wait to find out during the live show later this week.
He explained: "I sort of reckon on a female, that’s what I reckon. But I
don't think it will be Peggy. Peggy's out soon but that’s it, that’s the
queen there. You can't touch Peggy.
"I'd put money on a female but I have to say, I've got no idea which.
Janine's got form, but I don't know."
The soap's production team have been so secretive about the storyline, they
even used a stuntman for the murder scene – which saw Archie die on
Christmas Day after being hit over the head with the Queen Vic bust.
The 62-year-old actor explained: “Archie nor the audience knows who killed
him. A stuntman did it – no actor did it. It was done in such a way that
Archie couldn’t know who did it. He was aware something was going on and
bam, that was that.”
Now the special live episode – which was organised as a celebration of the
soap’s 25th anniversary – is just days away, Lamb is convinced his former
co-stars will be panicking over their scripts.
He said: “They must know already now. It will be in another zone in there
now because that’s the build-up. They will be working on that now, the
preparation. They’ve got to move around that whole big studio set-up there.
There will be crews and crews, working on the build-up for Friday.
“There'll be a lot of very nervous actors. I'm getting nervous just thinking
about it for them!"
19:41
February 15
2010 - waveguide.co.uk
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24 Hours Delayed By
Sutherland Surgery
Kiefer Sutherland has been forced to suspend filming of 24 to
have minor surgery.
The actor - who plays government agent Jack Bauer - has halted production of
the counter-terrorism drama after to allow him to bring forward an operation
after he reportedly suffered from a ruptured cyst near his kidney last week.
Cast and crew continued filming without him until Friday, but have decided
to suspend the show until the 43-year-old actor is feeling well again.
His publicist said: "While Kiefer Sutherland is frustrated to miss even one
day of work, he and Fox decided together that it would be best to complete
this minor elective procedure now as a precaution as opposed to six weeks
from now when production wraps. He looks forward to returning to work next
week."
Network Fox have confirmed the actor's break from filming and are confident
it will not cause any disruption to the broadcasting schedule.
A spokesperson for the network said: "We are temporarily suspending
production of '24' while our friend and colleague Kiefer Sutherland
undergoes a medical procedure. We hope to resume production shortly and do
not anticipate any disruption in the broadcast of this season's episodes."
15:20
February 15
2010 - waveguide.co.uk
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Reggie Perrin
Back Again
BBC One announced today that production has commenced on the
second series of Reggie Perrin, which will return to screens later this
year.
Martin Clunes stars once again in the title role of the troubled everyman
Reggie Perrin, alongside Fay Ripley, Wendy Craig, Geoffrey Whitehead, Neil
Stuke, Kerry Howard and Jim Howick.
Simon Nye, the writer behind Men Behaving Badly, and David Nobbs, the
creator of the original Seventies show The Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin,
have joined forces once more to pen the next instalment of the popular
sitcom.
Perrin will comprise of six 30-minute episodes and will be filmed in front
of a live studio audience.
Jay Hunt, Controller, BBC One, said: "Millions of BBC One viewers enjoyed
following the trials and tribulations of Martin Clunes as Reggie Perrin in
the last series.
"I am delighted the show will be returning to the channel."
15:00
February 15
2010 - waveguide.co.uk
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Heather Mills Wants TV Show Ideas
Heather Mills has asked her fans for help with her new show.
The charity campaigner has requested ideas from her Twitter followers for
the show.
Mills recently announced that she would like to launch a show which would
see celebrities living with disabilities for a week.
Writing on Twitter, Mills said: "Hi there, let me know which disabilities
you feel would be the hardest to cope with, I have chosen five so far,
[would] love to have your thoughts."
The former model later joked that she would like to see Lord Alan Sugar cope
"with no voice for a week".
Heather was voted off Dancing On Ice last week after her and
professional partner Matt Evers found themselves in the skate-off alongside
Kieron Richardson and Brianne Delcourt.
After her performance Mills admitted that she expected to be voted off the
show.
She said: "I'm just so excited that kids who have lost limbs are going out
and trying to skate.
"If anyone wants to get in contact and ask how it is to skate, me and Matt
will be happy to help.
"Just get out there - it's the nearest thing to flying. Thank you to
everybody for helping me."
08:02
February 15
2010 - waveguide.co.uk
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