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Jane Collins, EastEnders’ stoic butterer of bread rolls, is set to have her Phil of the Mitchell brothers. Just a few short weeks ago, Jane was whipping off her blouse and pulling Grant into a half-nelson at every opportunity - but now the cockney caff queen is set to get up close and personal with Phil in a top-secret storyline.
On-set insiders say the pair have been busy shooting scenes together, although BBC bosses are trying to keep the details hush-hush. A mole told the Daily Star: "An affair may just be too predictable. Jane and Phil may be growing closer for other, more important reasons."
So, the big question is, will Jane abandon her J-cloths and settle for a life polishing Phil’s head? Or will Ian uncover her deceit and force her to seek fulfilment in a new range of microwaveable saveloys? Ooh, we can hardly stand the suspense.
Source: Daily Star
CrazyLea
06-06-2006, 14:12
Ewww I hope not, I don't think them two would suit!!
Me neither, its like another grant/phil/sharon storyline isn't it.
Looks like it's definite that Jane and Ian split up then. Yay, it's about time Ian learned how selfish he is being in order to drive her to that. Shouldn't this be in spoilers?
Maybe Jane is pregnant with Grants baby, but ian only finds out about the affair and jane goes to phil for help hence them becoming closer.
Ooo, seems highly likely. Maybe she'd have a miscarriage and because she'd always wanted kids, be extremely upset about it, generally more than others following a miscarriage, and be confused, which could be why they get up close and personal.
DaVeyWaVey
06-06-2006, 21:48
I think Jane and Phil will become closer to each other for other reasons, maybe because of family reasons like Ben. I can't see Jane and Phil having an affair together!
I put this in the rumour mill instead of the spoilers as you cant always trust the daily star.
I think Jane and Phil will become closer to each other for other reasons, maybe because of family reasons like Ben. I can't see Jane and Phil having an affair together!
i agree. i can't see jane and phil having the passion and chemistry that her and grant had. i hope it doesn't happen as it's just ee going back on old storylines. they should think up new ones or give up altogether.
JustJodi
07-06-2006, 13:17
I find the whole Jane and Phil story line disgusting, I certainly hope it does not happen, Jane and Grant had a certain chemistry, but I just do not see it happening with Phil,, lets hope all of this is JUST A RUMOUR ..:ninja:
callummc
07-06-2006, 13:18
i personely think that they are ruining janes charector,from loving partner to vamp as quick as you can say mitchell,totaly a case of here we go again
true.moon
07-06-2006, 13:20
eww! they really don't suit!
what does she find attractive in them both!
lol moving from one bro to another
tammyy2j
08-06-2006, 13:51
Isn't the lady who played Yvonne Atkins in Bad Girls coming into EE as Jane's sister and she hooks up with Phil? I heard this rumour for a while. I don't like the idea or Phil and Jane having an affair.
DaVeyWaVey
08-06-2006, 18:26
Isn't the lady who played Yvonne Atkins in Bad Girls coming into EE as Jane's sister and she hooks up with Phil? I heard this rumour for a while. I don't like the idea or Phil and Jane having an affair.
Oooh i haven't heard about this rumour, it would be good to see Jane's sister arrive in the Square though and maybe hook up with Phil, it could also add a new dimension to Jane's character, if her sister comes into the show.
And i think that the actress who played Yvonne in Bad Girls (forgotten her real name) would be fantastic for the role, i could imagine her playing a part in Eastenders.
Oooh i haven't heard about this rumour, it would be good to see Jane's sister arrive in the Square though and maybe hook up with Phil, it could also add a new dimension to Jane's character, if her sister comes into the show.
And i think that the actress who played Yvonne in Bad Girls (forgotten her real name) would be fantastic for the role, i could imagine her playing a part in Eastenders.
I agrees i think it would be great to see her in the show, i loved her in bad girls and it would be nice for Phil to find someone.
This had better be another Tabloid Rumour. If not then Eastenders is definitely Repetitive with crap scripts.
crazygirl
21-06-2006, 20:45
Isn't the lady who played Yvonne Atkins in Bad Girls coming into EE as Jane's sister and she hooks up with Phil? I heard this rumour for a while. I don't like the idea or Phil and Jane having an affair. oh yes jane's sister comes into it so i bet it is her and not jane who gets off with sexy phil :sick:
tammyy2j
27-06-2006, 16:12
Does Phil get with Tanya Branning?
DaVeyWaVey
27-06-2006, 17:13
Does Phil get with Tanya Branning?
Isn't Tanya in a relationship with Bradley's dad Max though??
THE joke's on Jane Beale in EastEnders this week.
Easy-going Jane (Laurie Brett) has her work cut out for her when she tries her stand up material at The Vic's comedy night.
Jane, who is married to moany Ian Beale (Adam Woodyatt), finds her home crowd very hard to please and her set doesn't go as she's planned.
The wannabe comedienne, who was given a wad of cash to get a new frock from Ian, gets off to a shaky start in the pub with Heather bellowing that she's heard better jokes at a funeral.
Luckily, things get a bit better when Jane drops in some jokes about hubby Ian and his performance in bed.
Watch Jane's comic turn Tuesday November 4, 7.30pm, BBC One.
Chris_2k11
30-10-2008, 08:39
is this supposed to be one of eastenders famous 'comedy storylines' cos i cant really see where this is going ..
EastEnders reintroduces Jane Beale with a bang next week as she returns to Walford with the news that Bobby is missing.
Jane drops the bombshell on her ex-husband Ian as she turns up on the Square unexpectedly.
Although Bobby is later found safe and well, it's clear that he has been struggling much more than Jane thought when he is caught with a folder full of press cuttings about Lucy's murder.
Here, Laurie Brett - who plays Jane - chats about her return to EastEnders and why her character is here to stay.
What is Jane's mood like when she returns?
"Jane is frantic because Bobby has gone missing. She is all the way up in Birmingham and he has pretended that he is emailing Ian in London, so she assumes that her little boy is up in London somewhere."
When Bobby is finally found, we discover that he's been trying to investigate Lucy's murder himself! Why is he so fixated on it?
"It's not elaborated on, but I tried to play it as a fault of Jane's. She took Bobby away when the funeral was going on because Ian was in such a bad place. She has always felt bad about taking him, even though he is her adoptive son. When they find a folder with press cuttings that Bobby has been gathering, Jane admits that Bobby tried to talk to her about the murder but she wasn't ready.
"Jane just thought Bobby was busy playing on his Xbox, but he was collaborating the evidence and getting obsessive. She feels highly responsible for that and his angst. Bobby is also being bullied quite badly in Birmingham, because of being the brother of a murdered woman. So all of that is Jane's doing, really, even though she took him away for the best intentions."
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A frantic Jane tells Ian that Bobby is missing
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A frantic Jane tells Ian that Bobby is missing
What kind of relationship has Jane had with Ian while she's been away?
"Since Jane left from the funeral, they have kept in contact off screen because of Bobby. That's as two separated people who have a child - nothing else going on."
What are Jane's feelings for Ian?
"I think they never stopped loving each other, but there was too much water under the bridge for stuff to be fixed. I've been there myself - you love somebody but just too much stuff has happened and you can't get past that. It was always circumstantial what happened with them, apart from her sleeping with Grant - she was pushed to that!
"It has never gone away. Even Jane and Ian sleeping together through grief earlier this year wouldn't have happened if there weren't feelings there. I don't think their feelings for each other are light, they are quite deep."
Jane is also involved when Lucy's missing purse and phone are dug up by Denise next week. How does she feel about that?
"It's a minefield. Jane is going to stay, so obviously she is involved in all of that. It is something highly significant and they don't know what to do about it all."
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Denise shows Ian and Jane Lucy's belongings
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Denise shows Ian and Jane Lucy's belongings
Where does Jane live when she returns?
"The Beales' place of course! At this point Jane is not working. She has decided to come back and look for somewhere to live with her and Bobby nearby. Jane and Ian do have a row, where Jane ends up telling him that she knows about Rainie. She tells Ian that if he thinks she is going to come back and sleep with him, he is sick! She storms off to have a word with Sharon, but Phil is there instead.
"Jane and Phil end up sitting down and having a chat. As much as they have had their ups and downs, Phil and Jane have always strangely understood each other. Phil says, 'Don't be a hypocrite. I have two words for you - my brother. Why are you here if you don't feel anything?'
"Phil is the one who asks the straight questions - why is she there if she doesn't care? After that, Jane decides to plot there at the Beales' while she finds somewhere, but she is not in Ian's bed."
What kind of dynamic can we expect between Jane and Masood?
"Jane goes and confides in Masood and he says she can stay with him, but he's quite playful. They have always been friends but Jane is like, 'No, naughty!' There is always something sweet and attractive about them, but it was always the Butterflies story that was supposed to go on - I felt it was a shame to make it something more. It should have been two people that sit in the park and talk. I would love to see that come back."
Will Jane still have friendships on the Square?
"Jane has always had semi-relationships with people on the Square because of working in the caff. I have said before that Jane is every woman with the two kids and feckless husband - I know many of them. She was always with Tanya and I miss that - on the lash to Bananarama! Maybe there is scope to have friendships. She has known Sharon since 2004 when she came in and also Sonia historically - she helped her get her daughter back, so perhaps we will explore that."
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Bobby returns home to a delighted Ian and Jane
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Bobby returns home to a delighted Ian and Jane
How do you feel about the recent short odds on Jane being Lucy's killer?
"I was quite excited. I have no idea why she would do it, but even though she is motiveless, if it is something that has gone wrong then anybody is possible to have done that. If it is Jane I can't wait to see how it came to be her. At the stage we are filming at, it could be any of us really. [Executive producer] Dominic always said when it is revealed everyone will go 'Ah', so yes it could be me."
Who is your money on?
"Four or five people. I have stopped trying to work it out. Adam on the other hand has not! With the things we are finding out, you think one thing and then think another."
How do you feel about the show's upcoming live week?
"Terrified. I have not done theatre for over 10 years. With the 25th anniversary live episode I only had a tiny bit, but sometimes that is worse - you are waiting for your bit and thinking 'What if you screw it up?' If I have a bit more this time it will be terrifying, but really exciting. I just hope I don't bump into the furniture and swear!"
What's it been like to work with Adam again?
"We bounce off each other so easily. We had that from my screen test - it just clicks and I know what he is going to do. It is quite a one-off working relationship. Adam makes it easy and is such a generous actor - he doesn't ever hog the camera. My mum used to say when I first started the show, 'They must really like you in EastEnders because they keep ending scenes on you.' I'd say, 'That is because Adam walks away so they have to!'
"We love doing the emotional stuff. We love doing the stuff that almost borders on sitcom, throwaway scenes that are family life. We are campaigning at the moment to have the thermostat reinstalled in the living room, as he would walk in and turn it down and Jane would walk in and turn it up. Nobody would notice that but it happens in my house. Little things like that make it real.
"That's what makes people believe you are a real family - that's what makes a viewer invest and that's what makes it kitchen sink drama."
How does it feel to be back?
"It feels like I have never been away. I started on September 8 and the first week was a shock. It is lovely because everybody was pleased to see me I think, and it is nice to be back in London."
Will you stay on the show?
"Even if I am the murderer, nobody said that I can't stay. I don't think I will be going anywhere in the next year or two and I know there is quite a lot of stuff ahead."
tammyy2j
18-08-2015, 11:51
Will Jane and Ian now try and get Beth back as Cindy is gone?
storyseeker1
18-08-2015, 12:30
Will Jane and Ian now try and get Beth back as Cindy is gone?
I'm not sure they can. I think Cindy officially gave Beth to her dad and his family, all legal and everything. So Ian and Jane wouldn't be able to get her unless they went to court and everything.
tammyy2j
18-08-2015, 12:36
I'm not sure they can. I think Cindy officially gave Beth to her dad and his family, all legal and everything. So Ian and Jane wouldn't be able to get her unless they went to court and everything.
I didn't know it was all made legal I thought it was just a hand over
I don't think there was any legal arrangement. It all seemed amicable between Jane and Terry. TJ is named on the birth certificate as the father if I recall. They would have just told the social worker that Cindy had decided to allow the child to live with her biological father and his family instead. They may have visited to check how they were getting on but presumably found no cause for concern.
Jane and Ian could go to court if they wanted but they wouldn't get anywhere, unless TJ and Terry were eliminated viable as options to care for Beth. Ian and Jane are of no relation to Beth and have no legal claim to Cindy. If Peter were there, as a biological relative of the mother then their case would be a bit stronger, but the court would still likely see no reason to remove Beth from the care of her father and grandfather where she is settled (Tiffany and Rosie are almost teenagers so although it's a busy house, I doubt that Beth would not be getting the attention she needs.)
TJ and Terry could of course decide to hand her back, but their chances legally unless there has been a change of circumstances at the Spraggan's end are nil.
EastEnders star Laurie Brett has defended her character's role in covering up her step-daughter Lucy's murder, arguing that Jane wouldn't say she "dumped" Lucy's body.
Lucy's death on Good Friday last year sparked a huge murder mystery storyline before her half-brother Bobby was eventually revealed as the culprit.
However, Jane has had a vital role in covering up the crime, starting with her decision to leave Lucy on the Walford Common in a bid to protect Bobby from what he had done.
Speaking about the response since the reveal, Brett said: "I've had a brilliant reaction! You can say that she dumped her on the common but Jane would not say that.
"Jane would say that she 'lay her down' on the common and it was a whole different ball game for her. She didn't just drag her and slam her in the middle of a pavement. She didn't do a good thing but she tried to do it in the gentlest way possible.
"I think a lot of people are enjoying the darker side to Jane and I think she's a bit more interesting. The response has been pretty good."
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Phil wants to call the police over Bobby
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Phil wants to call the police over Bobby
With Jane willing to go to any lengths to prevent Bobby from knowing the truth, Brett has admitted that she isn't sure what the long-term future holds for the Beale family.
She said: "When Dominic Treadwell-Collins asked me to come back and do this storyline, he said it would change Walford's original family forever. You can never really go back to playing half sitcom for a long, long time after this.
"To be fair, they haven't just tried to forget what's happened. They said the Bobby reveal would be just the start of the story and I think they've been very true to that.
"Where do they go from here? I do know quite a bit! We're not going to be playing Mary Poppins for a while, that's for sure - and rightly so. For people who have had trauma, there is a massive aftermath and years and years of recovery from it.
"It hasn't made Ian and Jane crack yet which is a good thing. At the moment they are calling me Lady McBeal as in Macbeth, and it is quite Shakespearean. True to a relationship, one person is strong, the other person's weak. Where it goes long term, I don't know."
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owenlee4me
26-10-2015, 15:05
When is Jane Beale going to leave again? She is dreadful, so false unable to be any other emotion but troubled, what the hell Ian sees in her, is a total mystery to m
EastEnders star Laurie Brett has revealed that her character Jane Beale is frightened for her troubled son Bobby.
Jane covered for Bobby after he killed his half sister Lucy last year but his volatile behaviour has become a cause of concern ever since.
Upcoming episodes will see Bobby strike again when he pushes Jane down the stairs amid a row over him swapping rooms, and she will start to realise that his temper could be part of a bigger problem next week.
Brett said: "They get into a bit of a struggle with the box of things and he just snaps. It's just unfortunate Jane was at the top of the stairs at this point - I don't think he intentionally pushed her down."
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Bobby and Jane fight over a box at the top of the stairs
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"I think she's in shock and a little bit frightened. His face just before he did wasn't quite right. It's not that Jane is just realising there might be something wrong with Bobby, I think she's just always been in denial. I think it's getting to a point where she can't ignore it anymore."
While a distressed Jane remains in turmoil over what to do about her son's terrible behaviour, she makes an ally in the form of her mother-in-law Kathy, who is keen for her to address Bobby's anger issues
"Kathy telling her there's something wrong with Bobby is just something Jane doesn't want to hear. She's been in denial for a very long time, it's not a revelation for her. This is someone who doesn't want to think of her son in that way."
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Kathy is shocked when Bobby tells her that Jane is hurt
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Brett continued: "I don't think Jane is scared of Bobby, I think she's scared for him. I think she's frightened about what she's done and what the consequences of her actions were when she covered for him. This is where she starts to think 'maybe there is something wrong with our son'."
Speculating on whether Bobby could kill again, Brett teased: "I'm pretty sure Bobby is quite damaged and I think there may be things coming up in the future that will be hard on him … but who knows how he'll react.Watch this space!"
Brett has also previously suggested that Bobby might be aware that he killed Lucy.
EastEnders will air Bobby and Jane's big row on Friday, December 4 at 8pm on BBC One.
tammyy2j
08-12-2015, 14:48
Why didn't Ian or Kathy take her to hospital or a doctor's clinic, she could have serious injuries from the fall, does she die?
EastEnders star Laurie Brett has defended the length of the 'Who Killed Lucy Beale?' storyline.
The BBC soap killed off Lucy in April 2014, but the aftermath of her demise is still playing out on screen nearly two years later.
Viewers have seen the Beales try to cover up the truth this year, but their actions could come back to haunt them over the Christmas period.
Speaking candidly about the mixed reaction from fans, Brett - who plays Jane Beale - admitted: "I think there's such a juxtaposition in this age of social media. Some people want everything right now, but the art of storytelling is long-term.
"With the Bobby story and the Dean rape story, we've gone back to long-term storytelling. At the end of the day, you can't have everything instantly. We're not on Instagram, we're not on Twitter - we're a television programme and you're seeing a family go through this maze of stuff. That takes time."
At Christmas, there'll be another shift in the storyline as Bobby finally discovers his guilt. He learns the truth from Sharon Mitchell's young son Dennis, who has overheard a conversation about Lucy's murder.
Brett continued: "Part of the conclusion comes at Christmas, when Bobby is told by Denny that he killed Lucy. That sets another ball rolling and there's a lot of emotional fallout for everyone in the Beales who's involved in that.
"You wouldn't feel it so much if it hadn't taken so long to get there. That's what happens in a family. I always knew that Live Week and the reveal was just the beginning of a big story, but I didn't quite know how big it was going to be."
EastEnders airs an hour-long special on Christmas Day at 8.45pm on BBC One.
parkerman
18-12-2015, 09:13
I don't think it's so much that the story has dragged on for a long time as I can accept that in the real world these things could go on as long as this. I think the problem is the nonsensical storyline that a) so many people know Max is innocent yet let him go to jail and b) more specifically that Lauren just gave up trying to get him out and that Liam and Cindy didn't even try after all they'd said. Those are the real problems with the Bobby story.
i did think bobby really did know he was responsible
Most of the complaints I've seen (here and elsewhere) are to do with how far-fetched and immoral the Bobby cover-up was rather than the length of the story. Similarly with the rape storyline, it was the sympathetic way Dean was portrayed for a few months that infuriated lots of fans (including me!).
Most viewers with an ounce of intelligence and patience (that includes all of us here at Soapboards obviously!) can appreciate a slow-burning storyline if written well.
maidmarian
18-12-2015, 15:42
Most of the complaints I've seen (here and elsewhere) are to do with how far-fetched and immoral the Bobby cover-up was rather than the length of the story. Similarly with the rape storyline, it was the sympathetic way Dean was portrayed for a few months that infuriated lots of fans (including me!).
Most viewers with an ounce of intelligence and patience (that includes all of us here at Soapboards obviously!) can appreciate a slow-burning storyline if written well.
Ive found -in real life- that when there is an
attempt at covering up a bad thing. Several
may band together in a " vow of silence"
and it may last for quite a while.
But eventually one(or more) persons conscience
gets the better of them and they have to do
something about bring the truth to light -
even if anonymously .
Thats was what was unbelievable to me-
not that so many told lies but that not
one told the truth.
That to me us the saving grace of the human
race. Eventually one person will stand up
for the truth- no matter how browbeaten
and/or bullied!
Thats was what was unbelievable to me-
not that so many told lies but that not
one told the truth.
That's a subtle distinction, but very true! I could possibly understand Lauren, who's always been written as a decent person, getting sucked into the cover-up by Jane's emotional pleas (read manipulations), but to not come to her senses when her father is sentenced to twenty years beggars belief... :wall:
That to me us the saving grace of the human
race. Eventually one person will stand up
for the truth- no matter how browbeaten
and/or bullied!
Again very true, and a moving sentiment to take us into Christmas. :)
tammyy2j
19-12-2015, 00:29
I don't think it's so much that the story has dragged on for a long time as I can accept that in the real world these things could go on as long as this. I think the problem is the nonsensical storyline that a) so many people know Max is innocent yet let him go to jail and b) more specifically that Lauren just gave up trying to get him out and that Liam and Cindy didn't even try after all they'd said. Those are the real problems with the Bobby story.
Lauren and Liam's actions both whom are related to Max astonishes me, both characters ruined by this farcical writing, why didn't they tell Carol and Abi the truth :angry:
EastEnders has aired another devastating storyline twist for the Beale family, revealing that Jane may never walk again.
Jane's distraught husband Ian heard the upsetting news in the closing moments of Thursday night's episode (May 26), which saw Jane's brother Christian and mum Linda Clarke both return to Walford.
It was an episode full of bad news for Ian, as Bobby remained determined to come clean to the police over how he was responsible for killing Lucy two years ago.
Finally taking his claims seriously, the police bailed Bobby pending a formal charge for Lucy's murder.
Already shaken by the day's events, Ian later returned to the hospital and was soon joined by Christian and Linda, who'd already spoken to the doctors about Jane's condition.
Determined not to hold back, Linda ranted: "How could you let this happen? I knew. I warned her about you. Get out. They don't know whether Jane will ever walk again.
"And you did that. This is all your fault, you useless snivelling excuse for a man. And that evil child. Your woeful parenting. How many times are you going to hurt my daughter? I swear, if you don't get out and stay away, I will swing for you, Ian Beale! You leave and you don't come back!"
Facing the full force of Linda's fury, Ian had no choice but to leave the hospital room. Will he ever be able to forgive himself if the doctors' worst fears for Jane are realised?
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tammyy2j
29-05-2016, 21:55
Jane waking up to seeing Bobby and Steven will shock her back into a coma :p
EastEnders exit confirmed as Laurie Brett bows out as Jane Beale
Monday night featured her final scene in the role.
EastEnders star Laurie Brett has left the show again after three years back on screen as Jane Beale, Digital Spy can confirm.
The actress made her final appearance as Jane in Monday's episode of the soap, after one last attempt to expose Max Branning's true colours.
Jane has been forced out of Walford by Max as part of his ongoing revenge storyline, more than two years after Max was wrongly sent down for Lucy's murder thanks to Jane's cover-up.
Speaking to Digital Spy about her departure, Laurie explained: "I've loved every minute of playing Jane Beale. To return to EastEnders with such a huge storyline was an absolute gift.
"However, what I have known from the start is that with the soap gods watching us at all times, there is only so long before things go full circle.
"It's been hard keeping the secret, but the storyline has been great to play out and I have loved every minute of it."
Monday's EastEnders episode saw Ian make a huge mistake as he confided in Max about the strange voicemail message that Jane left him after she departed the Square last week.
Putting the frighteners on Jane from afar, Max then left a message on her phone warning that Ian would get hurt if she didn't leave him out of the situation.
Trying a different tactic in her final scene, Jane left a tearful message on Stacey Fowler's phone exposing all of Max's shocking secrets.
The only problem was that Stacey's phone is now in the possession of Bernadette Taylor, stuffed away in a bedroom drawer after her younger brother Riley impulsively stole it for her.
With the voicemail waiting on the phone, it seems that we have a ticking soap timebomb on our hands. The message is sure to be played back at some point, but when? Will Stacey get her phone back and hear the truth about Max?
it might have been a better exit killing her off
parkerman
24-10-2017, 10:32
it might have been a better exit killing her off
Or sending her to prison for perverting the course of justice!
Or sending her to prison for perverting the course of justice!
More to my liking than death ... of course, this way the door for a return has been left open .. maybe her exit is a temporary one???
tammyy2j
24-10-2017, 12:01
Or sending her to prison for perverting the course of justice!
Jane, Ian, Sharon, Lauren and Phil should be prosecuted and in prison
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Might be back but not just yet ....
Still happy to stay at home with no plans to return any time soon
https://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/eastenders/a30673895/eastenders-laurie-brett-jane-beale-return-response/
mysangry
31-01-2020, 19:16
Still happy to stay at home with no plans to return any time soon
https://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/eastenders/a30673895/eastenders-laurie-brett-jane-beale-return-response/
phew that's a relief :moonie:
talk on line of a few episodes of her with bobby later in the year
on line talk she is returning
on line talk she is returning
Wishful thinking, I believe.... Laurie has had surgery recently, might not be up to filming yet...
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