I am not so sure.. if she was just a fling.. why try it on with her on her wedding day??? it was over months before that so why push it again?? I think Max likes her a lot more than he says.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris_2k10
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I am not so sure.. if she was just a fling.. why try it on with her on her wedding day??? it was over months before that so why push it again?? I think Max likes her a lot more than he says.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris_2k10
I agree. He liked her from the start.Quote:
Originally Posted by Siobhan
hmm I dunno, I do think he cares for her cos of all the stuff with Bradley but I wouldn't say he loves her..
Again.. would you protect someone you just care about over your son?? I think he hides it.. that is just me... maybe not love but obsession with her...Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris_2k10
EastEnders star Lacey Turner has admitted that her character Stacey Branning is underestimating Janine Malloy as she embarks on an affair with the superbitch's new husband Ryan.
Stacey's secret relationship with Ryan (Neil McDermott) hots up in next week's episodes after she decides to stay in Walford rather than leave as she originally planned.
The mum-of-one's change of heart comes after Ryan tracks her down and things get steamy between the pair in an abandoned car park.
Speaking to All About Soap about the possibility of Janine finding out, Turner insisted: "Stacey's not frightened of Janine. She just sees her as a bit of a pain and obviously doesn't realise how dangerous Janine can be."
Meanwhile, asked what Stacey wants from Ryan, the actress replied: "They decided at first Ryan could have his marriage and his bit on the side, but Stacey's tired of not knowing where she stands.
"Then, while Ryan's still working things out in his head, Stacey decides she doesn't want anything too heavy so tells him their arrangement can stay as it is. She doesn't know what she wants!"
Last month, reports suggested that Janine will try to poison Ryan in an act of revenge over Stacey in a forthcoming storyline.
EastEnders Neil McDermott has admitted that Ryan Malloy wants a proper family with Stacey Branning.
Ryan is currently trying to track Stacey (Lacey Turner) down following her disappearance from Albert Square with their daughter Lily. McDermott told What's On TV that Ryan would leave his wife Janine for the mother of his child.
"And I think Stacey now wants him to be there as the father of her child," he said. "You've got to remember that Ryan was given away as a child by his mother, so he doesn't want the same thing to happen to his daughter."
Discussing Stacey's secret that she killed Archie Mitchell, McDermott said: "He is really confused by her. He never quite feels she's being honest.
"He knows she's hiding a lot. However, he can see she's very vulnerable and he wants to protect and take care of her. I don't think that would change if he found out the truth."
EastEnders star Lacey Turner hasn't ruled out trying her hand at a "normal job" after leaving the soap.
The actress says goodbye to the role of trouble Stacey Branning this Christmas after six years in Walford.
Discussing her plans for the future, Lacey told the Radio Times: "I'm terrible at doing nothing, but I'm going to try really hard, at least to begin with.
"I find my job quite strange, really. All my friends have got normal jobs and went to uni. I feel I missed out on some things, but gained so much in a different way. So I might try some of those things and see what happens. I want the freedom to go whichever way I want."
But John Yorke, controller of BBC drama production, told the publication he had "quite a few" projects in the works with a view to having Lacey in the starring role.
"I don't think Lacey knows how good she is," he added.
The 22-year-old has picked up a string of television awards during her time in Albert Square, including Best Actress at this year's British Soap Awards.
Lacey Turner has revealed that she will miss EastEnders after six and a half years of playing Stacey Slater.
The 22-year-old, who will be leaving the show at Christmas, said that she has "grown up" on the soap.
She told TV Times: "Now I've got to the end, I don't know why I'm going. I feel like I've grown up here, so I'll miss it all. The people, the buzz of it; everything. I might cry in a minute."
When asked what her favourite storylines have been, Turner replied: "I loved all the Bradley and Stacey stuff from the beginning. The fact that the geek falls in love with the tart; I just love the way their relationship went.
"I also liked Max and Stacey's affair because it was spread out over a year, so I got the chance to play a lot of different emotions. And the bi-polar storyline was great because of the effect it had on so many people; I learned so much doing that."
The actress explained that she decided to leave the show because she feels ready to "move on".
She added: "I've been here for six and a half years and I feel like it's time to move on and try something else. But I don't have a plan.
"I'm terrible at making decisions so I don't know what I'm going to do yet."
EastEnders' Lacey Turner has admitted that she was honoured to be given a mental illness storyline on the soap.
Speaking to the TV Times about her favourite plots during her time on Albert Square, Turner highlighted Stacey Branning's bipolar disorder and sectioning.
"It’s a huge honour when you receive a big storyline like this," she said. "But as it's reflecting something many people face, you really want to do it justice."
She continued: "That's what makes it slightly daunting at the same time."
Turner, who will leave after six and a half years later this month, added: "EastEnders was my favourite show and I never thought in my wildest dreams that I’d work here one day."
The storyline recently received an award from the Mind Mental Health Media Awards for the second year in a row.
Lacey Turner has admitted that she would like every episode of EastEnders to be broadcast live.
The actress, who will exit her role as Stacey Branning later this month, was unmasked as Archie Mitchell's murderer in the soap's 25th anniversary live episode earlier this year.
"I loved doing the live episode," she told TV Times. "If it were up to me, every episode would be live, but I'm not sure the rest would agree with that!"
EastEnders star Lacey Turner has revealed that she made a deal with Charlie Clements to leave the Square at the same time as him.
The actress, who plays Stacey Branning in the BBC One soap, admitted that when Clements's character Bradley was killed off in the live episode earlier this year, she knew it was time to go.
She told Fabulous magazine: "Charlie and I always said we'd go at the same time. For quite a while I'd been saying I was going to go and kept realising I wasn't ready. But when Charlie said he was going last year I was like, 'Right, OK, I'm going too'."
Speaking of Stacey's departure, she said: "The whole thing hints at everything she's been through in the last six years and it all comes together. I'm really happy with the way it's all worked out.
"I'd like to be more like Stacey in some ways," Turner continued. "She's so forward and says what she wants to say when she wants to say it. I'd love to be able to be more like that, but I just don't have the guts."