EastEnders

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EastEnders is a BBC television programme in the United Kingdom, that has been running since 1985, which has had over 4800 episodes. It is known as a soap opera. The programme goes against Coronation Street and Emmerdale.

The program is located an imaginary area of East London called Walford. Like Coronation Street, most action centers around a local pub. The pub in EastEnders is called The Queen Vic. But unlike many soap operas in the United States or Latin America, EastEnders does not show a wonderful fantasy world of beautiful people but shows a very sad picture of "real life" in a "working class" area of the inner city.

Drug abuse, rape, racism, domestic violence, murder, kidnapping, prostitution, theft, senile dementia, arson and runaway children have all been part of various episodes of the program.

Conflict between members of one family or between different families is often central to the storyline.

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[change] Characters

The show's characters are always changing, here is the list of characters who are in the show at the moment.

[change] Main characters

Character Actor Old actor(s)
Ian Beale Adam Woodyatt
Dot Branning June Brown
Ricky Butcher Sid Owen
Janine Butcher Charlie Brooks Rebecca Michael, Alexia Demetriou
Phil Mitchell Steve McFadden
Mandy Salter Nicola Stapleton
Carol Jackson Lindsey Coulson
Bianca Jackson Patsy Palmer
David Wicks Michael French
Ben Mitchell Joshua Pascoe Matthew Silver, Morgan Whittle, Charlie Jones
Derek Branning Jamie Foreman Terence Beesley
Billy Mitchell Perry Fenwick
Liam Butcher James Forde Jack and Tom Godolphin, Gavin and Mitchell Vaughan, Nathaniel Gleed
Kat Moon Jessie Wallace
Mo Harris Laila Morse
Patrick Trueman Rudolph Walker
Alfie Moon Shane Richie
Jane Beale Laurie Brett
Jean Slater Gillian Wright
Denise Fox Diane Parish
Max Branning Jake Wood
Tanya Jessop Jo Joyner
Abi Branning Lorna Fitzgerald
Lauren Branning Jacqueline Jossa Madeline Duggan
Shirley Carter Linda Henry
Jay Mitchell Jamie Borthwick
Heather Trott Cheryl Fergison
Zainab Khan Nina Wadia
Roxy Mitchell Rita Simons
Tamwar Masood Himesh Patel
Masood Ahmed Nitin Ganatra
Jack Branning Scott Maslen
Christian Clarke John Partridge
Whitney Dean Shona McGarty
Tiffany Dean Maisie Smith
Syed Masood Marc Elliott
Amira Shah Preeya Kalidas
Kim Fox Tameka Empson
Afia Khan Meryl Fernandes
Fatboy (Real Name: Arthur Chubb) Ricky Norwood
Michael Moon Steve John Shepherd
Cora Cross Ann Mitchell
Tyler Moon Tony Discipline
Lola Pearce Danielle Harold
Anthony Moon Matt Lapinskas
Andrew Cotton Ricky Grover
Rose Cotton Polly Perkins

[change] Characters who appear often

Character Actor Old actor(s)
Sal Martin Anna Karen
Bobby Beale Alex Francis Kevin Curran
Reverend Stevens Michael Keating
Ritchie Scott Sian Webber
Janet Mitchell Grace
William Mitchell Toby Warpole
Oscar Branning Charlee and Neo Hall Gabriel Miller-Williams
Mr Lister Nick Wilton
Morgan Jackson King Decon Higgs
Amy Mitchell Natalia Lipka-Kozanka, Kamil Lipka-Kozanka
Inman Ali Emilio Doorgasingh
George Trott Unknown
Kamil Masood Arian Chikhlia
Tommy Moon Ralph and Shane
Shenice Quinn Lily Harvey
Yasmin Masood Unknown

[change] Named extras

Character Actor
Tracey Jane Slaughter
Winston Ulric Browne
Harry Harry Holland
Marie Evans Elizabeth Sweet
Gaynor Lucas Kathleen Fraser
Waseem Richard Charles
Rahul Pommy Bhogal

[change] Characters leaving the show

Character Actor
Heather Trott Cheryl Ferguson
Jane Beale Laurie Brett

[change] Old characters coming back

Character Actor Old actor(s)
DCI Jill Marsden Sophie Stanton
Qadim Shah Ramon Tikaram
Lucy Beale Hetti Bywater Eva Brittin-Snell, Casey Anne Rothery, Melissa Suffield

[change] New characters

Character Actor
Ray Dixon Chucky Venn

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