EastEnders confirms Alan Ford casting as Billy Mitchell's dad Stevie
Hollywood star Alan Ford will portray Stevie Mitchell in the BBC One soap in scenes due to air in January 2024.
Source: radiotimes.com
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Hollywood icon joins EastEnders for Mitchell funeral scenes
A first look at Alan Ford making his EastEnders debut as Stevie Mitchell.
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Source: metro.co.uk
Hollywood star Alan Ford is joining the cast of EastEnders as Billy Mitchell's estranged father Stevie
The legendary actor, 85, will be making a bombshell arrival to Walford in the New Year to take on the role of Billy Mitchells (Perry Fenwick) estranged father Stevie.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
EastEnders to have Hollywood icon join cast for tragic death storyline | Soaps
EastEnders filming pictures confirm the casting of film star Alan Ford, who is set to join the BBC soap for a new storyline.
Source: metro.co.uk
BBC EastEnders' heartbreaking Mitchell funeral photos tease Hollywood legend's appearance
BBC EastEnders introduce the appearance of Hollywood star Alan Ford as the Mitchell family attend the funeral of Peggy Mitchell's sister Aunt Sal
Source: mirror.co.uk
EastEnders casts Hollywood star for funeral storyline
EastEnders casts Hollywood actor Alan Ford for funeral storyline, as BBC soap says goodbye to iconic character Aunt Sal.
Source: digitalspy.com
EastEnders 'signs up' movie actor in Aunt Sal funeral storyline
EastEnders has reportedly signed up film actor Alan Ford in Aunt Sal funeral storyline in future scenes.
Source: radiotimes.com
BBC EastEnders sign Hollywood actor and Brad Pitt's co-star for Aunt Sal's emotional funeral
BBC bosses made a 'great signing' according to sources as pictures emerge of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels star Alan Ford on set for Aunt Sal's funeral
Source: mirror.co.uk