When was eastenders created

The EastEnders crew films between scenes a day which produces roughly 13 minutes of an episode, whereas other dramas reach the six-minute mark. No wonder the pumps in The Vic have real alcohol!

Before she became known as Baby Spice in the biggest girl group of the nineties, Emma Bunton auditioned for the role of Bianca. It is also far more dangerous than living in Weatherfield. Pam St Clement devoted 25 years to the soap, putting Pat Butcher in second place.

Who Killed Archie? And Who Killed Lucy Beale? Grant burned the pub down in as part of an insurance scam, and Phil set it ablaze in after a drunken fight with his mum. Poor Peggy! Retrieve it. If by any chance you spot an inappropriate image within your search results please use this form to let us know, and we'll take care of it shortly.

Term » Definition. Word in Definition. Wikipedia 0. How to pronounce EastEnders? Alex US English. David US English. Mark US English. Daniel British. Libby British. Mia British. Karen Australian. Hayley Australian. Natasha Australian. Veena Indian. Priya Indian. Luckily, he had two aces up his sleeve: Peter Findley and Gina Parr. Gina and Peter made the first scale model of Albert Square and were on the lot in Borehamwood almost every day during construction. Keith reminded me so much of my Dad, who I lost when I was He had a great sense of humour which made working as a team, with Peter and myself, lots of fun.

But that was because she was strong and capable. For much of we were the only two women on site; she was a role model for me, actually. Gina and the team would also stand by during filming, to make sure the set evoked the right character and atmosphere.

She'd often run on between takes to add some authentic detail — once by throwing a cardigan over a chair. Even Gina struggles to remember the name of the pub — although she can recall its look and feel in detail.

It may be a storey taller than the Vic but it is striking in its similarity. One of the early problems they had to overcome was how to make the garden in the square look old and established: solved by planting laurels and other plants that could grow quickly in time for broadcast. We had a tick list… And with Lou Beale we were looking for specific items. All then carefully stored and labelled by lovely Tony the props master. If anything feels wrong then visually it is not supportive. If we'd given Lou Beale a swish apartment, it would have gone against the believability of what we are watching and the ethos of the show.

This principle holds for all characters, whether it's Lou Beale in the mids, or today's Queen Vic landlady Linda Carter, as current story producer Alex Lamb tells Londonist: "She has parakeets and flamingo wallpaper because we think of Linda as being like a beautiful exotic bird.

She also has Les Miserables and Oliver posters on the walls of the bar because running the pub is like a show for her And all these elements of characterisation filter through design, costume and make-up.