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roof. Mark Oliver of The People referred to Alex as "dashing", while Tony Purnell of the Daily Mirror branded him "the biggest baddie on the box." Maxwell

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Irene Hervey as Mary Tomasello James Ellison as Jimmy Luis Alberni as Tony Purnell Pratt as Mr. Powers Akim Tamiroff as Giuseppe Betty Jane Graham as Noreen

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Mackenzie. Most of the lawsuits were later settled, though he lost one to Tony Purnell, he won against Richard Woods. In 2012 he briefly dabbled in politics

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categorising it as "so-wrong-it's-only-right-to-watch-aghast-and-snicker". Tony Purnell in The Mirror wasn't 'hooked', and Frances Grant in The New Zealand Herald

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"interrupted a rather entertaining preview from Des Lynam and the pundits". Tony Purnell from the Daily Mirror said of the specials, "It must have seemed like

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is "maniacal" and this causes him to behave erratically. Hartley told Tony Purnell from the Daily Mirror that He's sly, unprincipled and he thrives on total

List of Emmerdale characters introduced in 1996 (2,009 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

was described as being a "Glamorous blonde" and a "brazen hussy" by Tony Purnell of the Daily Mirror. Another reporter for the paper called Faye "glamorous"

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producer told Payne that Audenshaw had been cast as Bob. Payne told Tony Purnell from the Daily Mirror that she dreaded her first scene with Audenshaw

List of Emmerdale characters introduced in 1998 (2,520 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

eventually proposes to her. Commenting on Michael's proposal speech, Tony Purnell of the Daily Mirror said "Mills & Boon must be supplying his script."

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show's most unattractive males." During Stonie's affair with Annalise, Tony Purnell dubbed him "the romeo with a ring in his ear". Jon Peake for Inside Soap

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4 April 2005. Critical reception of the series was mostly positive. Tony Purnell of The Mirror said; "The highly original, two-part thriller was beautifully

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Shane Donaghey lauded Meyer as the only reason to watch Holby City. Tony Purnell of The Mirror gave a poor review when Meyer did not appear for several

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of Jim, Ellis was awarded "Best Actor" at the 2004 TV Quick Awards. Tony Purnell of the Daily Mirror said that Jim "turned out to be the chief screw in

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Greville, Stephen MacDonald as George McDee, Christopher Bramwell as Tony Purnell, Patricia Shakesby as Anne Shaw, Debbie Farrington as Veronica Blamey

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Lance was so camp that he made "Graham Norton look butch". His colleague Tony Purnell said that the "limp-wristed Lance" provided "light relief". When Lance

List of Coronation Street characters introduced in 1998 (4,592 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

persuaded Toyah into losing her virginity to him in the back of his car. Tony Purnell from the Daily Mirror called Dobber "Mr Wrong", while the Daily Record's

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million to 19 million viewers. When Toyah met Dobber, the Daily Mirror's Tony Purnell commented "If anyone was going to find Mr Wrong on holiday it was Toyah

Series 4, Episode 8 (Cold Feet) (3,585 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article

adequate replacement" for Fay Ripley over the course of the fourth series. Tony Purnell wrote in the Daily Mirror that "The fact that the gang ended up in Australia

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and an image of Kerrigan and Mario Frangoulis (Aki) on set. Journalist Tony Purnell claimed the story was an attempt to reengage the audience following falling