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Sale Of The Century – 7.0, 2 – General Hospital – 6.9, 3 – Eric Sykes Show – 6.6, 4 – Crossroads – 6.6, 5 – Coronation St – 6.4, 6 – Crossroads – 6.4, 7 – Coronation St – 6.4, 8 – Showman – 6.1, 9 – Crossroads – 6.0, 10 – News At Ten – 6.0 And because it was always on the line of being stupid, I had to be very strong how far I wanted it to go because all they did was stay six episodes and then they went and directed something else – and nobody knew who they were (laughs). Paul Henry beach will be from these waves. If the arrow points towards land, most of the waves’ power will reach

Other locations included the canal (including Gas Street Basin) behind the studios in Birmingham; in-story this was the King’s Oak Canal, on which Vera had a barge. The Chateau Impney Hotel also featured numerous times, most famously when Hugh proposed to Meg in 1973, and it was used to hold their wedding party two years later. The Chateau Impney was renamed the Droitwich Hotel on-screen. St Laurence’s Church in Alvechurch was the setting for Jill and Adam Chance’s wedding in 1983. Hagley Hall was used for the wedding reception. Helios Health Club based in Brierley Hill was used as the location for the Motel Health Club, filmed on Mondays when the health club was closed.In April 2000, Carlton Television (who had bought Central in 1994) announced that they would be reviving Crossroads for the daytime slot on ITV. The first revived episode was broadcast on 5 March 2001 with a glossy format, to the surprise of the wider media. [19] The revived series was sponsored by washing detergent Surf and was broadcast each weekday at 1.30pm and 5.05pm on ITV, with a Sunday omnibus on ITV2. The revived series was also broadcast in Ireland on RTÉ One and in New Zealand on TV One. Find sources: "Crossroads"British TV series– news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR ( September 2017) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) I suppose all the things that went with it. First of all, I loved the character he was a great character and for an actor, I’ve said this before I believe there are about 7 things you that have in a character and with Benny you could use all 7 to extremes. He could cry, he could lose his temper, he could do whatever and it’s great for an actor to be able to go to these extremes with his emotions which you could as Benny. On the Saturday evening we’ll be having a Costume Competition. A chance for fame and kudos for all cosplayers. The guests will act as judges, awarding prizes to those whose efforts they deem to be the best. Whether a participant or viewer, this is always the highlight of any event and lots of fun.

In 1970, Jill married John Crayne (Mark Rivers), who, it turned out is already married with a wife and two young daughters living in Switzerland. Jill had therefore married a bigamist, making the marriage null and void; this led Jill to attempt suicide. Following her recovery, Jill turned her attention to down-to-earth electrician Stan Harvey (Edward Clayton), whom she married the following year. In 1975, Jill gave birth to a daughter, Sarah Jane Harvey (Sorrel Dunger). In 1977, Stan spent some time on business in Germany and it was during his absence that Jill had an affair with her step-brother, Anthony Mortimer ( Jeremy Sinden) to whom she became pregnant, with their child Matthew, who was subsequently born in 1978. Despite trying to reconcile, Jill and Stan's marriage ended in him winning a bitter custody battle, which led to him and Sarah Jane moving to Germany. Anthony thereafter took Matthew to live in New York. Jill had a one-night stand with a television engineer, and again attempted suicide. Jill meets womanising accountant and later Crossroads manager Adam Chance (Tony Adams) on Christmas Day 1978, and in 1983 they are eventually married. This said, by 1988, Jill leaves Adam for a new life with publican John Maddingham ( Jeremy Nicholas). On 2 November 2009, to coincide with the show's 45th anniversary, Network re-released the 21 volumes – including Volume 1.1, see below – in a 41-disc box-set. Susan Hanson, who played Diane Hunter, appeared on The Alan Titchmarsh Show and Loose Women on 6 and 13 November 2009 respectively, to promote the box-set. [37] [38] Crossroads' Susan Hanson on the Alan Titchmarsh Show – (45th Annivsersary Box Set)". 6 November 2009. Archived from the original on 22 December 2021 . Retrieved 1 January 2009– via YouTube. I mean I always tried to avoid making him absolutely stupid if you know what I mean, and I didn’t think you had to write material which was silly. You had to write a situation and Benny would make it silly. And sometimes he didn’t have to say anything. My idea of Benny was like if someone came in and said “It’s raining cats and dogs out there” all you had to do is take a look at Benny and you could see in his eyes he was trying to work it out. He took everything literally so you didn’t have to have him saying, “Where’s them cats and dogs?” you just knew. Roger Ebert in his review stated that the movie "borrows so freely and is a reminder of so many other movies that it's a little startling, at the end, to realize how effective the movie is and how original it manages to feel despite all the plunderings." He praised the film's acting and music, giving the movie 3.5 stars out of 4. [20] Awards and nominations [ edit ] Yearthe beach. If the arrow is parallel to or pointing away from land, the wave height is likely to be lower