It was stated by Louisa Lytton that her EastEnders character, Ruby Allen, will not meet her end in the coming episodes, despite rumors among fans suggesting otherwise.
This week, the BBC One soap opera plans to eliminate some characters as a dramatic element for its special 40th-anniversary episodes. These episodes will feature a catastrophic event – an explosion – tearing through the iconic Queen Vic pub.
Since it was announced that Lytton would be returning for an extended period in her role and has since been cast in a theatre version of The Girl on the Train, some fans speculated that Ruby might not appear in the 40th-anniversary episodes – and interestingly enough, as part of the show’s ‘ruby’ anniversary.
On Morning Live on Tuesday, 18th February 2024, Lytton dismissed that theory as he stated it wasn’t true.
Or:
During a Morning Live interview on the 18th of February 2024, Lytton refuted the theory by claiming it was not accurate.
Both sentences convey the same meaning but are slightly different in style and structure.
Regarding the ongoing love triangle involving Ruby, her ex-husband Martin Fowler, and her old friend Stacey Slater, Lytton chose to keep specific storyline aspects a secret when questioned.
Lytton chuckled, finding it difficult to reveal all the secrets. ‘I can’t disclose a lot, but let me tell you, we have some fantastic things planned ahead,’ he hinted. ‘It’s exciting, and working with Lacey and James is truly wonderful. I couldn’t ask for better collaborations; I feel incredibly fortunate.’
As a dedicated cinephile, I’d say experiencing Ruby across various roles feels like stepping into the shoes of distinct characters. It’s fascinating because each phase of her on-screen journey mirrors different stages of her personal growth, both as an actor and as a person.
Regarding her forthcoming stage performance, Lytton mentioned that she will indeed be starting it soon, but clarified that contrary to what some people believe, her character will not be dying in the play.
As a film enthusiast, I can’t help but wonder if Lytton is intentionally misleading us with a false alarm to heighten the drama for viewers, or could it be that there’s a twist in the story and Ruby will survive after all?
Recently, fans have expressed concern over the fate of Martin Fowler. Could EastEnders be considering the exit of this character, who is the last surviving child of Pauline and Arthur on the series?
Read More
- AUCTION PREDICTION. AUCTION cryptocurrency
- Pokémon Destined Rivals: Release date, pre-order and what to expect
- Stephen A. Smith Responds to Backlash Over Serena Williams Comments
- JK Simmons Opens Up About Recording Omni-Man for Mortal Kombat 1
- POL PREDICTION. POL cryptocurrency
- Pregnant Woman’s Dish Soap Craving Blows Up on TikTok!
- Daredevil: Born Again Spoiler – Is Foggy Nelson Alive? Fan Theory Explodes!
- Owen Cooper Lands Major Role in Wuthering Heights – What’s Next for the Young Star?
- AEW Fans Are Loving Toni Storm’s Uncanny Mariah May Cosplay From Dynamite
- Is Disney Faking Snow White Success with Orchestrated Reviews?
2025-02-18 19:34