The BBC was forced to apologize after the Eastenders star said Rasni snack was live in the air.
Last night, Eastenders marked their 40th anniversary with a living episode – killing one of their most famous characters in the process.
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Sarah Montague was forced to apologize for today’s showcredit: Alamy
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And John Altman, who played as Nasty Nick Cotton, appeared on Radio 4 to think about his memories from Set.
In an interview with Sarah Montague about working with the end of June, Brown, who played Dot Cotton, said: “During the early days, it was really flexible.
“You didn’t have to ask for permission to have a cigarette. You could do it. June and I improvised …
“We knew our characters so well. We wouldn’t change him drastically. We would put words or lines here and there to make him comic. Just to revive him a little.”
John first appeared on soap in 1985 and was last seen in Walford in 2015.
And he said that these days there are different recording compared to the 80s, claiming that Eastenders chiefs once changed racial small to the script while taking.
Repeating the word, Nick said, “I suppose I can say that in the air.”
But Sarah said, “No, I don’t think we can [say that]. “
John insisted that “people unfortunately still say that today,” but she warned, “They don’t.”
Sarah later said, “Can I apologize. It was not appropriate in the old days, and that was not appropriate now, for what John Altman said.”
EASTENDERS legend killed in a heart episode 40. Live anniversary
Eastenders fans treated some huge characters this week to connect with a turning point.
Ross Kemp returned as a bad boy Grant Mitchell after his brother Phil [Steve McFadden] suffered heart problems of mental health.
And after the explosion in the Queen Vic, Anita Dobson returned when Sharon Watts had a vision of mom Angie Watts as she lay under the ruins.
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