The black cab operator was most famous in the Aussie drama Return to Eden as the villainous Jake Sanders in 1985. I remember him well & watching this episode.
@@Andy28548 Burnside shifted. For the first three seasons, the two names at the top were required to be John Salthouse (DI Galloway) and Eric Richard (Sgt Cryer). After Salthouse left, Sgt Cryer was always the first name in the credits if he appeared in the episode, even if he only had one line. (This was written into Eric Richards' contract.) This arrangement must have ended by Series 9, and no one in the cast was ever guaranteed top billing after that. The people at the top of the credits would be the cast regulars based on their significance to the episode, followed by guest actors in the same way.
I think Chris Ellison decided to leave and do something else. Richard Handford eventually offered him the chance to make occasional appearances again in the late '90s. By the time he left, he probably ranked alongside Cryer, Carver and Ackland as the most popular current characters on the show.
just saying, the 'estate ' concept of a roof is awful , like a warps nest,how many bedrooms in that palace stolen from Buckingham , what a place this is no wonder we have issues that are totally ignored , those who raise them receive death threats
Love watching these old episodes especially when you see old actors were all definitely getting and feeling old now
Norika datta
The black cab operator was most famous in the Aussie drama Return to Eden as the villainous Jake Sanders in 1985. I remember him well & watching this episode.
Dev from Corrie
He's a good actor the one playing hanes
1.50 Dev Alahan Coronation Street.
Why does Haines remind me of Mel Smith ?
This episode is similar to the Scottish Ice cream wars.
Age of innocence !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BENGALI IN PLATFORMS
23:58 Was this the first time Eric Richard's name wasn't at the top of the closing credits (at least since John Salthouse left)?
Dci burnside was regular at top of credits
@@Andy28548 Burnside shifted. For the first three seasons, the two names at the top were required to be John Salthouse (DI Galloway) and Eric Richard (Sgt Cryer). After Salthouse left, Sgt Cryer was always the first name in the credits if he appeared in the episode, even if he only had one line. (This was written into Eric Richards' contract.) This arrangement must have ended by Series 9, and no one in the cast was ever guaranteed top billing after that. The people at the top of the credits would be the cast regulars based on their significance to the episode, followed by guest actors in the same way.
Listened to a pod cast with Seeta Indrani (Norika) names of actors appear in order appearance on screen
@@NewhamMattseries, not seasons
That black cab driver , reminds me of a younger Burnside .
I wonder why burnside left? Did the actor's contract expire or did he just leave the role?
I think Chris Ellison decided to leave and do something else. Richard Handford eventually offered him the chance to make occasional appearances again in the late '90s. By the time he left, he probably ranked alongside Cryer, Carver and Ackland as the most popular current characters on the show.
He was too popular and they didn't like it.
DEV FROM CORONATION STREET
12:28
A touch of forst news ropter
*frost
*reporter
just saying, the 'estate ' concept of a roof is awful , like a warps nest,how many bedrooms in that palace stolen from Buckingham , what a place this is no wonder we have issues that are totally ignored , those who raise them receive death threats
btw solutions are always offered with all concerns😊
Since when Indian Curries turn into Asians 🤣 WTF
Dev from Corrie
12:08