Albert Square: A Pictorial Journey Through the Actors of EastEnders

The Early Years (1985-1995)

When EastEnders first hit our screens in 1985, it introduced us to a cast of unforgettable characters. There was the scheming Nick Cotton (John Altman),the long-suffering Pauline Fowler (Wendy Richard),the fiery Angie Watts (Anita Dobson),and the lovable Den Watts (Leslie Grantham).

These actors brought their characters to life with such authenticity and charisma that they quickly became household names. They created some of the most iconic moments in EastEnders history, including Nick's murder of Reg Cox, Pauline's heartbreaking breakdown, and Den's dramatic departure in 1989.

The Golden Age (1995-2005)

The 1990s and early 2000s saw EastEnders reach its peak in popularity. The show introduced a number of new characters who quickly became fan favorites, including Sharon Watts (Letitia Dean),Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden),and Ian Beale (Adam Woodyatt).

These actors brought a new level of energy and excitement to the show. They were not afraid to tackle difficult storylines, such as domestic violence, drug addiction, and homophobia. Their performances earned them critical acclaim and helped EastEnders to become one of the most popular soaps in the world.

The Modern Era (2005-Present)

In recent years, EastEnders has continued to evolve, with new characters and storylines being introduced all the time. Some of the most popular characters from this era include Stacey Slater (Lacey Turner),Kat Moon (Jessie Wallace),and Keanu Taylor (Danny Walters).

These actors have brought a fresh perspective to the show, while still honoring the legacy of the original cast. They have helped EastEnders to remain one of the most popular and enduring soaps on television.

EastEnders has been a part of British culture for over 35 years. It has entertained, shocked, and inspired millions of viewers around the world. The actors who have played the characters of Albert Square have brought these characters to life with such skill and dedication that they have become like family to us.

Long may EastEnders continue to entertain us with its stories of love, loss, and laughter.