Talk:Brooke Kinsella

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[edit] The gay scene

I can't believe this without verification - justs seems way to faciful! I don't think any actor wants to be sacked, and I think there would be more than enough time to reshot the scene as per the script - or edit the scene out if that's not what the script writers intended. I have added it here until it can be verified

The gay scene between Kelly and Zoe in EastEnders was not planned by the writers, but rather a story Brooke implanted herself. By the time that the writers had realised what had happened, it was to late; Kelly's stories had to be rewritten as an "excuse" as to why the kiss had taken place — the story being Kelly had been over emotional and that Zoe responded as a life line. This cost a lot of time and effort, and ruined a few planned stories. Brooke Kinsella was fired because of this, despite the potential of her character

Rgds, - Trident13 14:24, 23 June 2006 (UTC)