Kellie Bright of Eastenders reveals that two moments were lost in the live episode of Soap, after the BBC Cut ‘Too Rude’ scene

Eastenders cut two moments of the live script of the episode, with a “too rude” for air.

A scene showed Sonia entering the work minutes after Queen Vic exploded.

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She was trapped in the pub with Lauren and Bianca, who realized that they would need to help Sonia deliver to the baby.

Bianca didn’t want to see Sonia, telling Lauren to do it.

The script, which The actors had only hours to learn – Orgginally he saw Bianca tell Lauren “It’s just a fan!”, But the bosses changed the writing in the last minute.

Speaking in his podcast, outside television, actress Natalie Cassidy They said that “it’s just a noon” was more appropriate.

Natalie also spoke with Kellie Bright who revealed Linda He was supposed to throw a coin in the dramatic scene of the live show where Denise He chose among the love interests Jack and Ravi, until he persuaded the bosses, was too terrified to ruin him.

The decision of the love triangle, which was finally decided by a vote of the viewer, saw the character of Kelly Linda Carter giving advice to Denise about whether to forge his future with former husband Jack Branning (Scott Maslen) or Ravi Gulati (Aaron Thiara).

The soap scriptwriters had written to Linda saying ‘Why not throw a coin before moving forward and do it?

But Kellie has now revealed that because the program was being transmitted to the Nation live, and has no hope of turning coins, she was terrified that her nerves would be ashamed in front of millions of spectators.

Kellie, speaking with Joanna Page and Natalie Cassidy, who retired from Eastenders after the 40th anniversary week, in her podcast off The Telly, they said: “He was supposed to turn a coin in that scene.

“So, when we got the script for the first time, I take out a coin, because it is about Denise to make your decision.

“And then I say ‘Why don’t you throw a coin?’ And he was supposed to follow and throw the coin, catch the coin, and then she puts her hand on my hand before calling it to say ‘no, I know what I want to do’ “.

But after learning about the plan, Kellie begged the chiefs of the show that forgave him to have to throw and catch the currency as if ruined him and dropped him, there would have been no possibility of a second shot with him leaving live.

Kellie, 48, said: “I simply went ‘er, no, just not, don’t do that to me, please don’t do it.’

“Anyway, I can’t throw a coin for a caramel. And I just thought ‘my hands would be sweaty, trembling, there is no way.

“And then I suggested that she simply stopped me just before throwing a coin, and fortunately they left me (do that).

“But I thought ‘I can’t do that, I can’t do that live.’ Even if we were recording that I would probably have to do it ten times.”

Kellie still took additional support precautions in case she lost the currency or ended on the floor.

She added: “I had three 50p in my pocket in case one fell on the floor.”

In the end, Denise, played by Diane Parish, decided to continue with Jack, but that result was decided by a vote of the viewer in the period prior to the live episode last Thursday, the first in the history of the program.

As the consequences of QUEEN VIC The pub explosion was developed on the screen, Denise was calling for the door of a house.

The door opened to reveal to her ex -husband Jack, with whom she was married from 2021 to 2024, standing behind the door, wearing surprised to see her.

When he entered the house, Ravi left his own house and observed, looking surprised and devastated.

When meeting with Jack, Denise declared his love for him while begging him to make another attempt.

She said: “I feel safe with you, Jack. I want to feel safe. Ravi and I … We would never go anywhere. We are of two different worlds.

“I see a future with you Jack. Our story, that’s deep. My feelings have not changed, I still love you.”

The couple then sealed their meeting with a passionate kiss.

Eastenders continues BBC One and iPlayer.

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