List of Hollyoaks characters (1997)

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Hollyoaks is a British television soap opera that was first broadcast on 23 October 1995. The following is a list of characters that appeared in 1997, by order of first appearance. All characters were introduced by the soap's series producer, Jo Hallows. Dennis Richardson was introduced in April, followed by his wife Helen Richardson in September. The Patrick family, made up of Jill Patrick and her three children Sol Patrick, Gina Patrick and Kate Patrick, made their debuts in October and November respectively. Holly Cunningham made her first appearance in December.

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Dennis Richardson

Dennis Richardson
Hollyoaks character
Portrayed by David McAlister
Duration1997–1998, 2002–2003
First appearance14 April 1997 (1997-04-14)
Last appearance20 May 2003 (2003-05-20)
Classification Former; regular
Introduced by Jo Hallows
In-universe information
OccupationTeacher
Wife Helen Cunningham (until 1997)
Sons Lewis Richardson
Daughters Mandy Richardson
Grandsons DJ Morgan
Granddaughters Grace Hutchinson
Ella Richardson

Dennis Richardson, played by David McAlister, made his first appearance on 14 April 1997 as part of a "long running storyline". [1] Mr Richardson was McAlister's biggest role at the time. [2] Mr Richardson was introduced along with his children Lewis Richardson and Mandy Richardson and wife Helen Cunningham. He was a teacher at Hollyoaks Comprehensive School. [3]

Dennis was featured in an issue-based story in which he sexually abused his own daughter, Mandy. Dunn told an Inside Soap reporter that "it was my first big storyline and was controversial". [4] She recalled that McAlister was "really nice" but the story was challenging. She added that producers "trusted" them with the heavy story and they had to "work really hard". Dunn added that "this wasn't the most fun in terms of the subject, but it was really rewarding." [4] In another interview, Dunn revealed that McAlister's acting when Dennis became violent scared her. She stated he became so convincing it helped her portray the story because she could react to him easier. Dunn concluded that "one minute we'd be smiling and chatting, the next he'd be nasty Mr Richardson." [5] Ella Mayes of the Buckinghamshire Examiner branded the character a "baddie". [2] While Steven Murphy of Inside Soap stated "Hollyoaks' nasty Mr Richardson. Doesn't he just make your skin crawl!" [6] The character departed on 3 December 1998, after being found guilty of rape. [7] He returned in April 2003 as part of the show's 1000th episode celebrations. Wendy Graniter of Inside Soap said viewers were promised some "very emotional scenes" as Mandy finally confronts Dennis. [8]

An abusive alcoholic, he beat up Helen and Lewis and molested Mandy. When he finds out that Mandy is dating Sol Patrick, he flew into a rage and raped her. Mandy briefly ran away, and then told the police what Dennis had done to her. He was arrested and eventually found guilty of rape, for which he was sentenced to seven years' imprisonment. During his imprisonment, Lewis committed suicide. Dennis was released from prison five years later, and returned to Hollyoaks. He tried to explain himself to Mandy, but she refused to listen. Dennis then tried to mend his relationship with Helen when she took him to where Lewis's ashes had been scattered. She forgives him for what he has done. Mandy arrived with Tony Hutchinson, Helen's husband Gordon Cunningham and his son Max Cunningham to get rid of Dennis, and a fight broke out between Max and Dennis. Dennis was last seen telling Mandy that he is dying of cancer, hoping she might forgive him. She bought him some alcohol to quicken his death, telling him she could never forgive him. He would die of liver disease. He is cremated, and Mandy pours his ashes down the drain.

Helen Cunningham

Helen Cunningham, played by Kathryn George, first appeared on 8 September 1997. The character was written out in 2004 when she was killed in a car crash. [9] Helen is the mother of Mandy Richardson (Sarah Jayne Dunn), Lewis Richardson (Ben Hull) and Tom Cunningham (Ellis Hollins). Helen and her husband, Gordon Cunningham (Bernard Latham) were deemed mainstays of Hollyoaks prior to the pair being "notoriously killed off". [10] The pair were both centre of a tribute made by Tom in 2020, where he thanks them for making the Hollyoaks village his home. [9]

O.B.

O.B. is a fictional character from the long-running Channel 4 soap opera Hollyoaks , played by Darren Jeffries between 1997 and 2008 and again from 2016 to 2017.

Jill Patrick

Jill Patrick
Hollyoaks character
Portrayed byLynda Rooke
Duration1997–2000
First appearance30 October 1997 (1997-10-30)
Last appearance24 October 2000
Classification Former; regular
Introduced by Jo Hallows
In-universe information
OccupationBarmaid
Husband Jack Osborne
SonsJoe Patrick
Daughters Kate Patrick
Adoptive sons Sol Patrick
Adoptive daughters Gina Patrick
Stepsons Darren Osborne
Stepdaughters Ruth Osborne
Bethany Cunningham

Jill Osborne (also Patrick), played by Lynda Rooke, made her first appearance on 30 October 1997. [11] She appeared until 2000. [12]

She begins working at The Dog in the Pond as a barmaid, and is soon joined by her children Kate, Gina and Sol Patrick. She and Jack Osborne, her boss, begin a relationship, eventually getting married. The marriage goes well, despite a feud between the Patrick children and Jack's children Ruth and Darren Osborne. Sol and Gina discover that they are not Jill's biological children. Gina goes missing and Sol and Jill go looking for her in a car he has stolen. He crashes it, almost killing Jill. He spends time in a Young Offenders Institute, and eventually forgives Jill for hiding the truth from him for so long. Jill is devastated to find out she has a brain tumour and later informs her family. She makes Jack agree to look after her children when she dies. Jill dies of her illness and Jack keeps his promise and cares for her children, helping Sol flee from the police abroad. Gina later leaves Hollyoaks to live in China and work at an orphanage to make Jill proud.

In 2017, Jack mentioned this to his late wife Frankie (Helen Pearson) about his marriage with Jill and her death, she spoke to Nancy saying it was his second time losing his wife since Jill and mentioned how he was devastated by her death.

The Daily Record commented on the character's death saying "When there's a problem with a character in Hollyoaks, they just kill them off." [13] They further commented saying "Remember Jill? Gina and Sol's mum with the Noel Gallagher eyebrows and bottle blonde hair? Well, she's dying. Yep, as if the Patrick kids haven't gone through enough - finding out their mum wasn't really their mum, etc, now she's going to die on them. She turns up at the Dog and tells Jack that he's going to have to look after the kids, so now not only does he have Ruth, but this motley crew to look after too." [14] Due to her role as Jill, Guy Henderson from InYourArea referred to the actress as a "Hollyoaks favourite". [12]

Sol Patrick

Sol Patrick
Hollyoaks character
Portrayed by Paul Danan
Duration1997–2001
First appearance3 November 1997 (1997-11-03)
Last appearance5 April 2001 (2001-04-05)
Classification Former; regular
In-universe information
MotherLouise
Adoptive mother Jill Patrick
Brothers Joe Johnson
Sisters Gina Patrick
Kate Patrick

Sol Patrick, portrayed by Paul Danan, made his first appearance on 3 November 1997. [15] Danan graduated from Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts, where he shared classes with Natasha Symms and Dannielle Brent, who went on to play his character's sisters Kate Patrick and Gina Patrick. The trio shared a house in Liverpool after they were cast in Hollyoaks. [16] Danan was grateful for his "big break", stating "There's so many actors out there and not much work all the time, it's very hard, so I think I'm really lucky to have this." [16]

Sol is the show's "resident bad boy" with a history of homelessness, a stint in a Young Offender Institution, and a temperament that causes him trouble. [17] Describing Sol, Dawn Collinson of the Liverpool Echo wrote "With his bad lad reputation and close-cropped moody look, Hollyoaks' Sol Patrick is quite a handful." [16] She noted that without his character's trademark clothing and attitude, Danan was much warmer. He told Collinson that his character "stresses too much", where as he was a more chilled and loving person. [16] Collinson observed that since his introduction to Hollyoaks, Danan had been dubbed a "heartthrob" and was popular with female viewers. [16] Danan admitted that the fan mail gave him confidence, saying I wouldn't really want to date a fan because me and Sol are two separate people, but reading some of the letters really brings me back up if I'm feeling down." [16] In 1999, Danan received a nomination for Best Actor at the Inside Soap Awards. [18]

For the cliffhanger final episode of 2000, Sol and his girlfriend Jess Holt (Frankie Hough) were trapped by a fire "in the Hollyoaks local". [19] Wendy Granditer of Inside Soap observed that Sol's life "has been turned upside down" since he began a relationship with Jess. [20] The character's final episode aired on 5 April 2001, following a storyline in which Sol is falsely accused of trying to kill Jess' brother Steve Holt (Conor Ryan). [20] A writer for Virgin Media said Sol ended up "fleeing the area for his own good". [17] Danan found the scenes in which Sol confides in his former stepfather Jack Osborne (Jimmy McKenna) to be "really touching" and said he and McKenna cried for real. [20] Danan also explained to Granditer that the final shot had to be filmed multiple times to get it right and he felt that it would never end. His leaving party was held that same night and then he returned to London. [20] Danan was happy with his exit storyline, saying "It was great that they left it open rather than killing him off. Sol didn't kill anyone, or commit any crime, all he did was protect his girlfriend, so there's no reason why he can't return one day." [20] In 2017, Danan said he was speaking with the showrunners to bring back his character, though a representative for Hollyoaks denied any such talks. In 2018, he continued to publicly voice his support for Sol's return. [21]

Kate Patrick

Kate Patrick, played by Natasha Symms, made her first appearance on 6 November 1997. Dannielle Brent originally auditioned for the role, before she was cast as Kate's sister Gina Patrick. [22] During her time with the show, Symms lived with Brent and Paul Danan, who played her character's siblings Gina and Sol Patrick. [23] Kate lived with her mother, siblings and stepfather at The Dog in the Pond public house. She was billed as "bright, independent, superstitious." [23] Vicky Spavin of the Daily Record dubbed Kate "the Patrick family's most dysfunctional member." [22] Following her return in 2000, a reporter for the Daily Record called the character a "bitch" and commented "Yes, Kate Patrick is back, and she's mixing it as much as she ever was." [24] That same year, the character was included in a Coventry Evening Telegraph feature about soap characters "viewers love to hate". [25]

The character became known as a "predatory maneater" during her time in the show. [23] Symms stated "I'm a bit of a femme fatale, as they call it. I've managed to wreck about two marriages, one being the main married couple of the show. It's a brilliant character. She unfortunately gets rather obsessed with the married men and she goes a bit nutty." [23] Symms stressed that she was not at all similar to Kate in real life, but she enjoyed playing a character who was very different to herself. [23] Symms received some verbal abuse from younger fans when her character came between popular couple Kurt Benson (Jeremy Edwards) and Ruth Osborne (Terri Dwyer). [23] She thought she would receive hate mail because Kurt and Ruth were big characters, but she actually received letters telling her Kurt and Kate made for a better couple. [23]

Gina Patrick

Gina Patrick, played by Dannielle Brent, made her first appearance on 20 November 1997. She was introduced as part of the "dysfunctional" Patrick family. [26] Brent originally auditioned for the role of Gina's sister Kate Patrick, before she joined the show. In 2000, she told Vicky Spavin of the Daily Record that she still thought she was more like Kate than Gina. However, she acknowledged that had she won the role, she would have had to leave the show. [22] She commented "It turned out quite a lot better for me." [22] Brent was only supposed to be in the show for a short stint, but she was later promoted to the regular cast. [26] Gina is a tomboy, who often wears combat trousers and nose rings. [26] One of the character's biggest storylines saw her come out as a lesbian after kissing her friend Emily Taylor (Lorna Pegler). [22] Brent and Pegler, who were real best friends, planned the kiss between their characters for two months. [22] Of the couple, Brent stated: "Gina and Emily are quite different characters. Emily is stylish, whereas Gina is like a female Swampy. They share a passion for animal welfare." [26] She also said that she and Pegler portrayed the relationship like "any other couple together". [26] The relationship causes problems between Gina and her brother Sol Patrick (Paul Danan), as he feels that she intentionally kept her sexuality a secret. [26]

Holly Cunningham

Holly Cunningham made her first appearance during the episode broadcast on 22 December 1997. She is the daughter of Cindy Cunningham (Stephanie Waring), who gives birth to her on Christmas Day. [27] She was initially played by an infant actor called Chloe. [28] An early storyline for the character saw her swallow an ecstasy tablet, leading Cindy to flee the country with her to avoid her being taken by social services. [29] Holly was reintroduced in 2008 with Lydia Waters cast in the role. Waters was cast after going through several rounds of auditions. [29] Holly was billed as "quite a stroppy ten-year-old who knows her own mind – like her mum's character." [29] Wallis Day took over the role in November 2012. [30] Daniel Kilkelly of Digital Spy reported that the now 14-year-old initially appears to be "well-mannered and sophisticated", but her "true bratty nature is soon revealed." [30] Day reprised the role in sixth season of late night spin-off Hollyoaks Later in 2013. That same year, the character was recast again to Amanda Clapham. [31]

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