Thursday, 22 March 2012
Lisa George's Beth signs up for another 6 months on Corrie
Lisa George's contract to play Beth Tinker has been extended a further six months. She will continue to stitch knickers, torture Tracy Barlow and have her oh-so-blunt say until at least October. This is great news as she's quickly turned into one of my favourites!
She's appeared in Coronation Street before in short parts, as a family liason officer after Tommy Harris was killed and in 1997, a non-speaking extra as a colleague of Martin Platt. She's thrilled to bits to be part of the iconic Corrie. Recent gigs have seen her touring nursing homes around the UK as part of an entertainment act.
In this interview, Lisa says she loves playing Beth who's quite different from her. She's much braver and Lisa loves that Beth says what she thinks, even if she doesn't actually think before she speaks sometimes!
"Beth is cross, brash and bold. She is a soft touch, though, and unfortunately she doesn't think before she speaks!"
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This is great news as it also means, hopefully, we'll see more of her son Craig!
ReplyDeleteLove her...she's like Cilla, but without the vicious streak!
ReplyDeleteFor once I am pleased about a contract extension. Beth is a breath of fresh air and has some great lines!
ReplyDeleteBrill!
ReplyDeleteYep, agree with those comments, really liked her from the outset which is more than I can say for the laborious Stella
ReplyDelete"...She will continue to stitch knickers,..."
ReplyDeleteLOL Tvor!
thats great looking forward to seeing lots more of Beth and her son Craig as well I hope - great comedy pairing with real heart
ReplyDeleteAgree with you all, she's got the true C-Street spirit.
ReplyDeleteLisa George, as Beth, is such a casting find for "Coronation Street." She's the deal deal...Never once do you think she's acting. Glad her contract has been renewed
ReplyDeleteCompletely agree with all comments! She is a breath of fresh air and I hope her talents are used wisely and not squandered!
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