I hate Marlon Dingle
Always telling Donna Windsor she CAN'T leave Emmerdale with April Windsor to live anywhere nearby.
Just like when he stopped Paddy Kirk and Rhona Goskirk from giving Leo Dingle better life.
Crap character as well...
Why doesn't HE think outside the box aka the village.
Just like when he stopped Paddy Kirk and Rhona Goskirk from giving Leo Dingle better life.
Crap character as well...
Why doesn't HE think outside the box aka the village.
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Really good dad and a great cook.
His Eggs Benedict are superb.
He's just unlucky that he's bedded terrible women, selfish sods who only want him to be a dad when it suits them.
I've no defence for the windmill arms mind you, he needs to cut that out pretty sharpish.
Makes him look a right berk.
bib:
Agreed!
hahaha
Poor marlon.
seconded.
he's a gormless ****. can't stand him.
Marvin?
I've never understood how somebody as below average looking as him has so much look with women especially a young attractive woman like Donna. Why would somebody like her even go for him? He's horrendous:o
Al Barrington:D
That's just his accent. Although reading that particular word made me think of Manuel 'I learned it from a boook' from Fawlty Towers.
Have to say I like Marlon. I love the idea that the Dingles are vaguely ashamed of having a slightly wet, emotional and rather kind person in their family. The fact that he's named after a very macho actor only adds to that. He's very over-the-top, but I know a lot of people who are like him in real life.
No!
Can't say I've noticed ...
Bloomin' loved it when Donna said something this week about his flailing arms
They must have been reading DS!!!
(Presumably the actor is on a break at the moment! )
He seems to be the only one unaware in that set of friends about Donna's secret, so he'll have to be there for Marlon as his best friend.
I do say, Lots, and am proud to do so. I'm hoping Ross might sort him out good and proper. Maybe dispose of the body inside his own pies a la Sweeney Todd. Not sure we've had such a storyline before.
The fact is that if the character wasn't a dingle we'd barely see him.
As for the scenes with him and paddeh.... Don't get me stated.
Watch out or you will be told off by certain posters here for daring to opine and having "bile" about soap characters
I dont really mind Marlon but Mark Charnock overacts terribly and all that arm waving like a windmill was even mentioned in the script by Donna. What really annoys me is the way the world and his wife just barges into the kitchen while Windmill is supposed to be preparing food, to discuss the latest problems. Not very hygienic and Dianne shouldnt be allowing it.
Paler make up, baggy clothes to make her look thinner, and a bit of breathlessness would have done the trick.
Making her resort to crime was totally unbelievable and unrealistic for her character.
I think the writers have handled the story badly.
Anyway, the Police force probably pays out in death benefits anyway, so no need for her to resort to theft.
How many lives has he wrecked over the year due to his own selfishness, He grinded Ashley into the ground, he denied Paddy, Rhona and his own son the chance to have a fantastic life in New Zealand all because he get's a nose bleed just by walking past the factory.
EVERYTHING has to be on his say so. Rhona and Donna can't leave the village with their own children for more than 0.236526 seconds before that lanky **** is abandoning his work duties and constantly down the phone demanding where they are. And now as predicted with Donna's storyline you'd think it was Marlon that was the one dying (God how I wish that was the case) instead of the Lovely Donna. He ALWAYS has to make EVERYTHING about him and only him.
Why he seems to get a never ending influx of storyline's I'll never know. A life sized blow up doll can act better than him.
>:(>:(>:(
Whilst I totally agree that the make-up/styling dept at ED have presumably all been off on their annual summer jollies recently and have now left themselves with very little time to show poor DyingDonna's physical decline in a realistic manner, I don't agree that irl, people with a terminal illness do, or should, suddenly turn into Mother Teresa. The poor girl's not even 30 - nor ever likely to be.:( She's made sure her daughter will be loved and cared for by her biological and willing father.
If I was her, I'd be searching for every hidden sausage going at this point tbh.