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Who were the Worst Recasts in Soap History
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davads
19-07-2015
Anybody remember that one-off recast of Gordon Clegg in Corrie when he came back for a couple of episodes around the mid-noughties? He wasn't very good. I think Bill Kenwright was unavailable - but he was back when Gordon broke the news of Betty's death.

That's one of the few examples I can think of where a recast character went back to being played by an earlier actor. I think Wendy Jane Walker played Susan Barlow in Corrie when she was very young, and later returned in the '80s; then of course there was Miss Ellie in Dallas

Regarding Ben Price: I know he gets a bit of stick on this forum but one thing going for him in my opinion is that he looks like he could plausibly be Chris Quinten's son. Which is more than could be said for Adam Rickett.
owen10
19-07-2015
I hate it when they recast the character then after a few years the original actor comes back Here are a few examples

Libby Kennedy
Ailsa in Home and Away
Sam Mitchell
Finn in Home and Away
Good_boys
19-07-2015
Originally Posted by KornerKabin:
“Home & Away - Nancye Hayes as Ailsa Stewart while Judy Nunn was ill in hospital.”

During this period, the props person forgot to remove the photo from the shelf in the Stewart house which showed Judy Nunn (ie proper Ailsa.)
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