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Not sure because he's apart of her business as well. If he's helped her it grow then surely he'd be entitled to a percentage of it. If he wasn't in business with her then no he wouldn't get anything.
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Ryan is brilliant.
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That may be so but I still don't understand why soap-lea thinks they will both need pairing up.
but robert and andy like to share and I can't see Andy and Aaron being partnered up. Plus there are not any other single folk around their ages I also think that Carly and David will end up together once David is single |
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because soaps like people being paired up with someone , take bernice been set up with wrinkley lawrence
but robert and andy like to share and I can't see Andy and Aaron being partnered up. Plus there are not any other single folk around their ages I also think that Carly and David will end up together once David is single Lawrence is a fine figure of a man. Like a fine wine, he has got better as he's matured. Ahem. ![]() To get back on topic though, no I really doubt Robert is leaving Emmerdale. He was probably just brought back for a year originally, with this one particular story arc, but he's been really popular. So they'll find a way to keep him, somehow. Ryan might not want to stay too long if he starts getting other offers, but he seems to be enjoying himself right now, so I'd be amazed if he couldn't be persuaded to stay at least another year. I hope they find him something good to do. |
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I hope not but I would be surprised if he is around by next year. Shame. I think him having a part in Katie's death was not only predictable but pretty much decreased his shelf life in the show. I just hope Ryan gets more work after ED anyway. He's been fab. Playing a villain is difficult as it come across as very panto (Callum in Corrie or Derek in Eastenders) but Ryan notched it up another level. Normally being better than some of the scripts given to him.
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As Chrissie and Robert have been married for such a short time, and she will divorce him on these grounds, will he get any of her money?
He has nothing to do with Chrissie's hairdressing chain apart from stealing/spending her money. |
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After ladt weeks efforts anyone who thinks Ryan Hawley will be getting better offers than being in a soap cannot know much about acting. In those dreadful hammy scenes with Aaron and Paddy he completely failed to deliver what he was supposed to be conveying.
He'd be laughed out of town acting as woodenly as that if he was put alongside half decent actors in a proper drama. At this moment in time no producer for a quality drama would touch him with a barge pole. People really do think being a popular and watchable soap character means they are good actors even when it is shown they are clearly not good actors. When required to stop playing the panto villian and deliver some proper sensitive emotion he failed to step up to the plate. |
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I think Robert is a goner the week after next
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After ladt weeks efforts anyone who thinks Ryan Hawley will be getting better offers than being in a soap cannot know much about acting. In those dreadful hammy scenes with Aaron and Paddy he completely failed to deliver what he was supposed to be conveying.
He'd be laughed out of town acting as woodenly as that if he was put alongside half decent actors in a proper drama. At this moment in time no producer for a quality drama would touch him with a barge pole. People really do think being a popular and watchable soap character means they are good actors even when it is shown they are clearly not good actors. When required to stop playing the panto villian and deliver some proper sensitive emotion he failed to step up to the plate. Even in last night's effort with Chrissie he failed to deliver. |
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how could they let this robert go? http://metro.co.uk/2015/07/24/emmerd...obert-5311687/
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how could they let this robert go? http://metro.co.uk/2015/07/24/emmerd...obert-5311687/
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I hope Hawley isn't leaving; his character of Robert has been the best yet. There's good mileage in having him scheme and plot and turn the tables...
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After ladt weeks efforts anyone who thinks Ryan Hawley will be getting better offers than being in a soap cannot know much about acting. In those dreadful hammy scenes with Aaron and Paddy he completely failed to deliver what he was supposed to be conveying.
He'd be laughed out of town acting as woodenly as that if he was put alongside half decent actors in a proper drama. At this moment in time no producer for a quality drama would touch him with a barge pole. People really do think being a popular and watchable soap character means they are good actors even when it is shown they are clearly not good actors. When required to stop playing the panto villian and deliver some proper sensitive emotion he failed to step up to the plate. |
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Ryan is brilliant.
![]() ![]() ![]() If I know Rob's not in an episode I often don't bother to watch it until much later on. He's the main pull for me now. Thankfully we get to see him quite a lot! ★ ★
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If he is sticking around I think they are going to have to take him to rock bottom and then gradually start to redeem his character otherwise I don't think he will stay for much longer. For instance if he saves someone like Chas or Paddy in the upcoming disaster that would be a good start.
so I think a toned down Robert would suit us all.Maybe they could centre on his sexuality more and perhaps his inability to accept that he is bisexual could be part of what makes him kick off and be controlling. Didn't Aaron kind of allude to this when he told Robert how angry he had been when he was afraid of coming out. |
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He has worked before Emmerdale you know! And he'll work after. I've never said he's the best actor in the world - you can see he's learning as he goes along, and not everything comes off. I thought he was really stiff when he first arrived! But he has got better and given us some very watchable scenes. I find them watchable, anyway. Just as long as they don't involve Aaron doing his crying thing.
![]() I think Ryan is good with being angry and being murderous, just been let down by his recent crying scenes.
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Or Robert doing his crying thing
![]() I think Ryan is good with being angry and being murderous, just been let down by his recent crying scenes. ![]() ![]() ![]() Maybe he is a bit better at doing the scheming (smirky smirky) stuff, and the paranoid panicky stuff, than the emotional stuff, which is why I prefer watching him scheme and panic. Though his scene with Andy was really good last night. And I liked him when Chrissie first threw him out (over the Lawrence kidnap), and he just went round being pissed and pathetic, which was hilarious. I do enjoy watching him most of the time, but to be honest, it doesn't bother me when he leaves. I'll enjoy him while he's there and when he's gone, something else will come along. If he's going to spend the next year holding handies with Prince Aaron, I won't really care any more anyway, they just give me the irrits. |
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I hope Hawley isn't leaving; his character of Robert has been the best yet. There's good mileage in having him scheme and plot and turn the tables...
His scene with Lawrence next Friday looks a cracker ![]()
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Or Robert doing his crying thing
![]() I think Ryan is good with being angry and being murderous, just been let down by his recent crying scenes. ![]() |
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Because lots of people watched Emmerdale before this strange twitter obsession and they will still be watching after Robert is gone, even if the fickle twitter audience, who are obsessed with watching gay men hurt each other emotionally and physically, are gone.
They sodded off soon enough when Danny Miller 'moved on' last time. Karl Davies 'knew' Robert. I'm not surprised he didn't want to return to play practically a new character. Does this 'Robert' even know who Jack or Sarah were, or that he has a half-sister? |
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Because lots of people watched Emmerdale before this strange twitter obsession and they will still be watching after Robert is gone, even if the fickle twitter audience, who are obsessed with watching gay men hurt each other emotionally and physically, are gone.
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Haven't you watched the trailer? I reckon he hangs himself in the woods. That's what the camera angle is all about. & I've not watched ed for ages.
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Because lots of people watched Emmerdale before this strange twitter obsession and they will still be watching after Robert is gone, even if the fickle twitter audience, who are obsessed with watching gay men hurt each other emotionally and physically, are gone.
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Haven't you watched the trailer? I reckon he hangs himself in the woods. That's what the camera angle is all about. & I've not watched ed for ages.
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Haven't you watched the trailer? I reckon he hangs himself in the woods. That's what the camera angle is all about. & I've not watched ed for ages.
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Lawrence is a fine figure of a man. Like a fine wine, he has got better as he's matured. Ahem. 

so I think a toned down Robert would suit us all.
