The Royle Family (1998–2012) Cast Then and Now

Описание: Take a nostalgic trip back to one of the UK’s most beloved sitcoms, The Royle Family! This classic British comedy, which first aired in 1998, gave us the hilarious and heartwarming antics of the Royle household. But where are the stars now? In this video, we look at The Royle Family cast Then and Now, featuring Ricky Tomlinson (Jim Royle), Sue Johnston (Barbara Royle), Caroline Aherne (Denise Best), Craig Cash (Dave Best), Ralf Little (Antony Royle), Liz Smith (Norma Speakman), and many more! See how the actors have changed over the years and what they’ve been up to since their time in the Royle household.

🎭 Featuring:
• Ricky Tomlinson – Jim Royle
• Sue Johnston – Barbara Royle
• Caroline Aherne – Denise Best
• Craig Cash – Dave Best
• Ralf Little – Antony Royle
• Jessica Hynes – Cheryl Carroll
• Liz Smith – Norma Speakman
• Peter Martin – Joe Carroll
• Doreen Keogh – Mary Carroll
• Geoffrey Hughes – Twiggy
• Andrew Whyment – Darren Sinclair-Jones
• Sheridan Smith – Emma Kavanagh
• Joanne Froggatt – Saskia
• Lorraine Bruce – Carol
• Mary Healey – Philomena
• Helen Fraser – Jocelyn
• Sharon Duce – Valerie Kavanagh
• Tom Courtenay – David (Senior)
• John Henshaw – Roger Kavanagh
• Steve Huison – Derek
• Sally Lindsay – Michelle

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