List of EastEnders characters (2015)

The following is a list of characters that first appeared in the BBC soap opera EastEnders in 2015, by order of first appearance. All characters are introduced by the shows executive producer Dominic Treadwell-Collins. January saw the arrival of the year's first baby, Matthew Mitchell-Cotton. The following month saw the show celebrate its 30th anniversary with a live week, which oversaw the live arrivals of Vincent Hubbard, and the second baby born in 2015, Pearl Fox. In March, Claudette arrived as Donna Yates' foster mother and an acquaintance of Les Coker, whilst Denise van Outen joined in April as Karin Smart. In June, Kush Kazemi's mother, Carmel, and Paul Coker, the grandson of Les and Pam Coker, will be introduced.

Matthew Mitchell-Cotton

Matthew Mitchell-Cotton
EastEnders character
Portrayed by Uncredited
Duration 2015–
First appearance 1 January 2015
Introduced by Dominic Treadwell-Collins
Classification Present; recurring

Matthew Mitchell-Cotton is the son of characters Charlie Cotton (Declan Bennett) and Ronnie Mitchell (Samantha Womack). He was born during the episode broadcast on the 1 January 2015 on his parents' wedding day.

Matthew is born in Walford General, after Ronnie is involved in a car accident. She is later placed in a coma. Roxy Mitchell (Rita Simons) looks after her nephew with the help of her partner Aleks Shirovs (Kristian Kiehling). Charlie refuses to see to care for his son due to Ronnie not being around. Aleks suggests naming him Matthew after Charlie's grandmother Dot Branning (June Brown) quotes from the Gospel of Matthew. Aleks's daughter Ineta (Gledisa Arthur) becomes fed up with her father looking after Matthew and takes him to the bus stop, so they can go to the hospital.[1] Charlie finds them and takes Matthew home.

Reporters for the Daily Mirror called Matthew an "unfortunate boy".[2] While discussing how Matthew got his name, Jim Shelley for the Daily Mail observed "Matthew might be less happy about it when he hears that he had been named by the market manager rather than his dad."[3]

Vincent Hubbard

"Vincent Hubbard" redirects here. For the historian and author, see Vincent K. Hubbard.
Vincent Hubbard
EastEnders character
Portrayed by Richard Blackwood
Duration 2015–
First appearance 17 February 2015
Introduced by Dominic Treadwell-Collins
Classification Present; regular
Richard Blackwood plays Kim Fox's husband, Vincent Hubbard

Vincent Hubbard,[5] played by Richard Blackwood,[6] made his first screen appearance on 17 February 2015.[7] The character and casting was announced on 17 January 2015.[8] Of his casting, Blackwood commented: "I want to thank Dominic [Treadwell-Collins] and Julia [Crampsie] for giving me this amazing opportunity. EastEnders is a show I've grown up watching, so to film on Albert Square is something I'll never get used to!"[8] Blackwood's character was billed as a new villain for the show. His name wasn't revealed until his first appearance during a live insert on the show's 30th anniversary week.[8] Blackwood later credited EastEnders for helping him to turn his life around. He also said his character had a lot of layers and would be "connected to a lot more people than you think".[9] On 14 April 2015, it was revealed that EastEnders would be revisiting Vincent's backstory.[10]

Vincent had an off-screen relationship with Ronnie Mitchell (Samantha Womack) in late 2013, which she ended to flee to Ibiza with sister Roxy (Rita Simons) after Carl White's death. At a similar time he also meets Kim Fox (Tameka Empson), and goes with her when she leaves Walford to work on a cruise ship. The two later marry, and Kim falls pregnant. She returns to Walford alone in December 2014, believing Vincent to be a murderer. In a flashback episode broadcast on 19 February 2015 and set on Good Friday 2014, Vincent gives Ronnie a gun hidden in a bouquet of white roses at her own request.[11] He returns in February 2015 having followed Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) home, confronting him and Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick) about the whereabouts of Ronnie. Billy reveals to him that she is in a coma, and upon visiting the hospital he leaves a single white rose for Ronnie so she knows he has visited. Kim's sister Denise Fox (Diane Parish) mocks Kim's relationship with Vincent and she goes into premature labour. Vincent watches from afar as she is taken to hospital, and Kim later explains that she ran away from Vincent after finding out that he was a criminal, and chose not to tell him that she was pregnant. She grows wary when he tries to get in contact with her again after witnessing her with their daughter, Pearl Fox. Kim tells Denise that Vincent never existed and Pearl was the result of a one night stand, but later admits the truth. When Ronnie begins to talk again, Vincent visits her and suggests he wishes to resume their relationship.

Pearl Fox

Pearl Fox
EastEnders character
Portrayed by Uncredited
Duration 2015–
First appearance 19 February 2015
Introduced by Dominic Treadwell-Collins
Classification Present; recurring

Pearl Denise Patrice Fox[12] is the daughter of Kim Fox (Tameka Empson) and Vincent Hubbard (Richard Blackwood). She was born during the live episode broadcast on the 19 February 2015 during the show's 30th anniversary celebrations.[13]

Pearl is born in the ladies' toilets of The Queen Victoria public house, after Kim goes into labour two months early. She is placed in intensive care following her birth and Kim is told that she has an infection. The following week, Kim has Pearl christened with the middle names Denise and Patrice, named after her aunt Denise Fox (Diane Parish), and Patrick Trueman (Rudolph Walker) respectively, and is told that she has recovered from her infection. Several weeks later, Kim is able to bring Pearl home to Albert Square.

Gary Gillatt from Inside Soap observed that Pearl's name was his favourite "subtle touch" for the show's birthday celebrations, as Pearl is the gift traditionally given on a 30th anniversary.[14] While Heat's Kay Ribeiro was disappointed that Kim did not name her after Queen Victoria, considering where she was born.[15] Ribeiro also thought that Kim would have chosen "something suitably flashy and fabulous but chose the surprisingly demure name, Pearl. Oh well, each to their own."[15] Katy Brent from the Daily Mirror commented "You'd think that being born in Albert Square, in the Vic, on the 30th anniversary of the show, would be a good omen for any baby. Sadly, that doesn't seem to be the case for baby Pearl, whose little life is hanging in the balance."[16] Brent hoped Pearl would come through her illness, so there would be a happy outcome for a change.[16]

Claudette

Claudette
EastEnders character
Portrayed by Ellen Thomas
Duration 2015–
First appearance 12 March 2015
Introduced by Dominic Treadwell-Collins
Classification Present; regular

Claudette, played by Ellen Thomas, made her first screen appearance on 12 March 2015.[17] Thomas' casting was announced on 1 March 2015.[18] The role of Claudette marks Thomas' fourth time on EastEnders, she previously appeared as Pearl Chadwick (1990), Estella Hulton in 2002 and Grace Olubunmi (2011).[18] Of Thomas and her character, executive producer Dominic Treadwell-Collins commented "Ellen Thomas belongs on EastEnders. Albert Square now has a new steely matriarch – with a few twisted secrets hidden behind her beaming smile."[18] David Brown from the Radio Times added that Claudette had links to established regular characters and would be "a tough-talking resident of Albert Square".[18] Thomas revealed that Claudette's family would be introduced to the square, saying: "Claudette is a foster mother, she's fostered children for the last 30 years. She's fostered the kind of children nobody else wants - tough cookies." She stated that it was a "brilliant opportunity to bring new characters in".[19]

Les Coker (Roger Sloman) visits Claudette at the Victoria Road café and gives her a necklace. Later that night, while he and his wife, Pam (Lin Blakley), are celebrating their wedding anniversary, Les gets a text from Claudette, thanking him for her necklace. Claudette and Les meet again a week later at the park, arriving for her foster daughter Donna Yates's (Lisa Hammond) birthday celebrations. It's revealed that she knows Les and Pam from when the latter worked as a social worker and placed Donna in Claudette's care. Weeks later, it's revealed that both Claudette and Les are in Gran Canaria on business. Donna ironically suggests that the two should meet up.

Karin Smart

Karin Smart
EastEnders character
Portrayed by Denise van Outen
Duration 2015–
First appearance 9 April 2015
Introduced by Dominic Treadwell-Collins
Classification Present; guest
Profile
Aliases "Karin Smart"
Occupation Businesswoman

Karin Smart, played by Denise van Outen, made her first screen appearance on 9 April 2015.[20] Van Outen's casting was announced on 2 February 2015.[21] Of her casting, she stated "I'm really excited to be joining EastEnders, as I've been a fan of the series for years. 2015 marks the show's 30th anniversary, so it feels even more special to be part of this year's celebration."[21] Van Outen described Karin as manipulative, cheeky and mischievous and revealed that her character would "cause chaos for two men", adding that "it won't just be the men who Karin is winding up – the women of Walford won't like her either."[22] Karin arrived in Albert Square for two episodes on 9 and 10 April, looking for Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden).[20] She will return on 27 April.[23]

Max Branning (Jake Wood) is impressed by Karin when she approaches him asking for the whereabouts of Phil, and Jay Brown (Jamie Borthwick) warns him that Karin's deceased husband was involved in a dodgy business. Max dismisses Jay and goes on to form a deal with Karin at the car lot, and the two later end up having sex, though it is implied that Phil had meant this to happen. The following morning, Karin visits Phil and he pays her a large sum of money; she leaves. Jay later reveals to Max that the cars Karin has supplied him with are stolen, so Max orders Karin to return and collect them. However, he changes his mind after a conversation between him and his sister, Carol Jackson (Lindsey Coulson). Karin returns to tell Max that the police have begun seizing the cars and that some have drugs in them. She tells Max to dump the cars and then takes his clothes to stop the police tracing his involvement. Phil agrees to help Max on the condition he sign over all of his businesses to Phil. After Max does so, Phil and Karin tell Max they made the whole story up to con him out of his businesses. Karin collects her final payment, revealing herself to be an old friend of Sam Mitchell's (Danniella Westbrook). She assures Max it was not personal and tells him "Karin Smart" is not her real name before leaving.

Carmel Kazemi

Carmel Kazemi
EastEnders character
Portrayed by Bonnie Langford
First appearance June 2015
Introduced by Dominic Treadwell-Collins
Classification Future; guest

Carmel Kazemi, played by Bonnie Langford, will make her first screen appearance in June 2015. The character and Langford's casting was announced on 5 April 2015.[24] The actress will begin filming her first scenes in the same month.[24] Of her casting, Langford said "I'm so thrilled and delighted to be part of EastEnders. I'm a great fan of the show and think the recent 30th Anniversary was sensational and shows just how good British television can be. To be part of this family is an absolute privilege."[24] Carmel is Kush Kazemi's (Davood Ghadami) mother. Executive producer Dominic Treadwell-Collins described the character as being a loud and embarrassing "modern Essex divorcée who isn't quite ready to cut the apron strings".[24] He added that she would clash with Kush's girlfriend Shabnam Masood (Rakhee Thakrar).

Paul Coker

Paul Coker
EastEnders character
Portrayed by Jonny Labey
First appearance June 2015
Introduced by Dominic Treadwell-Collins
Classification Future; regular
Profile
Occupation Club Representative

Paul Coker, played by Jonny Labey, will make his first screen appearance in June 2015. The character and casting was announced on 16 April 2015. Paul will be introduced as the grandson of Les Coker (Roger Sloman) and Pam Coker (Lin Blakley), and is described as fun, honest and always the centre of attention. Labey said of his casting: "I am overjoyed to have been given the role of Paul Coker and am thrilled to be joining the show at such a prevalent time as it marks its 30th anniversary. I know I've got a lot of work to do to live up to the talent I shall be working with, but I have never felt more welcome and cannot wait to get started."[25] Executive producer Dominic Treadwell-Collins said: "Jonny's a sensitive, clever and intuitive actor and has fitted in to his new Walford family with ease. We're all looking forward to seeing the trouble that Paul will cause for his grandparents as he uncovers some secrets from the past and sets one heart in particular racing."[25]

Others

Character Date(s) Actor Circumstances
Dr Margaret Badini 1 January– Kim Vithana[26] A doctor who treats Ronnie Mitchell (Samantha Womack) after she is injured in a car accident. Dr Badini successfully delivers Ronnie's baby, but Ronnie goes into cardiac arrest. Dr Badini successfully resuscitates her and she is placed in a medically induced coma. Dr Badini then informs Ronnie's sister Roxy (Rita Simons) that she and her team will try to bring Ronnie out of the coma, but she may have suffered brain damage. The procedure is initially unsuccessful. But Dr Badini tries again and Ronnie eventually breathes on her own.
Dr Gary McLaughlin 2 January Duncan Casey[27] A doctor who treats Emma Summerhayes (Anna Acton) in hospital after she is run over by Roxy Mitchell's (Rita Simons) car. He later informs Emma's partner Max Branning (Jake Wood) of her death.
Stuart Webb 9 January Jack Daw[28] A man who Kat Moon (Jessie Wallace) has a one-night stand with. Stacey Branning (Lacey Turner) catches him leaving Kat's bedroom the following day.
Velma Celli 16 January Ian Stroughair[29] A drag queen who Shirley Carter (Linda Henry) hires to perform at The Queen Vic's karaoke night. He flirts with Tamwar Masood (Himesh Patel) and sits on his lap whilst singing. He also invites Fatboy (Ricky Norwood) up onto the stage to sing with him.
PC Julian Walsh 20 January Luke Williams A police officer who investigates Linda Carter's (Kellie Bright) rape and takes her initial statement.
PC Vanessa Jenkins 20 January–17 April
(4 episodes)		 Caroline Faber[30] A police officer who investigates Linda Carter's (Kellie Bright) sexual assault claim against Dean Wicks (Matt Di Angelo). She interviews Linda and takes her phone for evidence. Jenkins later informs Linda that Dean had been arrested and questioned but released on bail as there was not enough evidence to charge him. Mick Carter (Danny Dyer) angrily tells Jenkins that she is not doing her job properly and orders her out of the pub.
DC Stephan Franklin 20–30 January
(3 episodes)		 Tim Dantay[30] A police officer in charge of the investigation of Linda Carter's (Kellie Bright) allegation of rape against Dean Wicks (Matt Di Angelo). He arrests Dean on suspicion of sexual assault and questions him but is forced to release him on bail due to a lack of evidence.
Kristopher Hanley 26–27 January
(2 episodes)		 Jonathan Broadbent[31] Sharon Watts's (Letitia Dean) half-brother, who first appears when Sharon comes to visit their mother, Carol Hanley (Sheila White) after discovering that she is dying from cancer.[32] Kristopher initially mistakes Sharon for a florist from a funeral home and reveals that his mother has already died, and that her family are in the middle of her funeral. After Sharon writes a message to Carol, Kristopher realises that she is his half-sister and follows her to Walford. He reveals that he is the executor of their mother's will and that she has left a box of letters to Sharon. He offers to help Sharon if she needs anything.
Katie McCoy 30 January Linda Armstrong[33] A duty solicitor, who represents Dean Wicks (Matt Di Angelo) when he is arrested and questioned on suspicion of sexual assault.
Nerys 3 March Rhiannon Handy[34] A woman in charge of the nursery that Kat Moon (Jessie Wallace) sends her sons, Tommy, Bert and Ernie to. She has an argument with Kat after asking her to take Tommy home after he is sick.
Clinton Makepeace 5–6 March
(2 episodes)		 Nick Korsa[35] A man driving a car that Kim Fox (Tameka Empson) hides from, thinking that her estranged husband Vincent has found her. Later, it is revealed during a phone call he makes, that he is actually looking for Kat Moon (Jessie Wallace). When he visits her the next day, she initially mistakes him for a social worker until he reveals that he is a private investigator who is working on a compensation case against Kat's uncle Harry (Michael Elphick), who had raped four other women. Kat is too agitated to hear any more and orders him to leave. He leaves a card with his contact details in case Kat changes her mind.
Hilary Taylor 6 March–7 May
(2 episodes)		 Sadie Shimmin[36][37] A social worker who comes to visit Kat Moon (Jessie Wallace) after Linda Carter's (Kellie Bright) accidental telephone call about Kat's irresponsibility is processed. She receives directions to Kat's flat through Pam Coker (Lin Blakley), who is revealed to be an old friend of hers who often baked biscuits at her workplace. She leaves after Linda arrives to clear up the misunderstanding, and assures Kat that she and Tommy have a strong parental bond.
Dr Alex Burham 6 March Joanna Bending[36] A doctor at the hospital who Kim Fox (Tameka Empson) is angry with for letting a stranger leave a teddy bear as a gift for her daughter Pearl. Kim apologises to Dr Burham when she discovers that the bear came from her sister, Denise (Diane Parish).
Frances Kane 12 March Penny Layden[17] A counsellor who visits Carol Jackson (Lindsey Coulson) when her daughter Sonia Fowler (Natalie Cassidy) calls her and explains that Carol has been acting out of character. When Carol states that she does not want to talk to somebody who doesn't understand what it is like to go through cancer, Frances explains that she was in Carol's position and had to have a double mastectomy, just like Carol. Afterwards, Frances and Carol get on well and Carol goes to the Vic with Frances and confides in her, how she is feeling and her fears that the cancer may return. Frances then invites Carol to join her weekly counselling group sessions.
Cyril Bishop 18–19 March
(2 episodes)		 Andrew Sachs[38] A cancer patient who Stan Carter (Timothy West) befriends when he is admitted to hospital. Cyril is in a bed on the same ward as Stan. He is visited by his family, which Stan witnesses, having told his own family not to come and see him. He talks to Stan about his love of Carry On films and they share their thoughts on their situations. Their relationship turns sour when Stan realises that his family do not care for him like Cyril's family do. Cyril dies suddenly during an argument between Babe Smith (Annette Badland) and Cora Cross (Ann Mitchell).
Margaret Midhurst 24 March Jan Harvey[39] A solicitor who handled Sharon Watts's (Letitia Dean) adoption. Sharon visits Margaret in a bid to find her biological father. Margaret tells Sharon that all the paperwork in connection with her case had been destroyed. She later visits Sharon at home after Sharon calls her, and asks Margaret if her adoptive father, Den Watts (Leslie Grantham), was her biological father, fearing that her son Dennis Rickman Jr. (Harry Hickles) could be a product of incest. Margaret assures Sharon that Den was not her biological father but reveals that Den had not wanted the adoption discussed at the Queen Victoria Pub, making Sharon conclude that her biological father was someone Den knew.
Linzi Gallo 26 March Jade Colucci[40] A woman who accuses Ineta Shirovs (Gledisa Osmani) of bullying her daughter, Theia, at school. Roxy Mitchell (Rita Simons) defends Ineta and punches Linzi in the face.
Irene Daniels 10 April Lorna Gayle[41] A nurse at a hospice that Stan Carter (Timothy West) is admitted to when his prostate cancer becomes critical. She attempts to calm Stan's daughters Shirley (Linda Henry) and Tina (Luisa Bradshaw-White), his grandson Mick (Danny Dyer) and Cora Cross (Ann Mitchell) when Stan begins to suffer with terminal agitation and she increases his morphine dose in order to make the final hours of his life as comfortable as possible.
Ginger Pete 20 April Uncredited An old colleague of Stan Carter (Timothy West), who attends his funeral.
Gareth Hunt 27 April–4 May[42]
(3 episodes) 		Ojan Genc[43] A man who Babe Smith (Annette Badland) pays to throw a brick through the window of Dean Wicks' (Matt Di Angelo) salon, with a piece of paper saying "rapist" attached to it.
McManus 30 April Matthew Wynn[44] A private detective hired by Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) to track down Sharon Mitchell's (Letitia Dean) birth father.[44]
Sister Judith 30 April–1 May
(2 episodes) 		Sandy McDade[44] A nun who answers the door when Kat Moon (Jessie Wallace) arrives at her nunnery.[44]
Sister Ruth 1 May June Whitfield[45] A nun who is visited by Kat Moon (Jessie Wallace).
Adrian Quinlan 8 May– Ben Turner[46][47] The defence lawyer in Dot Branning's (June Brown) murder trial.[46]
Judge St. John Redmond 8 May– William Gaunt[46][47] The judge in Dot Branning's (June Brown) murder trial.[46]
Helen Stritch 8 May– Jaye Griffiths[46][47] The prosecution lawyer in Dot Branning's (June Brown) murder trial.[46]

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