This article has some pics of the actors accepting their awards:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-13402649

Nice to see Jane accepting her award. I hope we get to see more of the Eastenders cast winning, and certain Corrie actors and a few Emmerdale actors pulling faces in the audience.

The few photos available so far suggest a lot of bad fashion choices for EE ladies.

Just horrible:

Edited May 15, 201114 yr by Y&RWorldTurner

I guess she has to do something to take attention away from her acting...

I'm a pleased with som of the winners but most of all for Hollyoaks' Emmett Scanlan he so deserved his wins he's by far the standout star from the show over the last year and has added such a spark to the show. I'm also ecstatic for Jane Danson's win she's deffo the best actress on Coronation Street and gave such a real and heartbreaking performance during the live ep last year, I just wish that she had got the Best Actress nom over Kat Kelly.

Also I don't think that the tram crash should have won spectacular scene because for me it was too CGI and although was an epic scene looked quite fake whereas the others felt so real when watching them and had more of an intense and realist feel about them.

The biggest problem with the tram crash was that it became a joke so quickly. The Sun tore it apart, and a lot of fans laughed at the reactions from Ken. I would have given it to Emmerdale's train crash.

The biggest problem with the tram crash was that it became a joke so quickly. The Sun tore it apart, and a lot of fans laughed at the reactions from Ken. I would have given it to Emmerdale's train crash.

I agree the spectacle of tram crash and the drama that unfolded afterwards was great but, for me I just LMAO when I first saw it, it looked so much like a dinosaur and rollercoaster that it had no realist effect or impact. But I agree Emmerdale's train crash should have won all of those scenes were so intense and it looked/felt so real plus it was more of a plausible thing that could happen.

The Hollyoaks lift shaft drop was also really good because it was a real subtle stunt/effect and not to OTT that overshadowed the emotion of the scenes following that were more important to the episode and plot. It was like some extra to add to the show rather than becoming the main aspect of it.

Edited May 15, 201114 yr by yrfan09

I'm a pleased with som of the winners but most of all for Hollyoaks' Emmett Scanlan he so deserved his wins he's by far the standout star from the show over the last year and has added such a spark to the show.

I must be in the minority, becuase every time I see Scanlan on, I have the urge to never watch Hollyoaks ever again. I find the character unwatchable, and Scanlan to be hideously campy.

I must be in the minority, becuase every time I see Scanlan on, I have the urge to never watch Hollyoaks ever again. I find the character unwatchable, and Scanlan to be hideously campy.

I felt the same way, but honestly, you (generally), or at least I, grow to like him and all his quirks.

I must be in the minority, becuase every time I see Scanlan on, I have the urge to never watch Hollyoaks ever again. I find the character unwatchable, and Scanlan to be hideously campy.

Back when he first started I would've agreed with you as I felt that the character was a bit of a lose thread on the show and weak but since they've addressed some of his back-story and added these complexities to him he now one of my fav characters. Also I feel that Emmett plays him brilliantly I just love all the quirks that have become such a key part of the characterisation.

I could maybe understand him winning the Newcomer award, but Best Villain is a huge WTF to me. I don't find him to be that menacing or that great of a pot stirrer.

The newcomer award is often a here today, gone tomorrow award. I can't think of anyone other than Jessie Wallace that's won it that went on to have a huge impact on their respective shows.

Edited May 15, 201114 yr by Y&RWorldTurner

I guess they just wanted to award him, and the category didn't matter to them, but the "Best Villain" also confuses me, because aside from a month or two when they were supposedly planning to kill Brendan off, he has never been written as a villain.

Apparently somebody voted for him 900 times.

Going to be watching the show soon, but I heard that Jessie Wallace told Jane Cox she should have won in her acceptance speech. It's good to know even she thinks her nomination is ridiculous.

That was very gracious of Jessie, especially since she always faces a lot of criticism.