Hollyoaks drama as three senior bosses leave show
10.08.2023 - 15:17
/ ok.co.uk
Channel 4 soap Hollyoaks is facing a number of big changes after a mass exit.The show's executive producer Lucy Allan has decided to leave after two years in the role on the programme. She is not the only major departure, as reports suggest that series producer Philip Dodds and script and storyline executive Josie Day are also leaving.The Sun is reporting that the trio have been given their marching orders after record-low ratings and chaos on set.
A source has told the publication: "Ratings have plunged, storylines aren’t working, and things were just toxic on set so Lime Pictures had to do something. "Everyone knows what they’re making is unwatchable, but the three chiefs insisted on pushing their agenda and blaming and sacking others when it went wrong.
Actors were in open revolt." OK! has contacted Hollyoaks for a comment on the reports. Hollyoaks have confirmed Lucy's departure, but they are yet to comment on Philip and Josie.
Despite these huge changes, The Sun are also reporting that it is not the end for the show.The source has told them that Channel 4 want the show to "succeed" and that it has a "strong" potential. Managing directors of Lime Pictures, Kate Little and Claire Poyser, thanked Lucy for leading the programme through the Coronavirus pandemic.
They have said: "We would like to thank Lucy for everything she has done for Hollyoaks, leading the programme through Covid and its aftermath, forging a ground-breaking partnership with the BBC and Eurovision and delivering unforgettable, critically acclaimed storylines such as Misbah’s Rape and The Long Walk Home. "We will miss her but wish her all the very best in her next adventure." Lucy said that she has "loved" her two and a half years on the show, but it
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