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New ITV documentary Happy Birthday Bill. ITV Coronation Streets Bill Roache has been reunited with his former screen wife Anne Reid after 50 years since they last.

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. Bill Roache retrouve lancienne épouse de lécran Anne Reid plus de 50 ans après son départ de Corrie. In the show Anne Reid played Ken Barlows first wife Valerie who died tragically in 1971 episode 1047. Coronation Streets Bill Roache has been reunited with his former screen wife Anne Reid after 50 years since they last filmed together.

Congratulations to sweet couples for his 90s birthday. Anne played his first on-screen wife Valerie before she was written out of the ITV soap due to dying after using a faulty hairdryer. In the soap Bill who plays Ken Barlow has since gone on to be married a further three times to.

ITV celebrates the Corrie legend this week with Happy Birthday. 9 hours agoCoronation Streetlegend Bill Roache is set to be reunited with his first on-screen wife Anne Reid - 51 years after she was killed off. Bill Roache is reunited with former screen wife Anne Reid - more than 50 years after she left Corrie.

Anne Reid played Kens first wife Valerie in the Sixties Credit. New ITV documentary Happy Birthday Bill celebrates Bills 90th birthday as well as his record-breaking stint on the Cobbles. Nouveau TVI documentaire Happy Birthday Bill célèbre le 90e anniversaire de Bill ainsi que son passage record sur les Cobbles.

Bill who remains Corries only original star from its inception in 1960 also discovered that Anne who played his first wife Valerie had a secret crush on him during her eight-year stint on the soap. Coronation Streets Bill Roache. 34 minutes agoHappy Birthday Bill also reunites him with actress Anne Reid who played Kens first wife Valerie who in the soap died after being electrocuted by her hairdryer.

Anna Reid and William Roache. Bill Roache is reunited with former screen wife Anne Reid more than 50 years after she left Corrie. Coronation Street star William Roache has played Ken Barlow since the show started in 1960.

Anne played Kens first wife Valerie who. In this video you can see the Bill Roache Anne Reid 90s birthday celebration. Anne Reid who played.

8 hours agoIn the show Bill will be reunited with Anne Reid more than 50 years after her exit from Corrie. And in the show Bill who plays Ken Barlow will get back together with Anne who played his first wife Valerie before her untimely demise at. Played by Anne Reid.

Happy Birthday Bill celebrates Bills 90th birthday and sees the star get back together with Anne who played his first wife Valerie The Mirror reports on Monday April 18. He has no plans on retiring any time soon. 7 hours agoBill is set to be seen reuniting with his former on-screen wife Image.

1 day agoBill Roache is reunited with former screen wife Anne Reid - more than 50 years after she left Corrie. Et dans lémission Bill qui joue Ken Barlow se remettra avec Anne qui jouait sa première femme Valérie avant sa. Coronation Streets Bill Roache will be reunited with former screen wife Anne Reid - more than 50 years after.

7 hours agoBill Roache best known for his role as Ken Barlow is reunited with former screen wife Anne Reid five decades after she left Coronation Street. When Valerie died she was due to meet Ken at the Rovers so when she. 2 hours agoBILL ROACHE has been a household name as Coronation Street icon Ken Barlow for six decades and because of this fans of the ITV soap want to know about his personal life.

6 hours agoAnd a first look at the hour-long show has revealed a special reunion for Bill and actress Anne Reid who played Kens first wife Valerie in the early years of. New ITV documentary Happy Birthday Bill celebrates Bills 90th birthday as well as his record-breaking stint on the Cobbles. 6 hours agoCoronation Street legend Bill Roache is reunited with former screen wife Anne Reid for an ITV documentary.

11 hours agoWilliam Roache and Anne Reid will reunite on Happy Birthday Bill on ITV and ITV Hub.

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