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List Of Holby City Characters
Holby City is a British medical drama television series that was broadcast on BBC One in the United Kingdom between 12 January 1999 and 29 March 2022. The series was created by Tony McHale and Mal Young as a spin-off from the BBC medical drama Casualty, which is set in the emergency department of the fictional Holby City Hospital, based in the equally fictitious town of Holby. The show focuses on the fictional lives, both professional and personal, of the medical and ancillary staff on the hospital's surgical wards. It is primarily filmed at the BBC Elstree Centre in Borehamwood. The show aired twenty-three full series with over 1000 episodes. Young wanted to explore what happened to patients treated in Casualty once they were taken away to the hospital's surgical wards. He opined that Casualty limited itself to "accident of the week" storylines, while Holby City allowed the possibility of storylines about long-term care, rather than immediate life-and-death decisions. A police procedural spin-off, HolbyBlue, began airing from 8 May 2007, running for two series before being cancelled due to poor viewing figures.

The serial features an ensemble cast of regular and recurring characters, and began with 11 main characters in its first series. Characters have since been written in and out of the series, and 16 actors were employed to the show's main cast at its finale. Having appeared in over 500 episodes between the fourth and twenty-third series, the show's longest-serving character is Ric Griffin, portrayed by Hugh Quarshie. Additionally, Holby City features a number of guest artists in each episode as well as recurring characters who appear in story arcs. Many regular cast members in the show have made prior, minor appearances as both patients and staff members in both Holby City and Casualty. In 2015, casting directors hired Niamh Walsh for the regular role of Cara Martinez after a guest part as a patient in Casualty. Producers will sometimes recast significant recurring characters when their original actors are unavailable for another stint. When the character of Beka Levy was reintroduced in 2018, her original actress Rhean McGee could not reprise the role, so they recast the role to Francesca Barrett. Characters from Holby City have appeared in sister shows Casualty and HolbyBlue and vice versa. Although most characters only guest star, some have become regular cast members. Amanda Mealing joined Casualty as Connie Beauchamp in 2014, following a six-year stint in Holby City. Nick Jordan actor Michael French has had stints in the main cast of both Holby City and Casualty, and Clive Mantle reprised his role as Mike Barratt in Holby City in 1999, two years after leaving Casualty.

Regular characters

Clive Mantle starred as Mike Barratt, having reprised the role from Casualty.
Luisa Bradshaw-White starred as Lisa Fox.
Ade Edmondson appeared as Abra Durant across multiple stints.
Peter Wingfield portrayed Dan Clifford.
Jimmy Akingbola portrayed Antoine Malick.
John Gaskell actor Paul McGann.
Denis Lawson starred as Tom Campbell-Gore.
Patsy Kensit played Faye Morton.
Ramin Karimloo features as Kian Madani.
Lucinda Dryzek had a year-long stint as Jasmine Burrows.
Guy Henry portrays Henrik Hanssen.
Jo Martin appears as Max McGerry.
Character Actor(s) First appearance Last appearance Ref(s)
Muriel McKendrick Phyllis Logan 19 January 1999 9 March 1999
Karen Newburn Sarah Preston 19 January 1999 9 March 2000
Ray Sykes Ian Curtis 12 January 1999 9 March 2000
Kirstie Collins Dawn McDaniel 12 January 1999 23 November 2000
Victoria Merrick Lisa Faulkner 19 January 1999 8 May 2001
Julie Fitzjohn Nicola Stephenson 12 January 1999 29 May 2001
Mike Barratt Clive Mantle 25 November 1999 5 June 2001
Jasmine Hopkins Angela Griffin 12 January 1999 5 June 2001
Liam Evans Adrian Lewis Morgan 13 February 2001 4 June 2002
Tash Bandara Thusitha Jayasundera 23 December 1999 18 June 2002
Keri McGrath Anna Mountford 12 October 2000 16 July 2002
Janice Taylor Siobhan Redmond 12 October 2000 6 August 2002
Sam Kennedy Colette Brown 20 March 2001 13 August 2002
Anton Meyer George Irving 12 January 1999 20 August 2002
Danny Shaughnessy Jeremy Edwards 25 November 1999 25 March 2003
Ben Saunders David Paisley 29 January 2002 22 April 2003
Steve Waring Peter de Jersey 12 October 2000 6 May 2003
Alex Adams Jeremy Sheffield 5 October 2000 6 August 2003
Sandy Harper Laura Sadler 5 October 2000 2 September 2003
Stan Ashleigh Paul Shane 16 November 2000 13 October 2003
Kath Fox Jan Pearson 6 June 1999 30 March 2004
Ed Keating Rocky Marshall 13 August 2002 18 May 2004
Alistair Taylor Dominic Jephcott 13 February 2001 28 December 2004
Rosie Sattar Kim Vithana 13 May 2003 11 January 2005
Will Curtis Noah Huntley 20 April 2004 5 April 2005
Lisa Fox Luisa Bradshaw-White 31 December 2001 13 September 2005
Zubin Khan Art Malik 17 June 2003 4 October 2005
Mubbs Hussein Ian Aspinall 27 November 2001 11 October 2005
Owen Davis Mark Moraghan 23 October 2001 20 December 2005
Mickie Hendrie Kelly Adams 16 March 2004 12 September 2006
Tricia Williams Sharon Maughan 8 April 2003 21 November 2006
Matt Parker Adam Best 3 May 2005 28 March 2007
Dean West Paul Henshall 3 May 2005 28 March 2007
Stuart McElroy Conor Mullen 6 November 2007 12 February 2008
Abra Durant Ade Edmondson 5 July 2005 9 December 2008
Kyla Tyson Rakie Ayola 7 February 2006 9 December 2008
Sam Strachan Tom Chambers 3 January 2006 22 December 2008
Dan Clifford Peter Wingfield 28 November 2006 26 May 2009
Maddy Young Nadine Lewington 16 January 2007 26 May 2009
Jayne Grayson Stella Gonet 10 July 2007 1 September 2009
Nick Jordan Michael French 12 January 1999 15 February 2010
Daisha Anderson Rebecca Grant 18 March 2008 22 March 2010
Maria Kendall Phoebe Thomas 28 November 2006 19 May 2010
Linden Cullen Duncan Pow 15 January 2008 12 October 2010
Mark Williams Robert Powell 15 February 2005 25 January 2011
Penny Valentine Emma Catherwood 9 June 2009 12 April 2011
Elizabeth Tait La Charné Jolly 24 May 2010 25 October 2011
Greg Douglas Edward MacLiam 17 February 2010 1 May 2012
Dan Hamilton Adam Astill 15 February 2011 10 July 2012
Eddi McKee Sarah-Jane Potts 7 June 2011 23 October 2012
Luc Hemingway Joseph Millson 8 November 2011 8 January 2013
Tara Lo Jing Lusi 5 March 2012 16 April 2013
Chrissie Williams Tina Hobley 5 June 2001 19 November 2013
Gemma Wilde Ty Glaser 22 January 2013 17 December 2013
Edward Campbell Aden Gillett 30 July 2013 7 January 2014
Jess Griffin Verona Joseph 15 January 2002 18 March 2014
Colette Sheward Louise Delamere 3 December 2013 4 November 2014
Mary-Claire Carter Niamh McGrady 29 September 2009 14 April 2015
Harry Tressler Jules Knight 14 May 2013 14 April 2015
Jonny Maconie Michael Thomson 15 May 2012 23 June 2015
Adele Effanga Petra Letang 14 January 2014 29 March 2016
Jesse Law Don Gilet 22 April 2014 12 April 2016
Chantelle Lane Lauren Drummond 7 June 2011 7 June 2016
Antoine Malick Jimmy Akingbola 4 January 2011 7 June 2016
Cara Martinez Niamh Walsh 16 June 2015 23 June 2016
Damon Ford David Ajao 6 June 2017 21 November 2017
Nina Karnik Ayesha Dharker 9 May 2017 28 November 2017
Matteo Rossini Christian Vit 29 November 2016 28 November 2017
Morven Digby Eleanor Fanyinka 30 June 2015 19 December 2017
Roxanna MacMillan Hermione Gulliford 2 April 2013 25 September 2018
John Gaskell Paul McGann 5 December 2017 20 November 2018
Meena Chowdhury Salma Hoque 12 December 2017 27 November 2018
Tom Campbell-Gore Denis Lawson 13 August 2002 15 January 2019
Lola Griffin Sharon D. Clarke 7 June 2005 15 January 2019
Connie Beauchamp Amanda Mealing 1 June 2004 5 March 2019
Frieda Petrenko Olga Fedori 17 February 2010 26 March 2019
Faye Morton Patsy Kensit 30 January 2007 3 September 2019
Diane Lloyd Patricia Potter 2 July 2002 22 October 2019
Lofty Chiltern Lee Mead 16 May 2017 17 December 2019
Xavier "Zav" Duval Marcus Griffiths 20 February 2018 14 April 2020
Raf di Lucca Joe McFadden 28 January 2014 21 July 2020
Skylar Bryce Phoebe Pryce 10 November 2020 9 March 2021
Sahira Shah Laila Rouass 15 February 2011 4 May 2021
Kian Madani Ramin Karimloo 23 April 2019 22 June 2021
Chloe Godard Amy Lennox 29 January 2019 14 September 2021
Cameron Dunn Nic Jackman 4 August 2016 14 September 2021
Jeni Sinclair Debra Stephenson 27 April 2021 28 September 2021
Lucky Simpson Vineeta Rishi 24 November 2020 16 November 2021
Zosia March Camilla Arfwedson 10 September 2013 14 December 2021
Oliver Valentine James Anderson 9 June 2009 14 December 2021
Michael Spence Hari Dhillon 20 November 2007 28 February 2022
Guy Self John Michie 26 November 2013 8 March 2022
Essie Harrison Kaye Wragg 6 May 2014 15 March 2022
Arthur Digby Rob Ostlere 2 January 2013 15 March 2022
Jasmine Burrows Lucinda Dryzek 25 April 2010 15 March 2022
Max McGerry Jo Martin 15 October 2019 29 March 2022
Mo Effanga Chizzy Akudolu 22 May 2012 29 March 2022
Elliot Hope Paul Bradley 8 November 2005 29 March 2022
Jac Naylor Rosie Marcel 22 November 2005 29 March 2022
Joseph Byrne Luke Roberts 3 January 2006 29 March 2022
Ric Griffin Hugh Quarshie 9 October 2001 29 March 2022
Serena Campbell Catherine Russell 1 May 2012 29 March 2022
Bernie Wolfe Jemma Redgrave 2 February 2016 29 March 2022
Russell "Russ" Faber Simon Slater 12 October 2021 29 March 2022
Henrik Hanssen Guy Henry 19 October 2010 29 March 2022
Jeong-Soo Han Chan Woo Lim 10 November 2020 29 March 2022
Dominic Copeland David Ames 23 April 2013 29 March 2022
Louis McGerry Tyler Luke Cunningham 31 March 2020 29 March 2022
Eli Ebrahimi Davood Ghadami 27 July 2021 29 March 2022
Kylie Maddon Amy Murphy 10 February 2021 29 March 2022
Donna Jackson Jaye Jacobs 16 March 2004 29 March 2022
Nicky McKendrick Belinda Owusu 12 December 2017 29 March 2022
Sacha Levy Bob Barrett 5 January 2010 29 March 2022
Josh Hudson Trieve Blackwood-Cambridge 10 November 2020 29 March 2022
Ange Godard Dawn Steele 8 January 2019 29 March 2022
Adrian "Fletch" Fletcher Alex Walkinshaw 12 August 2014 29 March 2022
Madge Britton Clare Burt 27 July 2021 29 March 2022

Recurring characters

Paul Blackthorne appeared in series 3 as Guy Morton.
Denise Welch guest starred as Pam McGrath.
Susannah York portrayed Helen Grant.
Bradley Hume actor Scott Adkins.
Graeme Garden played Ed Loftwood across four years.
In series 11, Meera Syal features as Tara Sodi.
Anne-Marie, Lady Byrne actress Jane Asher.
Silas Carson starred as Sunil Bhatti.
Anna-Louise Plowman appeared as Annalese Carson.
Andi Osho guest starred as Barbara Alcock.
Nina Wadia appeared in a month-long stint as Annabelle Cooper.
Carli Norris has appeared in stints as Fran Reynolds.
Jeff Rawle guest starred as Jerry Clark.
Marc Elliott played Isaac Mayfield.
Charlie Condou appeared as Ben Sherwood.
Character Actor(s) First appearance Last appearance Ref(s)
Paul Ripley Luke Mably 12 January 1999 26 January 1999
Peter Ellis Fraser James 12 January 1999 16 February 1999
Ellie Sharpe Julie Saunders 12 January 1999 9 March 1999
Damien Wetherell Matt Dempsey 16 December 1999 27 January 2000
Guy Morton Paul Blackthorne 6 March 2001 5 June 2001
Pam McGrath Denise Welch 11 June 2002 16 July 2002
Anil Banerjee Kulvinder Ghir 16 November 2000 22 October 2002
Jan Goddard Judy Loe 6 August 2002 4 February 2003
Sunil Gupta Hari Dhillon 8 May 2001 15 July 2003
Sir Charles Merrick Simon Williams 12 February 2013 15 July 2003
Anita Forbes Kirsty Mitchell 25 March 2003 29 July 2003
Helen Grant Susannah York 6 August 2003 25 November 2003
Nic Yorke Liam Garrigan 10 June 2003 30 December 2003
Kelly Yorke Rachel Leskovac 1 July 2003 27 January 2004
Anna Chandler Deborah Poplett 27 February 2001 7 December 2004
Carlos Fashola David Bedella 27 July 2004 2 August 2005
Sean Thompson Chinna Wodu 23 November 2004 10 August 2005
Andy Fishman Ace Bhatti 30 August 2005 6 December 2005
Justin Fuller Ben Richards 21 March 2006 11 July 2006
Dr Charles Victoria Pritchard 25 March 2003 18 July 2006
Michael Beauchamp Anthony Calf 19 April 2005 8 August 2006
Bradley Hume Scott Adkins 23 May 2006 17 October 2006
Reg Lund Martin Hancock 28 June 2005 17 October 2006
Sanghita Parma Mia Soteriou 31 October 2006 28 March 2007
Alan Dane Peter Hamilton Dyer 9 January 2007 1 May 2007
Ooma Chowdry Sakuntala Ramanee 10 May 2007 24 May 2007
Christopher Sutherland Patrick Toomey 4 April 2006 28 June 2007
Ed Loftwood Graeme Garden 18 February 2003 10 July 2007
Charles, Lord Byrne Ronald Pickup 3 January 2006 31 July 2007
Emma Jackson Celia Henebury 23 July 2002 2 October 2007
Zoe Foxe Alicia Davies 30 October 2007 19 December 2007
Gina Hope Gillian Bevan 21 March 2006 27 December 2007
James Crowe William Mannering 9 September 2008 1 October 2008
Jamie Norton Dominic Colchester 1 July 2008 18 November 2008
Toby Carr Paul Venables 20 January 2009 3 February 2009
Tom O'Dowd Jalaal Hartley 14 October 2008 21 April 2009
Rachel Baptiste Ayesha Antoine 18 November 2008 5 May 2009
Martha Hope Holly Lucas 11 April 2006 22 June 2009
Tara Sodi Meera Syal 22 June 2009 18 August 2009
Lauren Minster Riann Steele 2 June 2009 12 January 2010
Thandie Abebe-Griffin Ginny Holder 20 March 2007 22 February 2010
George Kerwan Joseph May 27 January 2010 22 February 2010
Toby Geddes Rick Warden 17 February 2010 9 March 2010
Judith Marchant Shelagh McLeod 20 October 2009 15 March 2010
Vanessa Lytton Leslie Ash 13 October 2009 6 April 2010
Davina MacKenzie Sarah Winman 11 November 2008 19 May 2010
Paul Rose Andrew Lewis 19 October 2000 7 June 2010
Keith Greene Alex Macqueen 10 May 2005 13 July 2010
Nicky van Barr Alan Morrissey 30 June 2009 26 October 2010
Anne-Marie, Lady Byrne Jane Asher 10 May 2007 28 December 2010
Sarita Dubashi Rakhee Thakrar 2 November 2010 8 February 2011
Kieran Callaghan Barry Sloane 16 November 2010 8 March 2011
Lulu Hutchison Fiona Hampton 19 July 2011 6 September 2011
Sunil Bhatti Silas Carson 19 April 2011 11 October 2011
Sir Fraser Anderson Aneirin Hughes 28 June 2011 18 October 2011
Stephen Hopewell Lex Shrapnel 6 September 2011 13 December 2011
Lleucu Jones Daisy Keeping 9 August 2011 27 March 2012
Alex Broadhurst Sasha Behar 7 February 2012 3 April 2012
Rafi Raza Zubin Varla 21 February 2012 17 April 2012
Annalese Carson Anna-Louise Plowman 4 November 2008 24 April 2012
Barbara Alcock Andi Osho 19 June 2012 3 July 2012
Ella Barnes Emma Hiddleston 1 May 2012 10 July 2012
Simon Marshall Paul Nicholls 22 May 2012 10 July 2012
Max Schneider John Light 7 August 2012 25 September 2012
George Binns Leander Deeny 14 August 2012 2 October 2012
Albie Cheshire Andrew Greenough 6 November 2012 11 December 2012
Ramona Gomez María Fernández-Ache 13 November 2012 18 December 2012
Lilah Birdwood Natasha Leigh 30 October 2012 2 January 2013
Rhys Hopkins Gareth David-Lloyd 30 October 2012 2 January 2013
Terence Cunningham Roger Barclay 28 July 2009 15 January 2013
Sean Dolan Wil Johnson 1 November 2011 22 January 2013
Sharon Kozinsky Madeleine Potter 30 April 2013 27 August 2013
Jake Patterson Louis Payne 22 January 2013 26 November 2013
Jeremy Solis Tom Beard 14 January 2014 28 January 2014
Bonnie Wallis Carlyss Peer 8 October 2013 1 April 2014
Paula Burrows Julie Legrand 30 March 2010 19 June 2014
James Hope Sam Stockman 22 August 2006 22 July 2014
Adrienne McKinnie Sandra Voe 12 February 2013 18 November 2014
Amy Teo Wendy Kweh 25 March 2014 16 December 2014
Sophia Verlaine Nina Toussaint-White 11 November 2014 23 December 2014
Nathan Hargreave Jotham Annan 2 January 2013 30 December 2014
Sir Dennis Hopkins-Clark Rupert Frazer 8 March 2016 12 April 2015
Annabelle Cooper Nina Wadia 21 April 2015 19 May 2015
Angus Farrell Jamie Glover 24 May 2011 2 June 2015
Lucy Mottica Lisa Marged 19 May 2015 18 August 2015
Clifford George Geff Francis 28 April 2015 1 September 2015
Sebastian Coulter Hadley Fraser 16 June 2015 15 September 2015
Brigitte Nye Sally Dexter 11 August 2015 22 September 2015
Naomi Palmer Lorna Brown 3 May 2016 5 July 2016
Imelda Cousins Tessa Peake-Jones 20 November 2012 25 October 2016
Tristan Wood Jonathan McGuinness 23 August 2016 15 November 2016
Elinor Campbell Amy McCallum 5 June 2012 3 January 2017
Charlotte Hope
Inga Olsen Kaisa Hammarlund 6 September 2016 3 January 2017
Alex Lambert Jack Hawkins 17 May 2016 7 March 2017
Kyle Greenham Alan Morrissey 23 September 2014 11 April 2017
Fran Reynolds Carli Norris 15 September 2015 11 July 2017
Kim Whitfield Louisa Clein 11 October 2016 10 October 2017
Parker Whitfield Louis Davison 18 October 2016 10 October 2017
David Hopkins Fraser James 14 November 2017 7 December 2017
Fredrik Johansson William Postlethwaite 5 September 2017 7 December 2017
Jerry Clark Jeff Rawle 8 January 2013 12 December 2017
Jeremy Warren Nick Rhys 10 October 2017 19 December 2017
Abigail Tate Olivia Poulet 3 April 2018 4 September 2018
Mikey Fletcher Kai O'Loughlin 3 May 2016 25 September 2018
Sydney Somers Gemma Oaten 11 April 2017 11 December 2018
Sheilagh Chiltern Wanda Ventham 23 January 2018 18 December 2018
Leah Faulkner Hannah Daniel 2 October 2018 18 December 2018
Steven Fletcher Jesse Birdsall 31 July 2018 27 December 2018
Derwood Thompson Ben Hull 3 July 2012 27 December 2018
Greta Allinson Zoe Croft 7 February 2018 2 January 2019
Arianne Cornell Sara Stewart 9 January 2018 2 January 2019
Roman Makarenko Marko Leht 24 April 2018 22 January 2019
Kofi Johnstone Richard Pepple 13 June 2017 19 March 2019
Theo Fletcher Stanley Rabbetts 29 August 2017 20 March 2019
Amira Zafar Poppy Jhakra 10 October 2017 20 March 2019
Isaac Mayfield Marc Elliott 23 June 2016 11 June 2019
Patricia Ghraoui Sirine Saba 29 May 2018 20 June 2019
"Scary" Sue Buchanan Angela Lonsdale 2 October 2018 9 July 2019
Evan Crowhurst Jack Ryder 20 March 2019 1 October 2019
Darla Johnstone Naomi Katiyo 25 April 2017 8 October 2019
Fleur Fanshawe Debbie Chazen 14 October 2014 19 November 2019
Phoebe Palmer Daisy Wood-Davis 2 April 2019 17 December 2019
Ben Sherwood Charlie Condou 19 December 2019 24 March 2020
David Hide Jason Durr 5 March 2019 7 April 2020
Tracey McKendrick Cathy Murphy 21 January 2020 14 July 2020
Emma Naylor-Maconie Darcey Burke 7 January 2014 28 July 2020
Beka Levy Francesca Barrett 19 April 2010 26 January 2021
Rhean McGee
Michael Townsend Elliot Levey 17 November 2020 2 February 2021
Jodie Rodgers Sian Reese-Williams 10 November 2020 16 February 2021
Alex Duval Miles Mitchell 9 October 2018 2 March 2021
Leemore Marrett Jr
Reyhan Shah Raad Rawi 2 March 2021 4 May 2021
Andrei Tarpov Sonny Poon Tip 6 April 2021 22 June 2021
Ethan Hardy George Rainsford 7 June 2016 14 September 2021
Iain Dean Michael Stevenson 30 August 2016 14 September 2021
Rich Peterson Richard Pepper 7 July 2021 14 September 2021
Mia Barron Briana Shann 27 October 2009 5 October 2021
Jada Wallace-Mitchell
Elaine Hudson Carol Walton 7 July 2021 19 October 2021
Evie Fletcher Phoebe French 20 January 2015 16 November 2021
Macey Chipping
Carole Copeland Julia Deakin 30 June 2015 7 December 2021
Billie Faber Delainey Hayles 2 November 2021 8 March 2022
Amelia Ebrahimi Lucy Briggs-Owen 28 September 2021 22 March 2022
Jason Haynes Jules Robertson 9 February 2016 29 March 2022
Lexy Morrell Jenny Howe 22 May 2012 29 March 2022

Footnotes

  1. ^ The original broadcast date of the character's first appearance.
  2. ^ The original broadcast date of the character's last appearance.

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