Coronation Street removes Sean Wilson due to raised concerns.

It was announced that Sean Wilson, who played Martin Platt in Coronation Street from 1985 to 2005, would be returning to the show as part of Gail Platt's final scenes. Fans were thrilled at the prospect of seeing Martin again, especially since his last appearance on the show was six years ago. However, just a few days after the announcement, it was revealed that Sean had suddenly stepped down from the role due to personal reasons.

According to reports, a concern was raised about Sean during a chat with show bosses before his departure. This came as a surprise to many, as most of his scenes had already been filmed and everyone was expecting to see more of him in the upcoming episodes. The situation was kept under wraps, leaving the cast and crew to speculate about what could have led to Sean's sudden exit.

John Thomson, best known for his roles in Cold Feet and The Fast Show, was reportedly chosen to replace Sean in the plot. He will be reprising his previous role as Jesse Chadwick, which is expected to reignite the long-standing feud between Eileen and Gail. It was said that the show wanted a recognizable name for this storyline and John fit the bill perfectly.

In a press release, Sean expressed his excitement at returning to the show and reuniting with his TV family. He promised fans that there would be plenty of drama and twists in store for his character as the storyline unfolds. However, his sudden departure has left everyone wondering what could have happened behind the scenes.

Despite the unexpected change in the cast, fans are eagerly anticipating the final scenes between Gail and Martin. It has been hinted that this could be a major turning point for Gail's character and could potentially pave the way for a future return to the show. But for now, the exact reason for Sean's departure remains a mystery, leaving fans to speculate and eagerly await the next episode.

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