September 17th 2024.
During the early 00s, there was a familiar face on Eastenders - Alex Ferns, who played the character of Trevor Morgan. However, it's hard to believe that it's been two decades since we last saw him on Albert Square because he looks completely different now.
One of the most talked-about storylines on the soap during the 00s was the physical abuse that Trevor inflicted on his wife, Little Mo, throughout their marriage. It was a gripping and emotional plot that kept viewers on the edge of their seats.
But recently, Alex made a comeback to our screens in BBC's latest drama, Nightsleeper. This time, he plays a passenger on a sleeper train from Glasgow to London, caught in the aftermath of a hijacking. It's a far cry from his days as Trevor on Eastenders.
Looking back on Trevor and Little Mo's storyline, there were some unforgettable moments, such as when Mo tried to defend herself by hitting Trevor over the head with an iron. And who can forget the scene where Trevor forced Mo to eat her Christmas dinner on the floor? It was a rollercoaster of emotions for the characters and the viewers.
But things reached an explosive climax in 2002 when Trevor met his demise in an explosion after threatening Mo with a petrol can. The actor who played Trevor, 55-year-old Alex, was recently asked if there was a possibility of his character returning to the Square, even though he's pretty much dead. In a light-hearted manner, he replied that he would never say never and even joked about Trevor wreaking havoc on the Square again.
As for Kacey, who played Little Mo, she hasn't ruled out a return to Eastenders if the right story came along. However, she also feels that her character's story has come full circle and she's currently enjoying exploring diverse roles outside of the soap.
It's safe to say that both Alex and Kacey have moved on from their Eastenders days and are excited about new opportunities in their careers. But who knows, maybe one day we'll see Trevor's eyes peering through the letterbox again, causing chaos on Albert Square. After all, as they say, never say never.
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