Coronation Street star Cheryl Murray dies aged 71 after 6 years playing Gail Potter’s best friend Suzie Birchall --[Reported by Umva mag]

CORONATION Street star Cheryl Murray has died aged 71 after six years playing Gail Potter’s best friend Suzie Birchall on the cobbles. Cheryl was best known for playing Suzie on Corrie from 1977 to 1979 and again in 1983. Cheryl Murray played Suzie Birchall on Coronation StreetRex Suzie was Gail Porter’s best friendRex Cheryl was on the cobbles from 1977 to 1979 and again in 1983Rex News Group Newspapers LtdShe backed The Sun’s 2000 campaign to Save The Rovers[/caption] Cheryl as Suzie on Coronation StreetRex The actress also had a spell on EmmerdaleRex She also appeared in the music video for Morrissey’s hit song Everyday is Like Sunday. And Cheryl appeared in the classic Eighties BBC sitcoms Hi-de-Hi! and Sorry! She was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and had her first MS attack while working on Coronation Street. After a spell on Emmerdale, Cheryl was forced to retire from acting aged just 46 in 1998 because of the disease. The actress was born in Liverpool in 1952 and died on September 23 last year. ITV said in a statement: “We are saddened to hear of the recent passing of Cheryl Murray, our thoughts are with her family and friends. “Her vibrant portrayal of Gail’s best friend and Elsie Tanner’s lodger Suzie Birchall lived on in the memories of Coronation Street fans long after Suzie left the cobbles for the bright lights of London.”

Oct 10, 2024 - 15:40

Coronation Street star Cheryl Murray dies aged 71 after 6 years playing Gail Potter’s best friend Suzie Birchall --[Reported by Umva mag]

CORONATION Street star Cheryl Murray has died aged 71 after six years playing Gail Potter’s best friend Suzie Birchall on the cobbles.

Cheryl was best known for playing Suzie on Corrie from 1977 to 1979 and again in 1983.

a woman sits on a couch with her hand on her chin — Cheryl Murray played Suzie Birchall on Coronation Street

two women are standing next to each other in a room — Suzie was Gail Porter’s best friend

a woman in a chef 's hat stands in front of a sign for muncher 's — Cheryl was on the cobbles from 1977 to 1979 and again in 1983

a woman wearing a red shirt that says save the rovers

She backed The Sun’s 2000 campaign to Save The Rovers[/caption]

a man and a woman are talking to each other — Cheryl as Suzie on Coronation Street

a woman in a red dress shakes hands with a man in a tuxedo — The actress also had a spell on Emmerdale

She also appeared in the music video for Morrissey’s hit song Everyday is Like Sunday.

And Cheryl appeared in the classic Eighties BBC sitcoms Hi-de-Hi! and Sorry!

She was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and had her first MS attack while working on Coronation Street.

After a spell on Emmerdale, Cheryl was forced to retire from acting aged just 46 in 1998 because of the disease.

The actress was born in Liverpool in 1952 and died on September 23 last year.

ITV said in a statement: “We are saddened to hear of the recent passing of Cheryl Murray, our thoughts are with her family and friends.

“Her vibrant portrayal of Gail’s best friend and Elsie Tanner’s lodger Suzie Birchall lived on in the memories of Coronation Street fans long after Suzie left the cobbles for the bright lights of London.”

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Coronation Street star Cheryl Murray dies aged 71 after 6 years playing Gail Potter’s best friend Suzie Birchall --[Reported by Umva mag]

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