List of Hollyoaks characters

Hollyoaks is a British television soap opera first broadcast on Channel 4 on 23 October 1995.[1] The following is a list of characters who currently appear in the programme, listed in order of first appearance. In the case that more than one actor has portrayed a character, the current actor portraying the character is listed first.

Present characters

Regular characters
Character Actor(s) Duration Ref(s)
Tony HutchinsonNick Pickard1995−present[2]
Cindy CunninghamStephanie Waring1995−2000, 2002, 2004, 2008−present[2]
Laura Crossley
Jack OsborneJimmy McKenna1996−present[2]
Darren OsborneAshley Taylor Dawson1996−1997, 1999−2001, 2003−present[2]
Adam Booth
Luke MorganGary Lucy1999−2002, 2017−2022[2]
Zara MorganKelly Greenwood1999−2005, 2021−present[3]
Tom CunninghamEllis Hollins1999−present[2]
Nancy HaytonJessica Fox2005−present[2]
Ste HayKieron Richardson2006−present[2]
Mercedes McQueenJennifer Metcalfe2006−present[2]
Warren FoxJamie Lomas2006−2011, 2016−present[4]
John Paul McQueenJames Sutton2006−2008, 2012−2017, 2019−present[5]
Charlie DeanCharlie Behan2006−present[2][6]
Joshua McConville
Leah BarnesEla-May Demircan2007−present[2]
Jessica Croft-Lane
Magic Hurst
Nana McQueenDiane Langton2007−2009, 2012−present[2]
Theresa McQueenJorgie Porter2008−2016, 2020−present[7]
Diane O'ConnorAlex Fletcher2010−present[2]
Liberty SavageJessamy Stoddart2010−2013, 2018−present[8]
Abi Phillips
Joel DexterRory Douglas-Speed2011−2013, 2016−present[2]
Andrew Still
Maxine MinniverNikki Sanderson2012−present[2]
Sienna BlakeAnna Passey2012−present[2]
Peri LomaxRuby O'Donnell2013−present[2]
Leela LomaxKirsty-Leigh Porter2013−present[2]
Grace BlackTamara Wall2013−present[2]
Cleo McQueenNadine Mulkerrin2015−present[2]
Scott DrinkwellRoss Adams2015−present[2]
Sally St. ClaireAnnie Wallace2015−present[2]
James NightingaleGregory Finnegan2016−present[2]
Goldie McQueenChelsee Healey2016−present[2]
Prince McQueenMalique Thompson-Dwyer2016−2019, 2021−present[9]
Yasmine MaalikHaiesha Mistry2017−present[2]
Misbah MaalikHarvey Virdi2017−present[2]
Damon KinsellaJacob Roberts2017−present[2]
Imran MaalikIjaz Rana2017−present[2]
Oliver MorganGabriel Clark2018−present[10]
Aedan Duckworth
Donna-Marie QuinnLucy-Jo Hudson2018−present[11]
Romeo NightingaleOwen Warner2018−present[11]
Brooke HathawayTylan Grant2018−present[12]
Martine DeverauxKéllé Bryan2018−present[13]
Juliet NightingaleNiamh Blackshaw2018−present[14]
Walter DeverauxTrevor A. Toussaint2018−present[15]
Sid SumnerBilly Price2019−present[16]
Verity HutchinsonEva O'Hara2020−present[17]
Felix WestwoodRichard Blackwood2020−present[18]
Ripley LennoxKi Griffin2020−present[19]
Shaq QureshiOmar Malik2021−present[20]
Ali ShahzadRaji James2021−present[21]
Saul ReevesChris Charles2021−present[22]
Olivia BradshawEmily Burnett2021−present[23]
Pearl AndersonDawn Hope2021−present[24]
DeMarcus WestwoodTomi Ade2021−present[25]
Serena Chen-WilliamsEmma Lau2021−present[26]
Lexi CalderNatalie Anderson2021–present[27]
Ethan WilliamsMatthew James-Bailey2021−present[26]
Dave Chen-WilliamsDominic Power2021−present[26]
Honour Chen-WilliamsVera Chok2021–present[26]
Sam Chen-WilliamsMatthew McGivern2021–present[26]
Lizzie Chen-WilliamsLily Best2021–present[26]
Mason Chen-WilliamsFrank Kauer2021–present[26]
Zain RanderiJonas Khan2022–present[28]
Zoe AndersonGarcia Brown2022–present[29]
Eric FosterAngus Castle-Doughty2022–present[30]
Nadira ValliAshling O'Shea2022–present[31]
Norma CrowGlynis Barber2022–present[32]

Recurring and guest characters
Character Actor(s) Duration Ref(s)
Ella RichardsonErin Palmer2008, 2017−present[2]
Lucas HayWilliam Hall2009−2019, 2021−present[2]
Reuben Thwaites
Jude Hawley
Kathleen-Angel McQueenKiara Mellor2010−2016, 2021−present[33]
Nieve Grandison
Bobby CostelloJayden Fox2011−2013, 2018−present[34]
Jakob Chialton
Oscar OsborneNoah Holdsworth2012−present[35]
Ralph Norman
Zack Norman
Matthew McQueenMatthew Clohessy2012−2017, 2020−present[36][37]
Ralph Norman
Zack Norman
Anthony HutchinsonCaelan Cobbledick-Manning2013−present[38][39]
Alby
Maeve
Dee Dee HutchinsonLacey Findlow2013−present[40][39]
Annabelle White
Charlotte White
Rose LomaxIsla Pritchard2013−present[41]
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Mollie Doherty
Mia-Rae
Hilton CunninghamBlake Wood2014−present[44]
Minnie MinniverEva Lorente2014−2020, 2022–present[35][45]
Ava Rooney
Curtis RoyleCharlie Hughes2015−present[46]
Steph Cunningham-LomaxIsabella Hibbert2015−present[47][48]
Katie
Daniel LomaxKyzo-dré Murphy2016−present[49][50]
Beau Bell
Sophie BlakeDaisy P2017−2020, 2022–present[51]
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Phoebe
Rubie Graham
Laylie
Lottie
Sebastian BlakeElliott P2017−2020, 2022–present[52]
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Eric
Rorie Graham
Oakley
Ocean
D.S. CohenAriana Fraval2019−present[56]
Faith Uncredited 2020−present[57]
Eva HutchinsonUncredited 2021−present[58]
Wendy BlissettJennifer Armour2022–present[59]

Cast changes

Departing characters
Character Actor(s) Ref(s)
Luke MorganGary Lucy[60]

Returning characters
Character Actor(s) Ref(s)
Scarlett MorganSusie Amy[61]

Future characters
Character Actor(s) Ref(s)
Alex RamsdanMatt Lapinskas[62]

Former characters
Main article: List of former Hollyoaks characters

Lists of characters by year of introduction

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