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Random man stares down the camera on Eastenders, becomes internet star

Who is he? Where did he come from? Will someone give him a main part?

Feb 20th 2015, 10:00 PM 9,355 Views 0 Comments

EASTENDERS HAS BEEN full of great moments this week – and just when we thought it was all over, it has given us one more.

In the wake of last night’s big revelation and to mark the end of the live episodes, there was a live backstage show where all the cast were interviewed about what happened.

While Zoe Ball was interviewing actor Adam Woodyatt (AKA Ian Beale) a random man made himself known at the side of the screen.
https://vine.co/v/OQuxXTrTYQj

See how he looks around Zoe Ball to stare at the camera some more:

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Needless to say, everyone is enamoured with this man, and wondering where in the name of God he came from. BBC, can you explain this?

Who was the old bloke on Eastenders there...😂😂😂😂 bombed the live interview with @AdamWoodyatt #EELive
— Stuart Donaghy (@Stu22donaghy) February 20, 2015

Source: Stuart Donaghy/Twitter

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Can anyone with a rewind function please rewind and look at that random old man staring into the camera!?! #EELive
— Daniel (@sillyolddaniel) February 20, 2015

Source: Silly Old Daniel/Twitter

In just a few seconds, this man has had a better telly career than most actors... #EELive pic.twitter.com/VBgvYGYP2e
— Miss L (@ProResting) February 20, 2015

Source: Miss L/Twitter

Cast him in everything. At once.

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Random man stares down the camera on Eastenders, becomes internet star