Michelle Collins , best known for her iconic role as Cindy Beale in BBC's EastEnders , left fans astonished with her age-defying appearance and devoted advocacy for mature women and actors during her recent interview on Lorraine. The TV star was praised for her commitment to keeping the stories and presence of older generations alive and well in the spotlight. Social media was abuzz with heartfelt tributes for Michelle's dedication .
One fan expressed their appreciation, tweeting: "@missmcollins Loved your Lorraine interview. The way you champion all us older actors is so heartening. We may be well seasoned but we are not dead yet! " Others hailed her appearance on the chat show, with comments like: "Great Interview on #Lorraine this morning @missmcollins loving that Cindy is back in #EastEnders," and "@missmcollins just watching you on Lorraine.
You look incredible! I'm sat here in sweats not looking as good." Another supporter reached out with a message of thanks: "@missmcollins just listening to you on [Lorraine]. Thank You for speaking out for mature women and actors.
Please write our stories, as you say we have so much to say and give." Soap legend Michelle, aged 62 and famed for her stints on both EastEnders and Coronation Street , shocked fans by returning to her role as the iconic Cindy Beale in EastEnders last year. The character's off-screen death 25 years ago in 1998 sent shockwaves through Albert Square, with viewers convinced that was the end of Cindy.
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