Gary Lucy to quit The Bill

28/07/2009 - 10:23

Gary Lucy to quit The Bill
 

Gary Lucy has decided to leave The Bill, it has been confirmed.

Gary plans to quit his role as Detective Constable Will Fletcher after four years to pursue other interests.

He will appear in in the ITV1 police drama until December.

A spokesperson for The Bill said: "Gary Lucy has decided not to renew his contract when it comes up for renewal in September. After four years, he is taking a break from The Bill to explore other projects."

In a bid to raise his profile, Gary, who previously appeared in Hollyoaks and Footballers' Wives, is rumoured to be considering competing in the next series of Dancing on Ice, which would mean he would start training this winter.

An ITV source told The Mirror: "Gary has been seen on the ice recently, so it looks like he is prepared to go from the boys in blue to a man in sequins and pink leotards."

While it is not yet known how Gary's character will be written out of The Bill, show bosses are keen to keep the door open.

The spokesperson said: "There is always an opportunity for him to return."

The Bill recently moved to its new post-watershed time-slot of 9pm.

TV Times graphic




Gary Lucy 28-08
 

Comments do not always reflect the views of What's On TV, or IPC Media, for guidelines visit our Ts & Cs page

Advertisement

 
 

Today's Top Features

 

Games

Win Prizes

Play fantastic online games like Strike It Lucky and win instant cash prizes!

Play more

 

The Soap Scoop

 

Advertisement

Also in What's On TV

Soaps

Hollyoaks' Ashley quits smoking for his son

Hollyoaks star Ashley Taylor Dawson says he's quit smoking to set a good example to his son.

UK Drama

Adrian Lester: Hustle demise is no 'end of an era'

Adrian Lester says he's not upset about his TV show Hustle coming to an end.

Reality TV

Amanda Holden 'euphoric' about her return to BGT

Amanda Holden says she is 'euphoric' about making her return to the judging panel of Britain's Got Talent.

US Series

House to end this year, says Hugh Laurie

Medical drama House is ending its eight-year US run this season.

Star Interviews

Whitechapel's Phil Davis: 'I'm nothing like Miles'

Phil Davis talks about his role as bad-tempered DS Miles in the gothic drama series Whitechapel and why Miles is trying to sort out Chandler's love life!

Good To Know