Casualty star teases water stunt involving Iain Dean
Casualty star Michael Stevenson has teased an upcoming water stunt involving his character Iain Dean.
Sharing the update on his Instagram account, the actor posted a photo of himself outside Pinewood Studios and revealed that he'd shooting there for upcoming scenes on the BBC medical drama.
"Feeling pretty bloody lucky to have spent two days filming at the legendary @pinewoodstudios," he wrote.
"This is a dream come true for me to be on a studio lot steeped in so much film history."
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While Stevenson didn't go into detail on what he had been filming at the studio, the actor added that he'd been working with an underwater crew - suggesting the paramedic will be involved in a water stunt at some point in the future.
He continued: "Thank you to Dave Shaw and his underwater team for looking after me and making the whole experience an absolute joy!
"As always, thank you to the @bbccasualtyofficial crew for being the best, home and away!"
Stevenson first joined the BBC soap as paramedic Iain back in 2012 until 2019, he later reprised the role in 2021. His character has also had various appearances on the soap's former spin-off series Holby City.
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Meanwhile, the most recent episode of Casualty saw a shock exit for Ryan Firth (Eddie-Joe Robinson) during the aftermath of a brutal attack, which saw him left with life changing injuries after being assaulted by a grieving patient's husband.
Despite offers of support from his friends and colleagues, the attack had left Ryan feeling hesitant about his future in the ED - with the character ultimately deciding that remaining in his job would be too difficult for him.
Casualty airs on Saturdays on BBC One and streams on BBC iPlayer.
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