Emmerdale's Michael Wildman: 'It’s about time Al and Cain fought'
It will be the showdown to end all showdowns.
Al Chapman (Michael Wildman) and Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley) have been sizing each other up for a long time in Emmerdale, but it seems their impending clash is only just over the horizon.
At a recent press event attended by RadioTimes.com, Emmerdale confirmed the duelling villagers will go head-to-head soon.
Though the outcome is being kept under tight wraps, it's sure to be a dramatic time on the soap.
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Teasing the highly-anticipated rumble in the village, Michael said: "It's about time the two of them started rubbing up against each other! It's been in the making for a long time... let's get on with it!
"It's a situation that surely has to come... they've had a lot of banter and have been crossing swords, but never really actually gone full pelt on things.
"I'm hoping this could potentially come to a little getting it together in terms of having it out..."
Speaking further on the drama, Cain actor Jeff recently told RadioTimes.com that his character would be involved in a big storyline coming up towards the end of the month.
Teasing the drama, he said: "Beyond Faith’s death, there is another big thing coming up for Cain at the end of October, probably the biggest thing that has happened to him in a while. All I can say is I’ve been filming some scenes for the storyline today – and it’s intense!"
Is it related to the showdown we know is on its way? Only time will tell...
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Helen Daly is the Associate Editor for Radio Times, overseeing new initiatives and commercial projects for the brand. She was previously Deputy TV Editor at a national publication. She has a BA in English Literature and an MA in Media & Journalism from Newcastle University.
