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Sean Wilson Quits Coronation Street Return

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Sean Wilson, known for his role as Martin Platt on Coronation Street, has decided not to return to the show as planned. This unexpected news comes from ITV, which confirmed that the actor will not be joining the drama as part of an exit storyline for Helen Worth, who has played Gail Platt for an incredible 50 years.

Originally, Wilson was set to reprise his role in October, marking an emotional farewell to Gail. However, he has stepped down from filming, citing personal reasons. A spokesperson for ITV shared this news, leaving fans surprised and disappointed.

Wilson’s last appearance on Coronation Street was six years ago, and he was excited about slipping back into the character he left behind. He described the experience as putting on an old, comfortable jumper from his wardrobe. But following a meeting at ITV, he didn’t return to the set.

<pThis sudden change means the writers must now rework Gail Platt's exit storyline. Reports indicate that Helen Worth is upset about Wilson not being part of her farewell scenes, as his inclusion was a key part of the narrative.

The decision has come as a shock to the cast and crew, who were looking forward to having Wilson back. An insider mentioned that everyone was surprised, and the news has shaken things up backstage. It was expected to be a significant moment for the Platt family as they bid goodbye to Gail.

Sean Wilson, who originally played Martin for 20 years from 1985 to 2005, has had occasional returns to the show, with his last visit being in 2018. In that visit, he made peace with his on-screen son, David, before moving to New Zealand with his family.

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