List of Holby City characters

Holby City is a British medical drama television series that has been broadcast on BBC One in the United Kingdom since 12 January 1999.[1] The series was created by Tony McHale and Mal Young as a spin-off from the BBC medical drama Casualty, which is set in the emergency department of the fictional Holby City Hospital, based in the equally fictitious town of Holby.[2][3] The show focuses on the fictional lives, both professional and personal, of the medical and ancillary staff on the hospital's surgical wards.[4] It is primarily filmed at the BBC Elstree Centre in Borehamwood.[5] The show has aired twenty-one full series with over 1000 episodes and is currently airing the twenty-second series.[6][7] Young wanted to explore what happened to patients treated in Casualty once they were taken away to the hospital's surgical wards.[4] He opined that Casualty limited itself to "accident of the week" storylines, while Holby City allowed the possibility of storylines about long-term care, rather than immediate life-and-death decisions.[8] A police procedural spin-off, HolbyBlue, began airing from 8 May 2007, running for two series before being cancelled due to poor viewing figures.[9]

The set of Holby City, located at BBC Elstree Centre in Borehamwood.

The serial features an ensemble cast of regular and recurring characters, and began with 11 main characters in its first series, all of whom have since left the show.[5] Characters have since been written in and out of the series, and fifteen actors are now employed to the main cast.[5] Having appeared since the fourth series, the show's longest-serving character is Ric Griffin, portrayed by Hugh Quarshie.[10] Additionally, Holby City features a number of guest artists in each episode as well as recurring characters who appear in story arcs.[11] Many regular cast members in the show have made prior, minor appearances as both patients and staff members in both Holby City and Casualty. In 2015, casting directors hired Niamh Walsh for the regular role of Cara Martinez after a guest part as a patient in Casualty.[12] Characters from Holby City have appeared in sister shows Casualty and HolbyBlue and vice versa. Although most characters only guest star, some have become regular cast members. Amanda Mealing joined Casualty as Connie Beauchamp in 2014, following a six-year stint in Holby City. Nick Jordan actor Michael French has had stints in the main cast of both Holby City and Casualty, and Clive Mantle reprised his role as Mike Barratt in Holby City in 1999, two years after leaving Casualty.[13]

Present characters

Regular characters

Guy Henry portrays Henrik Hanssen.[14]

Ramin Karimloo features as Kian Madani.[15]

Jo Martin appears as Max McGerry.[16]

Character	Actor(s)	First appearance[lower-alpha 1]	Ref(s)
Ric Griffin	Hugh Quarshie	9 October 2001	[17]
Donna Jackson	Jaye Jacobs	16 March 2004	[18]
Jac Naylor	Rosie Marcel	22 November 2005	[19]
Sacha Levy	Bob Barrett	5 January 2010	[20]
Henrik Hanssen	Guy Henry	19 October 2010	[14]
Dominic Copeland	David Ames	23 April 2013	[21]
Adrian "Fletch" Fletcher	Alex Walkinshaw	12 August 2014	[22]
Cameron Dunn	Nic Jackman	4 August 2016	[23]
Nicky McKendrick	Belinda Owusu	12 December 2017	[24]
Ange Godard	Dawn Steele	8 January 2019	[25]
Chloe Godard	Amy Lennox	29 January 2019	[26]
Kian Madani	Ramin Karimloo	23 April 2019	[15]
Max McGerry	Jo Martin	15 October 2019	[16]
Louis McGerry	Tyler Luke Cunningham	31 March 2020	[27]

Recurring characters

Character	Actor(s)	First appearance[lower-alpha 1]	Ref(s)
Mia Barron	Briana Shann	27 October 2009	[28][29]
	Jada Wallace-Mitchell
Emma Naylor-Maconie	Darcey Burke	7 January 2014	[30]
Fleur Fanshawe	Debbie Chazen	14 October 2014	[31]
Evie Fletcher	Phoebe French	20 January 2015	[32][33]
	Macey Chipping
Carole Copeland	Julia Deakin	30 June 2015	[34]
Jason Haynes	Jules Robertson	9 February 2016	[35]

Impending cast changes

Character	Actor(s)	Details	Ref(s)
Connie Beauchamp	Amanda Mealing	Guest appearing 2020	[36]

Former characters

Regular characters

Clive Mantle starred as Mike Barratt, having reprised the role from Casualty.[37]

Luisa Bradshaw-White starred as Lisa Fox.[38]

Ade Edmondson appeared as Abra Durant across multiple stints.[39]

Peter Wingfield portrayed Dan Clifford.[40]

Lucinda Dryzek had a year-long stint as Jasmine Burrows.[41]

John Gaskell actor Paul McGann.[42]

Jemma Redgrave portrayed Bernie Wolfe.[43]

Denis Lawson starred as Tom Campbell-Gore.[44]

Patsy Kensit played Faye Morton.[45]

Elliot Hope actor Paul Bradley.[46]

Character	Actor(s)	First appearance[lower-alpha 1]	Last appearance[lower-alpha 2]	Ref(s)
Muriel McKendrick	Phyllis Logan	19 January 1999	9 March 1999	[47]
Karen Newburn	Sarah Preston	19 January 1999	9 March 2000	[48]
Ray Sykes	Ian Curtis	12 January 1999	9 March 2000	[48]
Kirstie Collins	Dawn McDaniel	12 January 1999	23 November 2000	[49]
Victoria Merrick	Lisa Faulkner	19 January 1999	8 May 2001	[50]
Julie Fitzjohn	Nicola Stephenson	12 January 1999	29 May 2001	[51]
Mike Barratt	Clive Mantle	25 November 1999	5 June 2001	[37]
Jasmine Hopkins	Angela Griffin	12 January 1999	5 June 2001	[52]
Liam Evans	Adrian Lewis Morgan	13 February 2001	4 June 2002	[53]
Tash Bandara	Thusitha Jayasundera	23 December 1999	18 June 2002	[54]
Keri McGrath	Anna Mountford	12 October 2000	16 July 2002	[55]
Janice Taylor	Siobhan Redmond	12 October 2000	6 August 2002	[56]
Sam Kennedy	Colette Brown	20 March 2001	13 August 2002	[57]
Anton Meyer	George Irving	12 January 1999	20 August 2002	[58]
Danny Shaughnessy	Jeremy Edwards	25 November 1999	25 March 2003	[59]
Ben Saunders	David Paisley	29 January 2002	22 April 2003	[60]
Steve Waring	Peter de Jersey	12 October 2000	6 May 2003	[61]
Alex Adams	Jeremy Sheffield	5 October 2000	6 August 2003	[62]
Sandy Harper	Laura Sadler	5 October 2000	2 September 2003	[63]
Stan Ashleigh	Paul Shane	16 November 2000	13 October 2003	[64]
Kath Fox	Jan Pearson	6 June 1999	30 March 2004	[65]
Ed Keating	Rocky Marshall	13 August 2002	18 May 2004	[66]
Alistair Taylor	Dominic Jephcott	13 February 2001	28 December 2004	[67]
Rosie Sattar	Kim Vithana	13 May 2003	11 January 2005	[68]
Will Curtis	Noah Huntley	20 April 2004	5 April 2005	[69]
Lisa Fox	Luisa Bradshaw-White	31 December 2001	13 September 2005	[38]
Mubbs Hussein	Ian Aspinall	27 November 2001	11 October 2005	[70]
Zubin Khan	Art Malik	17 June 2003	11 October 2005	[71]
Owen Davis	Mark Moraghan	23 October 2001	20 December 2005	[72]
Mickie Hendrie	Kelly Adams	16 March 2004	12 September 2006	[73]
Tricia Williams	Sharon Maughan	8 April 2003	21 November 2006	[74]
Matt Parker	Adam Best	3 May 2005	28 March 2007	[75]
Dean West	Paul Henshall	3 May 2005	28 March 2007	[75]
Abra Durant	Ade Edmondson	5 July 2005	9 December 2008	[39]
Kyla Tyson	Rakie Ayola	7 February 2006	9 December 2008	[76]
Sam Strachan	Tom Chambers	3 January 2006	22 December 2008	[77]
Dan Clifford	Peter Wingfield	28 November 2006	26 May 2009	[40]
Maddy Young	Nadine Lewington	16 January 2007	26 May 2009	[78]
Jayne Grayson	Stella Gonet	10 July 2007	1 September 2009	[79]
Nick Jordan	Michael French	12 January 1999	15 February 2010	[80]
Daisha Anderson	Rebecca Grant	18 March 2008	22 March 2010	[81]
Maria Kendall	Phoebe Thomas	28 November 2006	19 May 2010	[82]
Linden Cullen	Duncan Pow	15 January 2008	12 October 2010	[83]
Mark Williams	Robert Powell	15 February 2005	25 January 2011	[84]
Penny Valentine	Emma Catherwood	9 June 2009	12 April 2011	[85]
Elizabeth Tait	La Charné Jolly	24 May 2010	25 October 2011	[86]
Sahira Shah	Laila Rouass	15 February 2011	17 April 2012	[87]
Greg Douglas	Edward MacLiam	17 February 2010	1 May 2012	[88]
Dan Hamilton	Adam Astill	15 February 2011	10 July 2012	[89]
Eddi McKee	Sarah-Jane Potts	7 June 2011	23 October 2012	[90]
Luc Hemingway	Joseph Millson	8 November 2011	8 January 2013	[91]
Tara Lo	Jing Lusi	5 March 2012	16 April 2013	[92]
Chrissie Williams	Tina Hobley	5 June 2001	19 November 2013	[93]
Gemma Wilde	Ty Glaser	22 January 2013	17 December 2013	[94]
Edward Campbell	Aden Gillett	30 July 2013	7 January 2014	[95]
Jess Griffin	Verona Joseph	15 January 2002	18 March 2014	[96]
Colette Sheward	Louise Delamere	3 December 2013	4 November 2014	[97]
Michael Spence	Hari Dhillon	20 November 2007	18 November 2014	[98]
Mary-Claire Carter	Niamh McGrady	29 September 2009	14 April 2015	[99]
Harry Tressler	Jules Knight	14 May 2013	14 April 2015	[100]
Jonny Maconie	Michael Thomson	15 May 2012	23 June 2015	[101]
Adele Effanga	Petra Letang	14 January 2014	29 March 2016	[102]
Jesse Law	Don Gilet	22 April 2014	12 April 2016	[103]
Chantelle Lane	Lauren Drummond	7 June 2011	7 June 2016	[104]
Antoine Malick	Jimmy Akingbola	4 January 2011	7 June 2016	[105]
Cara Martinez	Niamh Walsh	16 June 2015	23 June 2016	[106]
Jasmine Burrows	Lucinda Dryzek	25 April 2010	20 June 2017	[41]
Damon Ford	David Ajao	6 June 2017	21 November 2017	[107]
Nina Karnik	Ayesha Dharker	9 May 2017	28 November 2017	[108]
Matteo Rossini	Christian Vit	29 November 2016	28 November 2017	[109]
Arthur Digby	Rob Ostlere	2 January 2013	19 December 2017	[110]
Morven Digby	Eleanor Fanyinka	30 June 2015	19 December 2017	[111]
Oliver Valentine	James Anderson	9 June 2009	27 March 2018	[112]
Roxanna MacMillan	Hermione Gulliford	2 April 2013	25 September 2018	[113]
John Gaskell	Paul McGann	5 December 2017	20 November 2018	[42]
Meena Chowdhury	Salma Hoque	12 December 2017	27 November 2018	[114]
Bernie Wolfe	Jemma Redgrave	2 February 2016	11 December 2018	[43]
Mo Effanga	Chizzy Akudolu	22 May 2012	27 December 2018	[115]
Tom Campbell-Gore	Denis Lawson	13 August 2002	15 January 2019	[44]
Lola Griffin	Sharon D. Clarke	7 June 2005	15 January 2019	[116]
Frieda Petrenko	Olga Fedori	17 February 2010	26 March 2019	[117]
Zosia March	Camilla Arfwedson	10 September 2013	16 April 2019	[118]
Joseph Byrne	Luke Roberts	3 January 2006	3 September 2019	[119]
Faye Morton	Patsy Kensit	30 January 2007	3 September 2019	[45]
Diane Lloyd	Patricia Potter	2 July 2002	22 October 2019	[120]
Elliot Hope	Paul Bradley	8 November 2005	10 December 2019	[46]
Lofty Chiltern	Lee Mead	16 May 2017	17 December 2019	[121]
Serena Campbell	Catherine Russell	1 May 2012	21 January 2020	[122]
Xavier "Zav" Duval	Marcus Griffiths	20 February 2018	14 April 2020	[123]
Raf di Lucca	Joe McFadden	28 January 2014	21 July 2020	[124]
Guy Self	John Michie	26 November 2013	11 August 2020	[125]
Essie Harrison	Kaye Wragg	6 May 2014	11 August 2020	[126]

Recurring characters

Paul Blackthorne appeared in series 3 as Guy Morton.[127]

Denise Welch guest starred as Pam McGrath.[128]

Susannah York portrayed Helen Grant.[129]

Bradley Hume actor Scott Adkins.[130]

Graeme Garden played Ed Loftwood across four years.

In series 11, Meera Syal features as Tara Sodi.[131]

Anne-Marie, Lady Byrne actress Jane Asher.[132]

Anna-Louise Plowman appeared as Annalese Carson.[133]

Nina Wadia appeared in a month-long stint as Annabelle Cooper.[134]

Carli Norris has appeared in stints as Fran Reynolds.[135]

Jeff Rawle guest starred as Jerry Clark.[136]

Marc Elliott played Isaac Mayfield.[137]

Charlie Condou appeared as Ben Sherwood.[138]

Character	Actor(s)	First appearance[lower-alpha 1]	Last appearance[lower-alpha 2]	Ref(s)
Paul Ripley	Luke Mably	12 January 1999	26 January 1999	[48]
Peter Ellis	Fraser James	12 January 1999	16 February 1999	[139]
Ellie Sharpe	Julie Saunders	12 January 1999	9 March 1999	[140]
Damien Wetherell	Matt Dempsey	16 December 1999	27 January 2000	[141]
Guy Morton	Paul Blackthorne	6 March 2001	5 June 2001	[127]
Pam McGrath	Denise Welch	11 June 2002	16 July 2002	[128]
Anil Banerjee	Kulvinder Ghir	16 November 2000	22 October 2002	[142]
Jan Goddard	Judy Loe	6 August 2002	4 February 2003	[143]
Sunil Gupta	Hari Dhillon	8 May 2001	15 July 2003	[144]
Sir Charles Merrick	Simon Williams	12 February 2013	15 July 2003	[145]
Anita Forbes	Kirsty Mitchell	25 March 2003	29 July 2003	[146]
Helen Grant	Susannah York	6 August 2003	25 November 2003	[129]
Nic Yorke	Liam Garrigan	10 June 2003	30 December 2003	[147]
Kelly Yorke	Rachel Leskovac	1 July 2003	27 January 2004	[147]
Anna Chandler	Deborah Poplett	27 February 2001	7 December 2004	[148]
Carlos Fashola	David Bedella	27 July 2004	2 August 2005	[149]
Sean Thompson	Chinna Wodu	23 November 2004	10 August 2005	[150]
Andy Fishman	Ace Bhatti	30 August 2005	6 December 2005	[151]
Justin Fuller	Ben Richards	21 March 2006	11 July 2006	[152]
Dr Charles	Victoria Pritchard	25 March 2003	18 July 2006	[153]
Michael Beauchamp	Anthony Calf	19 April 2005	8 August 2006	[154]
Bradley Hume	Scott Adkins	23 May 2006	17 October 2006	[130]
Reg Lund	Martin Hancock	28 June 2005	17 October 2006	[155]
Sanghita Parma	Mia Soteriou	31 October 2006	28 March 2007	[156]
Alan Dane	Peter Hamilton Dyer	9 January 2007	1 May 2007	[157]
Ooma Chowdry	Sakuntala Ramanee	10 May 2007	24 May 2007	[158]
Christopher Sutherland	Patrick Toomey	4 April 2006	28 June 2007	[159]
Ed Loftwood	Graeme Garden	18 February 2003	10 July 2007	[160]
Charles, Lord Byrne	Ronald Pickup	3 January 2006	31 July 2007	[161]
Emma Jackson	Celia Henebury	23 July 2002	2 October 2007	[162]
Zoe Foxe	Alicia Davies	30 October 2007	19 December 2007	[163]
Gina Hope	Gillian Bevan	21 March 2006	27 December 2007	[164]
Stuart McElroy	Conor Mullen	6 November 2007	12 February 2008	[165]
James Crowe	William Mannering	9 September 2008	1 October 2008	[166]
Jamie Norton	Dominic Colchester	1 July 2008	18 November 2008	[167]
Toby Carr	Paul Venables	20 January 2009	3 February 2009	[168]
Tom O'Dowd	Jalaal Hartley	14 October 2008	21 April 2009	[169]
Rachel Baptiste	Ayesha Antoine	18 November 2008	5 May 2009	[170]
Martha Hope	Holly Lucas	11 April 2006	22 June 2009	[171]
Tara Sodi	Meera Syal	22 June 2009	18 August 2009	[131]
Lauren Minster	Riann Steele	2 June 2009	12 January 2010	[172]
Thandie Abebe-Griffin	Ginny Holder	20 March 2007	22 February 2010	[173]
George Kerwan	Joseph May	27 January 2010	22 February 2010	[174]
Toby Geddes	Rick Warden	17 February 2010	9 March 2010	[175]
Judith Marchant	Shelagh McLeod	20 October 2009	15 March 2010	[176]
Vanessa Lytton	Leslie Ash	13 October 2009	6 April 2010	[177]
Davina MacKenzie	Sarah Winman	11 November 2008	19 May 2010	[178]
Paul Rose	Andrew Lewis	19 October 2000	7 June 2010	[179]
Keith Greene	Alex Macqueen	10 May 2005	13 July 2010	[180]
Nicky van Barr	Alan Morrissey	30 June 2009	26 October 2010	[181]
Anne-Marie, Lady Byrne	Jane Asher	10 May 2007	28 December 2010	[132]
Sarita Dubashi	Rakhee Thakrar	2 November 2010	8 February 2011	[182]
Kieran Callaghan	Barry Sloane	16 November 2010	8 March 2011	[183]
Lulu Hutchison	Fiona Hampton	19 July 2011	6 September 2011	[184]
Sunil Bhatti	Silas Carson	19 April 2011	11 October 2011	[185]
Sir Fraser Anderson	Aneirin Hughes	28 June 2011	18 October 2011	[186]
Stephen Hopewell	Lex Shrapnel	6 September 2011	13 December 2011	[187]
Lleucu Jones	Daisy Keeping	9 August 2011	27 March 2012	[188]
Alex Broadhurst	Sasha Behar	7 February 2012	3 April 2012	[189]
Rafi Raza	Zubin Varla	21 February 2012	17 April 2012	[190]
Annalese Carson	Anna-Louise Plowman	4 November 2008	24 April 2012	[133]
Barbara Alcock	Andi Osho	19 June 2012	3 July 2012	[191]
Ella Barnes	Emma Hiddleston	1 May 2012	10 July 2012	[192]
Simon Marshall	Paul Nicholls	22 May 2012	10 July 2012	[193]
Max Schneider	John Light	7 August 2012	25 September 2012	[194]
George Binns	Leander Deeny	14 August 2012	2 October 2012	[195]
Albie Cheshire	Andrew Greenough	6 November 2012	11 December 2012	[196]
Ramona Gomez	María Fernández-Ache	13 November 2012	18 December 2012	[197]
Lilah Birdwood	Natasha Leigh	30 October 2012	2 January 2013	[198]
Rhys Hopkins	Gareth David-Lloyd	30 October 2012	2 January 2013	[199]
Terence Cunningham	Roger Barclay	28 July 2009	15 January 2013	[200]
Sean Dolan	Wil Johnson	1 November 2011	22 January 2013	[201]
Sharon Kozinsky	Madeleine Potter	30 April 2013	27 August 2013	[202]
Jake Patterson	Louis Payne	22 January 2013	26 November 2013	[203]
Jeremy Solis	Tom Beard	14 January 2014	28 January 2014	[204]
Bonnie Wallis	Carlyss Peer	8 October 2013	1 April 2014	[205]
Paula Burrows	Julie Legrand	30 March 2010	19 June 2014	[206]
James Hope	Sam Stockman	22 August 2006	22 July 2014	[207]
Adrienne McKinnie	Sandra Voe	12 February 2013	18 November 2014	[208]
Amy Teo	Wendy Kweh	25 March 2014	16 December 2014	[209]
Sophia Verlaine	Nina Toussaint-White	11 November 2014	23 December 2014	[210]
Nathan Hargreave	Jotham Annan	2 January 2013	30 December 2014	[211]
Sir Dennis Hopkins-Clark	Rupert Frazer	8 March 2016	12 April 2015	[212]
Annabelle Cooper	Nina Wadia	21 April 2015	19 May 2015	[134]
Angus Farrell	Jamie Glover	24 May 2011	2 June 2015	[213]
Lucy Mottica	Lisa Marged	19 May 2015	18 August 2015	[214]
Clifford George	Geff Francis	28 April 2015	1 September 2015	[215]
Sebastian Coulter	Hadley Fraser	16 June 2015	15 September 2015	[216]
Brigitte Nye	Sally Dexter	11 August 2015	22 September 2015	[217]
Naomi Palmer	Lorna Brown	3 May 2016	5 July 2016	[218]
Imelda Cousins	Tessa Peake-Jones	20 November 2012	25 October 2016	[219]
Tristan Wood	Jonathan McGuinness	23 August 2016	15 November 2016	[220]
Elinor Campbell	Amy McCallum	5 June 2012	3 January 2017	[221]
	Charlotte Hope
Inga Olsen	Kaisa Hammarlund	6 September 2016	3 January 2017	[222]
Alex Lambert	Jack Hawkins	17 May 2016	7 March 2017	[223]
Kyle Greenham	Alan Morrissey	23 September 2014	11 April 2017	[224]
Fran Reynolds	Carli Norris	15 September 2015	11 July 2017	[135]
Kim Whitfield	Louisa Clein	11 October 2016	10 October 2017	[225]
Parker Whitfield	Louis Davison	18 October 2016	10 October 2017	[225]
David Hopkins	Fraser James	14 November 2017	7 December 2017	[139]
Fredrik Johansson	William Postlethwaite	5 September 2017	7 December 2017	[226]
Jerry Clark	Jeff Rawle	8 January 2013	12 December 2017	[136]
Jeremy Warren	Nick Rhys	10 October 2017	19 December 2017	[227]
Ethan Hardy	George Rainsford	7 June 2016	11 July 2018	[228]
Abigail Tate	Olivia Poulet	3 April 2018	4 September 2018	[229]
Mikey Fletcher	Kai O'Loughlin	3 May 2016	25 September 2018	[33]
Lexy Morrell	Jenny Howe	22 May 2012	11 December 2018	[230]
Sydney Somers	Gemma Oaten	11 April 2017	11 December 2018	[231]
Sheilagh Chiltern	Wanda Ventham	23 January 2018	18 December 2018	[232]
Leah Faulkner	Hannah Daniel	2 October 2018	18 December 2018	[233]
Steven Fletcher	Jesse Birdsall	31 July 2018	27 December 2018	[234]
Derwood Thompson	Ben Hull	3 July 2012	27 December 2018	[235]
Greta Allinson	Zoe Croft	7 February 2018	2 January 2019	[236]
Arianne Cornell	Sara Stewart	9 January 2018	2 January 2019	[237]
Roman Makarenko	Marko Leht	24 April 2018	22 January 2019	[238]
Iain Dean	Michael Stevenson	30 August 2016	5 March 2019	[239]
Beka Levy	Francesca Barrett	19 April 2010	5 March 2019	[240]
	Rhean McGee
Kofi Johnstone	Richard Pepple	13 June 2017	19 March 2019	[241]
Theo Fletcher	Stanley Rabbetts	29 August 2017	20 March 2019	[242]
Amira Zafar	Poppy Jhakra	10 October 2017	20 March 2019	[243]
Isaac Mayfield	Marc Elliott	23 June 2016	11 June 2019	[137]
Patricia Ghraoui	Sirine Saba	29 May 2018	20 June 2019	[244]
"Scary" Sue Buchanan	Angela Lonsdale	2 October 2018	9 July 2019	[245]
Evan Crowhurst	Jack Ryder	20 March 2019	1 October 2019	[246]
Darla Johnstone	Naomi Katiyo	25 April 2017	8 October 2019	[247]
Phoebe Palmer	Daisy Wood-Davis	2 April 2019	17 December 2019	[248]
Ben Sherwood	Charlie Condou	19 December 2019	24 March 2020	[138]
David Hide	Jason Durr	5 March 2019	7 April 2020	[249]
Tracey McKendrick	Cathy Murphy	21 January 2020	14 July 2020	[250]

Footnotes

1. The original broadcast date of the character's first appearance.
2. The original broadcast date of the character's last appearance.

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External links

• Holby City characters and cast at BBC Online
• Holby City characters at the Internet Movie Database
• Holby City characters at TV.com