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Clarke Peters to join Holby City

Clarke Peters

Clarke Peters (The Wire, Notting Hill) joins the cast of ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ One's Holby City in July as Donna Jackson's (Jaye Jacobs) father in a compelling storyline.

From 14 July, Clarke stars as Derek Newman in a storyline that sees him admitted to the hospital with a serious medical condition. He discovers he has cancer of the splenic flexure, pancreas and abdominal wall. Not good news, but operable.

Ric Griffin (Hugh Quarshie) faces the challenge of saving Derek's life.

Diana Kyle, Holby City Series Producer, says: "Clarke has an amazing body of work from West End theatre to The Wire and we were delighted when he agreed to come and join the team at Holby.

"His time spent playing Donna's father has been an absolute joy for all of us."

Clarke Peters says: "The Holby experience was an eye-opener for me as to how professional everyone working in that factory of entertainment must be.

"My directors, particularly Rob Evans, created an environment that was comfortable and supportive for any guest artist to thrive in.

"I thoroughly enjoyed my time at Holby and have fallen in love with my daughter, Jaye, all over again.

"I will miss playing with Hugh Quarshie, Hari Dhillon and Phoebe Thomas. Holby's probably the only hospital I'd enjoy revisiting."

Clarke will star in Holby City as Derek Newman until 11 August 2009.

Holby City is on ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ One every Tuesday at 8.00pm.

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