Paul Robinson is losing his cool as we show off an upcoming episode.
Mischa, who rose to fame as Marissa Cooper in The OC, was full of enthusiasm over joining Neighbours when the news of her casting was first announced.
‘Mischa’s character is dynamic and unpredictable, and will have an instant presence on Ramsay Street. Our loyal viewers are going to love her, locally and abroad.’A blend of cast with former and new, old and young, is on the cards The show kicks off in style with a mysterious weddingMany legendary faces are back, including Karl and Susan of course. They are joined by Toadie Rebecchi, Harold Bishop and even Mike Young, with Guy Pearce reprising the role that made him a household name.
‘It’s so clever what they’re doing. We’ve got an incredible blend of old cast, many of whom are fan favourites. They’re regulars. Then we’ve got wonderful guest cast coming back – people like April Rose Pengilly and Ian Smith as Harold.fantastic!
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