She was cast for the film after one of Arnolds casting assistants saw her arguing with her boyfriend in Tilbury Town, 5 6 7 which is the railway station featured in the film. Yes the emotional abuse will always be there but it doesn't always have to define her. Katie Jarvis, who plays Mia, had no prior acting experience. Sent from my LLD-元1 using TapatalkOh and also she needs to start to grow in self confidence now she has a family who love her. Maybe get a job in the Arches or the cafe I want her to stay part of the Slater family and close to them but move out of the house and develop friendships of her own. The inconsistencies can be understood in the context of her upbringing. The character has really grown on me this autumn. I think her childishness, emotional instability, and limited intellect are realistic traits in a character who is the product of an abusive, neglectful, impoverished childhood, and, despite her faults, she IS the sort of person I can believe a character like Kat would have a strong maternal desire to look after and protect.This sums up what I feel. And, unlike most, I actually like Hayley most of the time. I appreciate the authentic grit that she brings to the cast. Ian wrote:I like Katie Jarvis (though she is not great at crying, and given that's pretty much all she's had to do these past two episodes, this hasn't been her finest hour). She could very much turn out as popular as Stacey and Kat if given a chance, or she could just flop spectacularly under the pressure to keep her relevant. Though her exit would be hugely beneficial to the Slaters, I can't help but feel so much of this year would have been for nothing if she leaves as soon as this mess is over with. Jarvis’s current manuscript, Politics in the Marketplace: Work, Gender, and Citizenship in Revolutionary France, emanates from Parisian market women called the Dames des Halles during the French Revolution.

As others have pointed out, she will be left at a very obvious loose end in the New Year both due to the likely ramifications of this baby secret and Alfie's fall and due to the fact that other, more exciting arrivals will be taking up significant space in her age demographic. Koch Associate Professor of History at the University of Notre Dame.

Long-term, however, regardless of how good she is or can be, I really don't know where she will fit in. But Hayley the character has been all over the place these last few months, going around in constant circles after such a promising spring and early summer. Katie Jarvis is a brilliantly natural addition to the cast that, if written and acted at her best, fits 'EastEnders' like a glove. I need to wait until after tonight to decide, I think. I honestly don't know where I stand with her.

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