Gary Windass actor Mikey North: I tripped over the Corrie cobbles and injured my knee!
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Gary gets some bad news in Corrie
Mikey North, who plays Gary Windass in Coronation Street, has revealed that he had a minor accident on the soap’s set when he tripped over the famous cobbles!
The 31-year-old star said he’s nursing a couple of injuries after taking a tumble.
“I fell over,” he reveals. “I was doing a ‘wild track’, where you record the sound after the scene, but there’s no action.
“I thought I’d recreate the scene as I did it, to be professional, so I ran in – but I tripped on a cobble in my work boots and I’ve done my knee and my wrist in.”
Still, the popular actor has plenty of time to recuperate. “I’ve got about two months off now,” he adds. “I’m going to go away and de-Windass for a bit, and then come back and see what’s next.”
Meanwhile, in Corrie next week Gary is left gutted when Nicola Rubinsten (played by Nicola Thorp) tells him that she’s leaving Weatherfield and taking their newborn son Zack with her.
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Nicola promises Gary that he’s welcome to visit his baby anytime he likes at her new home in Bristol, but Gary is left heart broken by the news.
Coronation Street continues on ITV.

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