“Call the Midwife” Star Miriam Margolyes Steps Down from BBC Drama
Beloved “Call the Midwife” star Miriam Margolyes, known for her role as Mother Mildred, has decided to leave the BBC drama after six years. Fans of the show had been eagerly awaiting Mother Mildred’s potential return, but recent reports have confirmed that Miriam will not be reprising her role. A source revealed to the Daily Star that although Miriam loved being part of the show, her busy schedule prevents her from continuing as Mother Mildred.
Miriam Margolyes has expressed her fondness for “Call the Midwife,” highlighting the show’s depiction of decency, care, and love – qualities she finds rare on TV today. The show’s wholesome yet gripping storylines resonate with viewers as they portray people looking after each other, feeding the soul, as reported by the Mirror.
As news of Miriam’s departure surfaces, the production for the new series of “Call the Midwife” is already underway. The show recently shared a heartwarming picture on Instagram of Stephen McGann, who plays Dr. Turner, celebrating his son Dominic’s wedding with Max Macmillan, who portrays Timothy on the show. The cast is back filming after their summer break, capturing memorable moments both on and off the screen.
“Call the Midwife” fans will surely miss Miriam’s presence on the show, but the legacy of her character Mother Mildred will continue to resonate with viewers. Stay tuned for more updates and heartwarming stories in the upcoming series of “Call the Midwife.”