Made Millers updated their lineup with a new family in 2004. But what about the stars so far?

Since De Marcos and Slaters are a bit tough from the film, the producers brought in a messy clan and joined Joe Swash’s popular Mickey.

Back in 2004, the Miller family was a huge success at East Enters[/caption]

The family succeeded by moving to 27 Albert Square, and the actors who played them became great actors.

Here, we explore where the actors behind them ended up, some of the biggest events in their lives – and what happened to their smelly dog ​​Genghis.

Mickey (Joe Swash)

Joe Swash was a huge success at East Enters as Cheeky Chappy Mickey Miller[/caption]

He’s still smiling – and getting ready to star in the new Celebrity Masterchef series[/caption]

Joe is set to marry Loose Woman star Stacey Solomon later this year[/caption]

When Kokney got the plum job of making Mickey great, Joseph was ready to throw in the swash towel – a year later the other millers were rolling into the square.

He has proven to be good at bringing his real family to the screen, appearing as a little niece along with his little sister Shana and Demi and daughter Harry.

While on the show, Joe reunited with Emma Sophocles, but they split in 2008, the same year the producers ended Mickey.

He had money problems and went bankrupt twice, saying, “I entered the East Enders and I was irresponsible with money. I threw it in things I didn’t need.

But Joe, now 39, who is about to appear in Celebrity Masterchef, has gone backwards.

The actor was successful and successful before hosting the spin-off show in 2008 – which led to her meeting her future fianc, Stacey Solomon.

The couple gave birth to a one – year – old baby, Rex, and lived in a $ 1.2 million mansion in Essex.

Darren (Charlie G. Hawkins)

Charlie as Darren, drunk with Screen brother Mickey in East Enterprises[/caption]

The actor starred on the red carpet at a film premiere in London in 2011[/caption]

Of all the millers, Charlie G. Hawkins’ Darren was the one who spent seven years at East Enters.

However, while acknowledging the BBC soap opera, he acknowledged that it had struggled to cope with its popularity over the past year and had made bad comments about fans on forums.

He told the distinctive Nostalgia podcast, “I see this comment and it completely shattered me. It really affected me.

The actor, who wrote the spin-off episode of the Easter E20, has recently turned to podcasts, radio and voiceovers.

Ice the Kicker, the British version of American football, co-hosted his Paul Tom Deacon.

Rosie (Jerry Cooper)

Dedicated Rosie must live with Keith, her secular husband in East Enters[/caption]

Actress Jerry pays tribute to Wendy Richard[/caption]

Rosie Miller star Jerry was already a screen legend, thanks to a role in the CreekFest film The Wicker Man. She starred in Yes Minister as the daughter of Jim Hawker.

The 62-year-old actress joined East Enters in 2004

The dispute with her daughter ended in court in 2017 after she was arrested for allegedly throwing beer at her mother and spitting in her hair.

Keith (David Sphinx)

Actor David Sphinx in a promotional video for Transport for London Buses[/caption]

Connected to a sofa, Keith Albert Square was a model who happily claimed disability benefits until Stacy Slater hired him.

Actor David Spinx, now 69, was offered a job at Cotswold – after all – and presented it wonderfully before writing this character.

After the show, he appeared in the catchy promo of Doctors, Casualty, and London Buses, and recently appeared in several films, including the independent film South of the River.

He has a habit of drawing remarkable works of art and posting them on his Twitter feed.

Demi (Shana Swash)

Shana, now 30, is in a relationship with carpenter Neil Jones[/caption]

Joe Swash’s younger sister, Shana, joins East Enters, and 13-year-old pregnant Demi beats Lacey Turner into the role (although she later starred as Stacy Slater, but everything goes well. It ends well).

However, the now 30-year-old actress left the soap opera with her screen mother Rosie two years later.

She has starred in other roles on stage and screen, including the popular British independent film My Feral Heart.

The couple, now married to mum and carpenter Neil Jones, run a catering business at Thornhill Arm, a gourmet pub in north London.

The Irish Wolfhound Genghis was the real star of the Miller family[/caption]

Genghis (actor unknown)

The icing on the Earth family cake was a dog named Irish Wolfhound Genghis.

In an unforgettable scene, the cat stood out by presenting several stories, including Peggy munching on Mitchell’s sideboard.

The dog has never been given credit, so we do not know his real name, but he last appeared in 2008.