Coronation Street spoiler: Gary hits David over Anna tragedy - will he go to the police?
CORONATION STREET’S Gary Windass will blow up after learning that David Platt was responsible for the tragic car accident which left his mother Anna permanently scarred.
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Anna was left injured after David caused an almighty explosion in the cobbles when he swerved to avoid colliding into his daughter Lily while on the hunt for his wife Kylie Platt’s killer Clayton.
Sadly, the only resident of Weatherfield to come out of the accident with their life in tatters was poor Anna, who recently awoke from a coma to find that she may be left paralysed.
In upcoming scenes set to air in the ITV soap, Gary will tell Sarah Platt that he’s head over heels in love with her. Of course, the feeling’s mutual, but Sarah confesses that she can’t keep up the lies and opens up about David’s mental state leading up to the crash.
David was locked in a cellar by his own mother, Gail Platt, in extraordinary scenes last month. When he escaped, in one of his signature David rages, he caused the tragedy which will shape Anna’s life forever.
it's not often you get to be James Bond in Corrie
Once informed that David was behind is mum’s accident, all hell breaks loose as Gary hits David in the face.
Later, Sarah tells Gail what happened and understandably, the concerned mother immediately thinks Gary will go running to the police.
What’s more, Anna’s boyfriend Kevin Webster has also had a whiff of David’s reckless behaviour and warned him to “watch his back”.
These explosive scenes will air on Monday 14 November.
It was recently revealed that Debbie Rush, who plays Anna, did all of her own stunt work for the dramatic moment and was even set on fire.
"When [producer] Kate [Oates] arrives, we had lots of discussions about what was coming up for Anna,” she told Digital Spy.
"After a few weeks, she asked me to pop up and said there was something she wanted to run by me. She said: 'How do you feel about being set on fire?' Straightaway I said: 'Yes, it's not often you get to be James Bond in Corrie, so I will do it'."
The actress added: "A few days before the stunt was due to be filmed that a few people started saying I must be mad, but I am so glad I decided to do it myself."
Coronation Street continues tomorrow night at 7.30pm on ITV.