Emmerdale - List of Longest Serving Emmerdale Actors (Top 10)

List of Longest Serving Emmerdale Actors (Top 10)

Actor Character Duration
Richard Thorp Alan Turner 1982– (30 years)
Clive Hornby Jack Sugden 1980–2008 (28 years)
Stan Richards Seth Armstrong 1978–2004 (27 years)
Chris Chittell Eric Pollard 1986– (26 years)
Sheila Mercier Annie Sugden 1972–94,1995,1996,2009 (22 years)
Paula Tilbrook Betty Eagleton 1994– (18 years)
Deena Payne Viv Hope 1993-2011 (18 years)
Steve Halliwell Zak Dingle 1994-2002 2003- (17 years)
Malandra Burrows Kathy Glover 1985-2001, 2005 (16 years)
Leah Bracknell Zoe Tate 1989-2005 (16 years)

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