EastEnders’ Matthew Rose and Tony Hills actors unrecognisable as they reunite | The Sun

EastEnders’ Matthew Rose and Tony Hills actors unrecognisable as they reunite | The Sun

EASTENDERS legends Joe Absolom and Mark Homer look almost unrecognisable as they were reunited.

Almost 24 years after last appearing on screen together, the actors – who played Matthew Rose and Tony Hills – posed for a picture together earlier this week.


Joe, now 44, and Mark, 50, left fans of the soap overjoyed as they shared a reunion snap on social media.

The pair beamed as they enjoyed a catch up in each others company as they reminisced over their time on the BBC One soap.

Writing alongside a photo, which shows the former soap favourites beaming for the camera, Mark wrote: “Great catch up with my old mate Joe A. Where the hell have those 23 years gone?

"Beautiful reminisce about our time together on the square. @bbceastenders."

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Long-time fans of the serial drama were quick to flood the comments section to express their joy at seeing the soap icons together again.

One gushed: “What a lovely sight.”

While another commented: “Made my day.”

And a third said: “Wow!” They then followed it with a string of love heart eye emojis. 

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Since quitting EastEnders in 2000 Joe has gone on to appear in a number of TV and film roles.

He most recently appeared as a regular in series 2 of ITV crime drama The Bay.

While Mark has taken on just a small number of cameo appearances in shows including Casualty, CBBC’s The Dumping Ground and 2021 TV series Whitstable Pearl. 




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