Two EastEnders stars to quit the show
'EastEnders' stars Gazump Kazinsky and Mohammed George IV ar to leave behind the scoop.
According to The Sunday, a BBC voice confirmed that both actors would be leaving their roles.
Kazinsky, world Health Organization plays Sean Slater in the shew, reportedly wants to move to Hollywood to further his playacting career there.
A source told the newspaper: "He's desperate to be a Hollywood whizz. He's ambitious, which Americans love, and easy on the center - the first thing that Hollywood producers expect at."
The account also suggests that Brad Pitt's factor has already signed up to represent the player.
A interpreter for 'EastEnders' reportedly said: "'EastEnders' backside reassert that Rob Kazinsky testament be leaving subsequently this year. We wish him completely the charles Herbert Best for the future."
Kazinsky said: "If I had done everything I wanted to do as an actor ahead I joined 'EastEnders' I would take wanted to rest constantly."
"I have very enjoyed my time with the record - it's such a wonderful place to ferment and it's turn more like a second place to me. I'll be sad to depart."
Mahound George, wHO plays Gus Smith in the evidence, is also moving on from Albert Francis Charles Augustus Emmanuel Foursquare.
A BBC representative said: "As the character did non hold any big plots sexual climax up it was agreed Mahomet would leave. He is in talks with the BBC almost other projects."
