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Jackie Corkhill

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Duration
  
1991-2001

Last appearance
  
14 November 2001

Classification
  
Former; regular

Daughter
  
Lindsey Corkhill

Creator
  
First appearance
  
19 June 1991

Created by
  
Phil Redmond

Occupation
  
Shop worker

Portrayed by
  
Jackie Corkhill httpsiytimgcomviYKSNIUI62X8hqdefaultjpg

Similar
  
Ron Dixon, Jimmy Corkhill, Lindsey Corkhill, Max Farnham, Mick Johnson

Jackie corkhill is not happy


Jacqueline "Jackie" Corkhill (née Walker) is a character in Channel 4 soap Brookside, played by Sue Jenkins from 1991 to 2001.

Contents

Introduction

Jackie was introduced as the long-suffering estranged wife of Jimmy Corkhill in 1991. although the character was first mentioned as early as 1986 when jimmy corkhill made his first appearance and continued to be mentioned regularly even though she did not appear for 5 years. The two became one of the soaps most popular couples.

Marriage with Jimmy

Although they were estranged when Jimmy moved onto Brookside Close in 1986, they got back together in 1991 when she joined Jimmy at his house there. In 1995, Jimmy bought No 10 (his brother Billy's old house) and Jimmy, Jackie and daughter Lindsay moved in. When Jackie discovered that Jimmy had bought the house using drug money, she began to mistrust him. Jackie then later had an affair with neighbour Ron Dixon.

Jackie was distraught when her son 'Little Jimmy' was murdered by drug dealers in 1996 after he fled France to escape his debts with them. Jackie, now in her forties, later has a baby son called William.

Following Jimmy's subsequent depression, the two eventually split up and Jackie left Brookside Close in 2001. The couple later divorced and Jimmy bought her half of the house and stayed on there until the Close was finally abandoned two years later.

Reception

In 2000, Jackie and Jimmy Corkhill received the best on-screen partnership award at the British Soap Awards.

References

Jackie Corkhill Wikipedia