Emmerdale fans convinced Nicola King will die as she’s locked in Jimmy's van before explosive crash
EMMERDALE fans are convinced Nicola King will die next week after spotting her being forced into the back of husband Jimmy's van.
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The ITV soap revealed yesterday that a deadly van crash was coming in a major stunt in an explosive trailer.
Jimmy King will be driving the van and eagle eyed fans have spotted Nicola being forced into the back of it before the deadly crash.
The businessman – who is played by actor Nick Miles in the ITV soap – will lose control of his vehicle which then careers off the road at speed, ploughing into farming buildings.
Soap bosses have promised the incident will lead to a series of “explosive events” that will lead to one character’s death.
And fans think it's Nicola with one saying: "That's Nicola in the back – she's a goner!"
Another added: "I think Nicola will die."
In a week full of twists, turns and emotions, the Emmerdale production team have come up with ingenious and inventive ways of ensuring the audience will be left on the edge of their seats.
The vehicle stunt was filmed for real on the outskirts of the village where the programme is filmed in Leeds.
And green screen filming techniques were also adopted to ensure the cast and crew were able to safely shoot the spectacular scenes.
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Producer Laura Shaw said: “For months now we've been waiting for the appalling, horrible truth about Paul to be exposed and of course, we always knew that we would want that truth to come out in a hugely dramatic and explosive way.
“Shooting a colossal stunt with social distancing is no easy task and it took months of meticulous planning and the whole Emmerdale team, proudly pulling together, to enable us to successfully achieve what are undoubtedly, our most ambitious and spectacular episodes of the last year.
“It's a highly charged, emotional, nail biting, holding-your-breath week of Emmerdale, that promises to leave devastation in its wake and irrevocably change the lives of some of our most loved villagers.”
Director Dave Beauchamp added: “The great thing about working on Emmerdale is everyone there is so committed to making the show as good as possible.
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“I knew I had to make it look and feel special. Every job I do I try to do this, but this felt an especially big challenge with a lot of people wanting it to be something to be proud of.
“We couldn’t have the real actors close for safety reasons so we used a mixture of stunt-doubles and green-screen shots to make you think the actors were in real jeopardy.
“I’m extremely pleased and relieved! It does look spectacular, and I am so happy for everyone involved.”
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