| Warren Baldwin | |||||||||||||||
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| Coronation Street character | |||||||||||||||
| Portrayed by | Danny Young | ||||||||||||||
| Duration | 2004-06 | ||||||||||||||
| First appearance | 13 July 2004 | ||||||||||||||
| Last appearance | 22 November 2006 | ||||||||||||||
| Profile | |||||||||||||||
| Date of birth | 31 December 1986 | ||||||||||||||
| Home | Spain | ||||||||||||||
| Occupation | Footballer | ||||||||||||||
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Warren Baldwin was played by Danny Young. Warren is the youngest member of the Baldwin family. He is the half-brother of Jamie and son of Danny and Frankie. He arrives on the Street to live with his parents after being kicked out of his football club. His mother was disappointed when she found out about this as she had hopes of his fame and fortune. Candice Stowe later finds out that he is no longer a footballer and that Warren had been telling lies to impress her, resulting in Candice dumping him. Later Warren joins Weatherfield County FC, and Candice decides that she wants to give him another chance. In August 2005, Warren leaves the Street to launch his football career and start a new life in Spain, leaving Candice behind after they split up again.
He makes a surprise return to Weatherfield on 20 November 2006 when he is back in England for trials with Port Vale, which he fails. Warren moves to Spain again, and in early December 2006 his mother goes to visit him to see if he has heard from father Danny who had left Weatherfield and disappeared. She also reveals her affair with Jamie to him, a revelation which results in Warren falling out with his mother.
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