| Louise Ellis | |||||||
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| Portrayed by | Cate Fowler | ||||||
| First appearance | 29 November 1994 | ||||||
| Last appearance | 1 December 1994 | ||||||
| Classification | Former; guest | ||||||
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Louise Ellis, played by Cate Fowler, is the daughter of Nellie Ellis (Elizabeth Kelly)'s philandering husband, George, who had left Nellie for Louise's mother, Doreen (Olga Lowe). Louise and her family live in Eastbourne and Nellie travels there for George's funeral in November 1994.
Louise is particularly hostile to Nellie, telling her that she is not welcome at the funeral and that Doreen had only invited her to be polite. She believes that Nellie had made her father's life a misery, and dismisses her mother's guilt over the matter.
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