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Coronation Street’s Simon Gregson selling fan videos for £30 – but he’s banned from mentioning the soap


CORONATION Street star Simon Gregson is selling £30 personalised videos to fans – but has been banned from mentioning the soap.

The actor – who plays Steve McDonald in the ITV soap – has been signed up by a company to offer the self-filmed video messages to his biggest fans via an online service.

 Simon's former co-star Charlie is also selling videos

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Simon’s former co-star Charlie is also selling videosCredit: Granada Television

And while Simon’s fans will no doubt be thrilled to receive a message from him – they won’t get one that mentions Corrie – or anything connected to it.

In a warning posted on the website, it reads: “Simon cannot mention character names/locations etc from the TV Programme that he is in!

“Great as gifts for birthdays, Christmas, weddings, personal connections and much more. You can watch, download, share, & keep your video forever.”

However it seems people are overjoyed by the recorded messages they have been paying for.

 The actor has been in the soap for 30 years

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The actor has been in the soap for 30 years

One wrote: “I appreciate this so much! Funny that Simon had a bit of nose issue part way through!

“I think my wife will find this video to be very special.”

Another added: “Thank you so very much for the personal video! I was all smiles watching and listening to what Simon had to say 🙂 love this idea and I hope that a lot more people get involved!

“A wonderful early birthday present to me!”

Catherine Tyldesley pretends to cry in hilarious clip with Corrie co-star Simon Gregson

Other Corrie stars flogging the videos include Chris Gascoyne, who plays Peter Barlow in the ITV soap, and Charlie Lawson who plays Simon’s on-screen dad Jim McDonald.

Former Corrie stars Adam Rickitt is charging £25 for his videos, while Lois Emerick is getting £30 for his video messages.





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