Hollyoaks
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Hollyoaks
Summary
Hollyoaks is a television series[1]. Hollyoaks ranks in the top 4% of television_series entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (1,652 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Hollyoaks's instance of is recorded as television series[3].
- Hollyoaks was directed by Sean Glynn[4].
- Hollyoaks was directed by Paul Riordan[5].
- Hollyoaks was directed by Nigel Keen[6].
- Hollyoaks was directed by Nicky Higgens[7].
- Hollyoaks was directed by Tessa Hoffe[8].
- Hollyoaks was directed by Adrian Bean[9].
- Hollyoaks was directed by Griff Rowland[10].
- Hollyoaks was directed by Clive Arnold[11].
- Hollyoaks was directed by Ian Curtis[12].
- Hollyoaks was directed by Miguel Guerreiro[13].
- Hollyoaks was directed by Will Brenton[14].
- Hollyoaks was directed by Tim Hopewell[15].
- Hollyoaks was directed by Claire Tailyour[16].
- Hollyoaks was directed by Angelo Abela[17].
- Hollyoaks was directed by Duncan Foster[18].
- Phil Redmond wrote the screenplay for Hollyoaks[19].
- Roanne Bardsley wrote the screenplay for Hollyoaks[20].
- Chris Gill wrote the screenplay for Hollyoaks[21].
- Steve Hughes wrote the screenplay for Hollyoaks[22].
- Neil Jones wrote the screenplay for Hollyoaks[23].
- Robert Butler wrote the screenplay for Hollyoaks[24].
- Richard Burke wrote the screenplay for Hollyoaks[25].
- Colin O'Donnell wrote the screenplay for Hollyoaks[26].
- Hollyoaks's genre is soap opera[27].
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Authorship and Creation
Directors include Sean Glynn[4], Paul Riordan[5], Nigel Keen[6], Nicky Higgens[7], Tessa Hoffe[8], and Adrian Bean[9]. Screenwriters include Phil Redmond[19], Roanne Bardsley[20], Chris Gill[21], Steve Hughes[22], Neil Jones[23], and Robert Butler[24]. Cast members include Ross Adams[28], Nick Pickard[29], Stephanie Waring[30], Melissa Walton[31], Ki Griffin[32], and Ashley Taylor Dawson[33].
Publication
Genres include soap opera[27], drama television series[34], and youth series[35].
Why It Matters
Hollyoaks ranks in the top 4% of television_series entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (1,652 views/month).[2] Hollyoaks has Wikipedia articles in 19 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[36] Hollyoaks is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[37]