EastEnders icon Rudolph Walker, who has played Albert Square resident Patrick Trueman since 2001, has revealed that he was ‘ homeless and penniless’ for two years while still working on the show.

EastEnders star Rudolph Walker ‘had absolutely nothing’ at height of fame - The actor said he ‘didn’t have any financial means’ while in his 70s and ‘nowhere to live’.

EastEnders star Rudolph Walker has revealed that he was homeless and "had absolutely nothing" while at the height of his fame.

EastEnders star Rudolph Walker has revealed he “had absolutely nothing” while at the height of his fame. The actor, 84, who is best known for playing Patrick Trueman on the British soap, said he “didn’t have any financial means” while he was in his 70s and “nowhere to live”.

AN EASTENDERS legend has revealed he was homeless and penniless while filming the BBC One soap – with “only a car to his name.” The actor behind the fan-favourite character, who

EastEnders legend Rudolph Walker was at his lowest ebb when he was playing Patrick Trueman – the star has opened up on the very dark time in his life when he felt "utter despair"

Rudolph Walker was secretly "homeless and penniless" for two years while working on 'EastEnders' and would cry at the strain of his "double life" on his way into filming.

EastEnders star Rudolph Walker has opened up about the two years he spent homeless and broke, as he struggled to make ends meet while starring on the BBC soap.

The actor behind EastEnders' long-time lovable rogue Patrick Trueman has revealed how a divorce late in life left him penniless and homeless despite working every day on one of Britain's biggest soaps