Coronation Street's Colson Smith hints at darker edge
"There is only so far the nice guy can be pushed."
Soap star Colson Smith has revealed his character Craig Tinker can turn dark amidst Faye Windass's betrayal on Coronation Street.
Craig recently got down on one knee for a romantic proposal to Faye (Ellie Leach), who accepted. However, Faye doesn't seem to be fully sold on saying "I do" to her longtime partner after she shared a kiss with her ex — and her daughter Miley's dad — Jackson Hodge (Joseph William Evans).
"I think Craig just bizarrely isn't bright enough in this situation to realise," Smith told Inside Soap.
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But the actor promises Craig may be pushed too far and snap. "There is only so far the nice guy can be pushed. Jackson's pushing the limits and I think Faye might be as well," he said.
After the proposal, Jackson informed Craig of the kiss, with the latter understandably being upset and pressing Faye for answers.
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While she assured him he's the only man in her life and she is set on going through with the wedding, it has been announced that Leach will be leaving the soap in upcoming scenes. Will her character Faye get her happy ending away from Weatherfield with one of the two men?
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