1,579About Vicky Binns
Soap Opera Actor Vicky Binns was born in Bury, England on August 27, 1992. She's 32 years old today.
British actress known for her work in soap operas. She is known for having played the character of Molly Dobbs on the soap opera Coronation Street from 1999 to 2003 as well as playing Ollie Reynolds on the show Emmerdale Farm from 1999 to 2003. She had a supporting role in the TV movie Von Trapped in 2004.
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Vicky Binns before becoming famous
Vicky Binns was born in the Zodiac sign Virgo (The Maiden), and 1992 is also the year of Monkey (猴) in the Chinese Zodiac.
She made her acting debut in 1998 with a role on the soap opera Children's Ward.
Achievement of Vicky Binns
In 2007, she starred in her own home exercise video called Dance it Off with Vicky Binns.
Vicky Binns's Family, Spouse, Dating and Relationship
She is one of twelve actresses from the show Coronation Street that has given birth on the show but not in their real lives.
Vicky Binns Collabed with
She appeared alongside Soap Opera Actor William Roache on the Coronation Street.
Vicky Binns Income & Net worth
Vicky Binns's income mainly comes from the work that created her reputation: a soap opera actor. Information about her net worth in 2024 is being updated as soon as possible by allfamous.org, you can contact to tell us Net Worth of the Vicky Binns.
Vicky Binns Height and Weight
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Latest information about Vicky Binns updated on March 14 2023.
