Now, speaking exclusively with Radio Times on the red carpet for the National Television Awards 2026, Kazinsky has revealed that his return has been in the works for a long time.
"I've always wanted to come back. It's always been a thing, even when doing whatever movie I was doing at the time, whenever I get interviewed and get asked about EastEnders, I've always said 'One day, one day, one day'. And when they came to me with this particular storyline, one day was today."
When asked what he could reveal about Sean's personality and how he has changed upon his return, Kazinsky responded: "It was very important when Sean came back that isn't a completely new Sean.
"We still want to see Sean being Sean, but there is a 20-year more experienced violence in the man that wasn't there when he was young. A premeditated Sean is a lot scarier than a reactionary one."
When his latest return was first announced, Kazinsky said: "I left EastEnders in 2008 as a 23-year-old boy and was lucky to spend the next 19 years of my life working around the world, always championing EastEnders and stating the fact that one day I wanted to walk in Sean’s shoes again, but this time as a man to see who Sean the man might also be.
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