Rob Mallard dislikes filming close-ups because of tremor

ob Mallard finds filming close-ups hard, because he has a tremor.

The 28-year-old actor - who plays Daniel Osbourne in \'Coronation Street\' - suffers with essential tremor, a neurological disorder that causes involuntary shaking, and tries to "camouflage" the issue on set.

Rob said: "The hardest scenes for me to film technically are the close-ups when I\'m holding a phone.

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"I\'ve got a tremor, so I have to try to camouflage it on set. I make a point of using as many props as I can, so I can get used to it."

Rob also revealed he felt frustrated by his on-screen character\'s possessive attitude towards his late wife Sinead.

The soap star spoke to \'Coronation Street\' bosses about that aspect of Daniel\'s personality - especially in relation to Sinead\'s cancer diagnosis.

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He told Inside Soap magazine: "The thing that frustrates me the most about Daniel is his possessiveness.

"We had a conversation about how much to play on this side of his personality, but a lot of what Daniel did in terms of looking after Sinead was quite controlling.

"In many scenes, he took her agency away and made decisions for her. He had a tendency to think he was right and that she was stupid, in terms of the homeopathic remedies she used to try to cure the cancer.

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"We tried to hold back on that though, as that would have been a completely different storyline."

Rob previously acknowledged that his character struggled to cope with his wife\'s death.

Speaking earlier this year, the actor explained: "He\'s not handling it at all. He is in denial, and is just trying to keep his head above water."