Danny Dyer launches the script in his anger at EastEnders Tirade as he calls the script “S**t” (S**t’) Jessie Wallace and Shane Richie

Danny Dyer reveals how he really feels about EastEnders when he swears to roar in the soap plot, the boss and his former co-star.

The 47-year-old actor played Mick Carter on the BBC show for nine years, earning a quarter of his weight each year before the explosion on Christmas Day 2022 exited.

However, Danny was doing soap time on Friday’s charity night at Wimbledon Club, and Danny slammed the workload, announcing that he had “not his nuts” on prescription drugs and eventually recovered twice due to the show.

Danny summoned co-stars Jessie Wallace and Shane Richie, who boldly gave them “C ***s” because he claimed they had covered him and his wife, Kellie Bright, on-screen.

The rival recalled his arrival at Soap in 2013 and said it was not a warm welcome, calling the set a “very collective place to work.”

He claimed he took over Queen Vic to make Jessie and Shane play the role of former bar landlords Kat Slater and Alfie Moon’s “owning the Hump”.

Competition Jessie Wallace and Shane Richie gathered rivals who he called them “c***s” because he claimed they had covered him and his wife on screen, Kellie Bright

according to sunDanny said boldly: “When we first showed up, there were a lot of people who scared us, and Kelly and I thought “you know, these c***s, let’s get together and show them something different” – we have to prove ourselves in six months.”

Danny also touches on the storyline of the soap opera, especially the “psychological” romance of Mick and Janine Butcher, insisting that “a lot is **t”.

Besides being impressed with the fate of his character, his decision to kill Lola Pearce last year was raging, saying he had “waste” the talent of actress Danielle Harold.

sun He also claimed that he slammed the BBC for not giving adequate nursing obligations, claiming they did not allow actors to take leave to attend family members’ funerals – allegations denied by the BBC.

Danny, who earns about £250,000 a year on soap, said that despite the good salary, the stars “have no life” and claimed that the dark storyline “has brought a lot of people’s heads up”, insisting they are “crazy.”

He said: “You make a lot of money, but you don’t have time to go to cash points, you don’t have life.”

“There isn’t a lot of responsibility to care about, that’s the truth, on EastEnders, there’s no mess, you have to do that, and that’s the hardest part of our work.”

He added: “It makes a lot of people’s minds messy and most people stand out and you meet them on the street and they’re the lunatics I told you – institutionalized.”

The 47-year-old actor played Mick Carter on the BBC show for nine years, earning a quarter of his weight each year before the explosion.

Danny also made a smack on the Soap Storylines, especially the romance between Mick and Janine Butcher, insisting that “a lot is **t’

He also claimed that the boss put the preservative into Queen Vick’s beer barrels to prevent him from drinking from it.

In response to Danny’s comment, a spokesperson for EastEnders said: “However, we will never discuss a person’s personal affairs, but we do not recognize these claims.

“EastEnders has a very powerful and well-established program that protects the welfare of all those who work on the show.”

MailOnline has contacted representatives of Danny, Jessie and Shane for comment.

Danny played Vic Landlord Mick on the BBC’s soap for nine years until his exit in a dramatic chase for Christmas 2022, which left him presumed dead because his body was never found.

In reflecting on his performance quit, he previously admitted that he was disillusioned by his character and felt that Mick was “lost”.

His role played Kellie’s wife Linda and their children in 2013.

But things will eventually change after the initial appointment of the happy couple, with the teenage sweethearts separated and Mick remarried, played by Charlie Brooks.