July 25th 2024.
Danny Dyer, the talented actor known for his role as Mick Carter on the iconic soap EastEnders, recently treated himself and his family to a luxurious holiday in the Maldives. After his departure from the show, he felt that he deserved a well-deserved break to unwind and relax. In a conversation with Alan Carr on his Life's a Beach podcast, Danny fondly reminisced about his time in the Maldives. He described the paradise as having an abundance of waiters, with "three waiters to every geezer," and the best part was not having to wake up at the crack of dawn to claim a sunbed.
However, Danny's experience was not entirely perfect. As he revealed on the podcast, he was left fuming when he found out that the holiday's wine was not included in the price. Despite the hefty cost of 140 grand, the holiday was not all-inclusive as he had initially thought. This led to waiters constantly recommending and suggesting wines that were not included, causing frustration for Danny. He joked that if he had run out of toilet paper, there would probably be a waiter to assist him with wiping. But despite the hiccup, Danny thoroughly enjoyed his holiday and the much-needed break from the hustle and bustle of his acting career.
Fans of EastEnders will remember Danny's character, Mick, vanishing at sea while trying to save his true love, Linda Carter, from the treacherous waves. The dramatic scene took place over the Christmas period in 2022, when pregnant Janine Butcher drove them into the water. In a heroic act, Mick saved Janine and their unborn child before returning to the ocean to rescue Linda. However, he was unaware that she had already made it safely to shore. Unfortunately, a body was never recovered, and fans were left hoping for a potential return of Mick in the future.
Addressing the possibility of a comeback, Danny admitted that fans often ask him when he will return to EastEnders. However, he had some bad news to share, confirming that Mick's fate on the show is sealed, and he is, in fact, dead. But fear not, as Danny is now starring in a sitcom called Mr BigStuff, alongside writer and actor Ryan Sampson. Interestingly, Ryan was relieved when he found out that Danny had left the soap world, as it meant that their sitcom could finally come to life.
In an exclusive chat, Ryan shared how he had poured his heart and soul into the sitcom, only to find out that Danny was contracted to EastEnders for the foreseeable future. However, the universe seemed to have aligned perfectly when Danny announced his departure from the show. In a funny turn of events, Ryan joked that he may have used some sort of Voodoo magic to make it happen. Danny also chimed in, joking that Ryan must have had a Voodoo doll of him, as he suddenly felt the urge to leave EastEnders after nine years and 1100 episodes. He added that there was something out there calling him, and he couldn't ignore it any longer.
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