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Danny Dyer

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Literally though. It is one of the best bits of telly ever.   My favourite two quotes from French are   "Every ounce of my warrior being" and "The people that come for me aren't coming with Ludo

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Twat on twat violence must end.   Actually no, carry on.

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WTF - he is our King. Direct descendant of William the Conq.

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My mate said he "DJ'd" at her Uni for freshers week.

 

Fucking can't stand these famous people who think they can DJ... They just play 'Indie' music track after track, there's no fading of the songs and it takes next to no talent.

 

Cunts.

 

I'd love to know what mate that was. Genuinely don't remember.

 

Oh erm... carry on.

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This article is classic Dyer, but the end line is fucking hilarious, I'm sure the journalist knew exactly what they were doing here:

 

Bad boy actor Danny Dyer has unashamedly boasted he will probably always take drugs - as long as it does not affect his work or family life.

 

The father of two, who starred in 90s clubbing film Human Traffic and has presented cult TV shows about hardmen, writes about his recreational drug use throughout his career in a new autobiography.

 

Dyer writes in the opening pages of his book: "I've always taken drugs and I probably always will, but there's a difference between having the odd crafty bump up the snout as a reward for a job well done and letting it rule your life."

 

The actor said he had no hesitation in being so honest about his drug taking because he feels he is able to balance it with his career and parenthood.

 

Speaking about Danny Dyer: Straight Up, published today, he said: "You can't brush it under the carpet and try and pretend it doesn't happen, because it does happen. It happens all over the world every night, millions and millions of people.

 

"And it can have a terrible effect on people, and other people can deal with it and get on with their lives and never lose a job and bring up their children, and be fine with it. I think everything in moderation."

 

He said he did not feel he needed to draw a veil over his drug use: "It's not like I'm a Blue Peter presenter is it?"

 

Dyer sparked a furore earlier this year after his advice column in a men's magazine suggested a reader should scar his girlfriend for dumping him.

 

He was axed from Zoo magazine over the incident, which was blamed at the time on a production error.

 

In his book he said the comment had been made as a "tasteless joke" to the journalist who ghosted the column, which he immediately regretted. But he said the fault lay with the magazine for publishing it.

 

Dyer writes: "As a joke - a bad joke - I said to the journalist 'maybe he should cut her face so no one would want her'.

 

"Why did I say that? Because it's a ridiculous thing to say. It was a rubbish tasteless joke. Even as it came out of my mouth I wasn't proud of it. I was more embarrassed than anything. But I never thought for a second that (the Zoo journalist) would stick it in the magazine."

 

He added: "They made a decision to print something they should never have printed and then they tried to turn on me.

 

"The idea of me putting my name to a column that I never wrote was a ridiculous thing for me to do, a bad decision and I learnt from it.

 

"I was brought up by women. My mother brought up three of us on her own. I've got two daughters myself. Women are just a massive thing for me and the idea of hurting one, or cutting one's face, makes me feel ill."

 

Dyer, who has also appeared in hooligan film The Football Factory, feels he has been typecast for too long as a hardman, but is confident his next role, playing an abusive serial killer, will change all that.

 

He said: "I play this serial killer who likes to kidnap women and abuse them and then kill them."

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He's such a bad tit. Amusing to witness but bad tit. Made me laugh the idea of hurting a woman makes him feel ill, his next role someone who likes to kidknap women abuse them and then kill them. Nothing wrong with that it's his job just funny in the context of the paragraphs before it.
Yeah that was what I was getting at, the journalist knew exactly what they were doing.
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Could he have made that any worse?

 

Having unfortunately sat through The Business one night when it was on, yes, he probably could.

 

The production team would have had a hard time controlling him on the frozen Gotham set, what with all of that white powder lying about.

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Having unfortunately sat through The Business one night when it was on, yes, he probably could.

 

The production team would have had a hard time controlling him on the frozen Gotham set, what with all of that white powder lying about.

 

I thought The Business was actually good :|

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Having unfortunately sat through The Business one night when it was on, yes, he probably could.

 

The production team would have had a hard time controlling him on the frozen Gotham set, what with all of that white powder lying about.

 

Marone ! The Business is freakin' dynamite, an absolute classic.

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