The EastEnders star reportedly wants to be involved in the upcoming series of Celebrity Traitors after Traitors bosses struggled to land Danny Dyer for the first series.
EaseEnders star Danny Dyer is reportedly lined up to take part in the second series of The Celebrity Traitors. It has been reported that the actor turned down the role for the first series, but, after seeing the ‘fun and games’ last year, he now wants to get involved.
The first series, won by Alan Carr, instantly became a hit with viewers following on from the success of the regular show, which is continuing to take in millions of viewers every episode. According to a source, the 48 year old turned down the part last year and decided not to join the celebrities, but is now “all set to join filming up in the Highlands later this year.”
According to a source, “Danny was always at the top of The Celebrity Traitors’ wish list but never showed any interest until last fall when I saw the fun and games.” It was all systems gone as soon as his tune changed, according to The Sun.
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Although it has been reported that Danny’s bosses were unable to agree to be locked down for the first series, he has since said yes after revealing that he was enjoying watching.
Danny is referred to as “gold,” and the source continued, “Danny is a reality TV booker’s dream signing and will be incredible value,” adding that he is naturally funny but in a completely different way from Alan Carr. He will be absolute gold because he won’t want to use the same formula again.
“As we saw with Daisy May Cooper for series one, things can change at the last minute, but Danny looks all set to join filming up in the Highlands later this year.”
Danny has already stated that he wants to appear on the program and, more importantly, play the Traitor.
He stated in a conversation with the Live and Let Dyer podcast, “It’s a pretty straightforward game. Although it seemed too complicated, it’s actually just people who are manipulating people and lying a lot. It’s difficult to be a believer if you try to pretend you’re a believer and it turns out badly.
“So I might participate in the upcoming series if the money’s right.” There are triple and double bluffs, but I believe I would prefer to be a traitor because it’s more enjoyable, and you have a job.
A This Morning icon is also said to be at the top of the BBC’s list of Celebrity Traitors. Alison Hammond made it known that if she were ever to be on the show, and this could soon come into play in November last year.
According to reports, the television personality, who also hosts The Great British Bake Off, may find herself in the Scottish Highlands for the second BBC program season.
Source: Mirror
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