After his Mosley comments, who wants to watch Danny Dyer’s History Channel?
Danny Dyer: he’s holding a photo of “that melt” Oswald Mosley and his bunch of “fascist slags” the Black Shirts. Can someone in television please commission him to do a whole series like this?
A new career could be opening up for celebrated EastEnders actor Danny Dyer.
He’s just appeared on TV, talking about the Battle of Cable Street, and it was gold:
Petition for someone to commission a documentary about working-class histories presented by Danny Dyer. https://t.co/UakhLhM68Y
— Tom Nicholas (@Tom_Nicholas) September 27, 2020
This is not the first time Dyer has spoken up about social issues. Consider this…
Here's the one and only Danny Dyer on the working poor. Yes… most people going to #FoodBanks have jobs. #ToryBritain pic.twitter.com/7t1jyzIurl
— El Christo (@ElRaynerista) September 27, 2020
… and especially this:
Let's hope Cameron doesn't run in to Danny Dyer when he comes out of hiding and back in to politics. pic.twitter.com/OFLFyFjjR4
— Dan Lewis (@Think_Become) November 2, 2018
This Writer thinks Dyer would be an excellent choice to front a new TV series on the social history of the UK, showing how the lives of the working classes have differed from those of the privileged throughout the centuries.
We’re sick of hearing about royals and their squabbles with their relatives in foreign lands. Let’s have the story of what was happening right here – from someone who’s got the good sense to tell it straight!
And Dyer’s own royal heritage – he has links to William the Conqueror and Edward III, according to another TV doco, Who Do You Think You Are? – would provide added credibility.
What about it, BBC? Or would you be afraid to do it if Boris Johnson has his way and puts his puppet Charles Moore in charge?
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