EastEnders legend Danny Dyer has confessed that he lied on his CV for years about his ability to ride a horse. The actor finally had to master the skill for the second season of Rivals. He spent time training with a horse named Snaffles to prepare for his return as Freddie Jones. Will Danny’s new talent lead to more action-packed scenes in the upcoming season? Keep scrolling to learn more.
Danny Dyer’s Surprising Secret Is Out
During an exclusive chat about his latest role, Danny revealed his secret of lying on his CV. The actor told fans that he is extremely proud of himself. Now, he has finally mastered the skill of horse riding after years of pretending.
Besides, the actor went so far as to make a joke out of the matter. For anyone not in the know, Danny made up a story that he could ride a horse. However openly, he is completely unskilled and inexperienced.
However, he had to begin filming scenes that required riding a horse. And the sole reason was that the script required it. Also, Danny worked closely with Snaffles as he wanted to ensure he looked the part for the hit series. The caption was, “Danny Dyer learned to ride ‘a lovely horse named Snaffles” for Rivals Season 2. “I’m really proud of myself, “ the star tells Empire. “I lied on my CV for all those years about being able to ride a horse.”
Several fans also reacted to the post with one saying, “Why does Danny always look the same?” Another added, “I can’t wait.” Meanwhile, someone else mentioned, “Can’t wait to see series 2 on sooner.” While another shared, “Love these polo boys. So f-ing excited for season 2!!!”
EastEnders Fans Loved Danny Dyer’s Mick Carter Role
One can never forget the iconic Mick character. Linda and Mick’s love story was or maybe is, one of the best things to ever happen in the soap’s history. Janine’s lies about framing Linda for a drink-driving accident were exposed during a Christmas dinner.
That’s when Janine fled toward the coast. To stop her Linda and Mick followed her but it ended with Janine’s car plunging off a cliff. Soon after, Mick dived to rescue her. However, he re-entered the sea to save Linda. Little did he know that she had already managed to swim on her own.
Later, Mick was swept away by the current, and he disappeared. Viewers never saw his body being recovered. Hence, characters and fans presume that he had drowned. Meanwhile, are you excited for Danny’s second season of Rivals? Let us know in the comments section. For more EastEnders spoilers and updates, keep following Soap Opera Daily.