'I'm Danny Dyer – I don't need a chat-up line'

Danny Dyer, a well-known actor, is back on the big screen in a new film called Marching Powder. In this movie, he plays a character named Jack, who has just six weeks to turn his life around and save his marriage. Danny is famous for his role as Mick Carter in the popular TV show EastEnders, where he portrayed a strong yet caring pub landlord. He has been with his partner since they were just 13 years old, and they have been married for eight years. Danny considers himself a romantic and has some valuable insights about love and relationships. One of his key pieces of advice is that having separate beds can actually be beneficial for a couple. He openly admits that he snores, which is why he and his wife have chosen to sleep in different beds. He believes that it is quite special to have been with someone for over 30 years, and now they are even raising grandchildren together. Danny feels that he has matured and taken on more responsibility as he has grown older. He also emphasizes the importance of men being open about their feelings. He finds the traditional idea of masculinity to be somewhat ridiculous at times and believes that men should not be afraid to express their emotions. He encourages men to prioritize their relationships and spend quality time with their partners. Danny and his wife even attend therapy sessions together to strengthen their bond. He believes that love is about accepting each other's imperfections and being supportive of one another. When it comes to romantic music, Danny enjoys listening to artists like Luther Vandross and Jeff Buckley, which he finds perfect for setting a romantic mood. He humorously states that he doesn't need a chat-up line because he is Danny Dyer, and he has been with his wife for so long that he feels confident in his charm. Despite being a grandad now, he still feels desirable. Danny's wife has always kept him grounded and has never sought fame for herself. He comes from a working-class background and believes that more working-class individuals should be involved in politics and the arts. He feels that these people are incredibly creative and play a vital role in society. In Marching Powder, Danny's character Jack is flawed but relatable, and he hopes that audiences will root for him to save his marriage. Danny acknowledges that being a good partner is challenging and that every day presents an opportunity to learn and grow. He believes that love is about embracing the quirks and flaws of others, and he wishes for more love in the world, especially in a time filled with hate and division. Marching Powder is set to hit cinemas on March 7th.