Talk:Danny Dyer

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Missing word?[edit]

Is there a word missing in "Further research found that Dyer is an descendant of Thomas Cromwell[13] and 17th of Elizabeth Seymour, the sister of Henry VIII's third wife Jane Seymour." (perhaps great-grandson or similar?) — Preceding unsigned comment added by 51.9.119.245 (talk) 11:53, 31 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Preserved dead reference[edit]

This reference is dead, even web.archive cannot find it, so I removed it from the main article. because someone has gone to a lot of effort introducing a title narrative, I thought to drop it here in case someone may be able to resurrect it in a more useful role.James Kevin McMahon (talk) 23:15, 28 November 2022 (UTC) ^[1] END[reply]

References

^ Pile, Stephen (25 October 2008). "Only TV Can Show You a Pouch from Your Couch". The Daily Telegraph. London. Retrieved 25 October 2008. First up [on the series] was Stephen 'The Devil' French in Liverpool, who robbed drug dealers, which is known as 'taxation'. ... Inconveniently, the devil had reformed. 'I got the feeling he was on his own journey,' Danny said. He was seen giving a respectful lecture to academic criminologists on his new anti-gun campaign. He is trying to counter the massive growth in Liverpudlian gun use, which arose largely so that people could protect themselves from him. ... Danny did his best to show his own bravery in being around this man. 'My bum is flappin' a little bit,' he informed us. Eventually the Devil re-enacted what he would have done when he was a hard man. ... 'This is the first time a real-life taxation scenario has ever been shown on TV,' said Dyer.^{[dead link]}

Danny played 'Tony Lucciano' in 'Foyle's War' - A Lesson in Murder[edit]

Just read through the Wiki area and didn't see it... I just watched him be 'Tony Lucciano' in 'Foyle's War' - A Lesson in Murder. Was a good early version and well acted 👍 90.255.71.37 (talk) 23:11, 24 November 2023 (UTC)[reply]

His band, Danny Dyer's chocolate Haemonculus[edit]

Think it's pretty important to mention it 88.151.229.216 (talk) 16:44, 7 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]

[Bravo-1] Pile, Stephen (25 October 2008). "Only TV Can Show You a Pouch from Your Couch". The Daily Telegraph. London. Retrieved 25 October 2008. First up [on the series] was Stephen 'The Devil' French in Liverpool, who robbed drug dealers, which is known as 'taxation'. ... Inconveniently, the devil had reformed. 'I got the feeling he was on his own journey,' Danny said. He was seen giving a respectful lecture to academic criminologists on his new anti-gun campaign. He is trying to counter the massive growth in Liverpudlian gun use, which arose largely so that people could protect themselves from him. ... Danny did his best to show his own bravery in being around this man. 'My bum is flappin' a little bit,' he informed us. Eventually the Devil re-enacted what he would have done when he was a hard man. ... 'This is the first time a real-life taxation scenario has ever been shown on TV,' said Dyer.^{[dead link]}

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