Danny Dyer
Danny Dyer ( born July 24, 1977 in London) is a British actor and television presenter.
Life and achievements
Dyer was discovered as a student by an agent and 3 committed for the television drama Prime Suspect from the year 1993, in which he appeared alongside Helen Mirren. In the film comedy Greenfingers - Harte Jungs and tender shoots ( 2000), he starred opposite Clive Owen and Helen Mirren, seduced in the crime comedy crime (2001 ), he starred opposite Minnie Driver and Mary McCormack. In the comedy thriller The Business (2005 ), he played one of the lead roles. In the thriller Straightheads ( 2007), he and Gillian Anderson took over the main roles of the people who take revenge for a rape.
Dyer plays occasional guest roles in television series. He has worked at theaters in London and in New York City.
As a voice actor he was in the games Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and San Andreas worked. He dubbed one of the main characters, Kent Paul.
Dyer is married and has two daughters. He lives in London's East End.
2006 documentary series The Real Football Factories was produced with him on the basis of Dyers role in the film The Football Factory by Nick Love. Dyer makes in the individual episodes on the way to hooligan firms of different cities and clubs in England and Scotland, and tries to learn more about football hooliganism. In 2007, the concept of The Real Football Factories - International continued, with Dyer here, among other things traveled to Italy, Croatia, Turkey, Poland, Russia, and also to Germany to meet with the local hooligans and know hooliganism in other countries. The actor goes for partially aware in borderline situations. In 2008, the DSF, Sport 1 today, various episodes cut together both series parts and molds it into three separate episodes under the name " Offside - Fans and violence." The consequences are there "England", "Italy ", " Turkey ", " Argentina ", " Brazil ", " Russia" and " Scotland ", where only a fraction of material from Danny Dyer is used with a German voice-over. In addition, the transmitter interviews has even researched, including done with football experts and former professional players and then inserted in the documentation with.