Danny Dyer turns down offers for one reality show every year as he has 'no desire' to be on it

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Danny Dyer has made it clear that he will "never" take part in Strictly Come Dancing, despite being asked every year.The 46-year-old actor, best known for his role as Mick Carter on EastEnders, has been a staple on our screens for years, but there's one show he's adamant he won't do. "I get offered to do Strictly every year, and it's not for me.

I've got no desire to be mincing around in sequins," he quipped. Speaking to The Sun, Danny revealed that he's been approached by BBC bosses annually to join the dance competition, but he's always turned them down as he's still on the hunt for his "ultimate role" after leaving EastEnders.

Since bidding farewell to Albert Square, Danny has kept busy with roles in Sky Max comedy Mr Bigstuff, the sequel to Football Factory, and the upcoming Disney+ series Rivals, based on Jilly Cooper's 'bonkbuster' novel.

But what would be his dream role? A cockney James Bond, apparently! READ MORE: Lorraine Kelly defends Kym Marsh's 'toyboy' romance as she hits out at 'nonsense' criticism MORE TV: Ruth Langsford ‘to break silence on Eamonn Holmes split during Loose Women return’ "The obvious role I'd love to play is James Bond, you know, a cockney Bond.