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Rivals is set in a world where everyone’s all posh and hoity-toity, opening with a couple – the male half being Rupert Campbell-Black (Alex Hassell – Violent Night) – having a bit of “how’s your …
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Tag: Danny Dyer
Mr Bigstuff – The DVDfever Review – Sky – Danny Dyer
Mr Bigstuff stars Danny Dyer (Heat) as… Danny Dyer, but if you’d see the trailer, then you basically know that already. But let’s back up a bit, as Glen’s (Ryan Sampson – Brassic) fiancee, Kirsty …
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Heat (2023) – The DVDfever Review – Channel 5 drama – Danny Dyer
Heat doesn’t have any signs of Al Pacino or Robert De Niro, but instead, Danny Dyer stars as Danny Dyer, taking a holiday in the outback at a friend’s very posh house with his family. …
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Stepping Stone – Official Trailer – ITVX – Danny Dyer
Stepping Stone is a forthcoming short film on ITVX, starring Danny Dyer. Synopsis: When a young counsellor (Cush Berlyn) opens his office door to 4 new clients, bedlam occurs as he attempts to be their …
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Scared Of The Dark – The DVDfever Review – Channel 4 gameshow – Danny Dyer
Scared Of The Dark shows just how much Channel 4 have veered away from Sunday evening drama and films, instead giving us reality shows like Rise And Fall and Tempting Fortune. Not quite sure why, …
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Cheat (2023) – The DVDfever Review – Netflix – Danny Dyer, Ellie Taylor
Cheat (2023) is a new Netflix gameshow, yes, gameshow. You don’t get many of those on this platform. Anyhoo, it co-stars Danny Dyer – who has had a bit on BBC1 with The Wall (even …
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The Wall – The DVDfever Review – Danny Dyer gameshow
The Wall is overacting on a grand scale in a gameshow which brings Danny Dyer and telly legend Angela Rippon – together at last! The titular device is a giant version of a Japanese pachinko …
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Danny Dyer’s Right Royal Family: Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review
Danny Dyer’s Right Royal Family shows that if you going to make a documentary, these days, it HAS to have the name of the presenter included, as if viewers are so thick that they not …
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