Danny Dyer recently opened up about his recent collaboration with Robbie Williams on stage at BST Hyde Park.
Speaking to Radio X about their collaboration that came together midway on Saturday, July 6, Dyer explained that he was initially approached by Williams at a Soccer Aid event.
He explained: "I was like, what? Are you sure about this? And he went, 'I've never been more sure of anything,' So I said yes, and then I thought, 'Oh now I've got to do it.'"
Rehashing the experience, he added: "So, you know. I love the tune. I love Robbie and we done it. We done it. It was great. It was a real moment. I think it went down really well, you know."
"Once I started I was sweet. And I listened to the song a lot. You've got to prepare, you know and I just channelled my inner Phil Daniels."
In addition, Dyer also joined the Angels singer during the show's opening that featured Williams' backstage march.
In response to a question that inquired about his anxiety ahead of the team up, he admitted to being nervous as it appeared to be out of his "comfort zone."
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