Danny Dyer reveals BBC EastEnders 'feud' as he speaks out on soap, his exit and if he'll return after Mick's 'death'

Danny Dyer appears to have hinted that he didn't quite get on with everyone while he was working on EastEnders. The actor left the BBC One soap on Christmas Day after his character, Mick Carter became seemingly lost in the English Channel.

The Queen Vic landlord had been trying to rescue his wife Janine Butcher and ex-wife Linda Carter from the waves after all hell broke loose above the pub amid the Christmas festivities. After discovering that his new bride had engineered the break-up of his former marriage by framing Linda as the cause of a car crash, Mick refused to let her get away.

A dramatic car chase followed as Mick and Linda followed Janine, played by Charlie Brooks, to Dover. After a scuffle on the clifftop, Linda and Janine were then seen plummeting in a car into the water below Mick was then seen jumping into the water - and after finding the car - followed Linda’s instructions to help Janine first as she is pregnant with his baby.

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However after noticing that Linda had not come out of the water Mick then jumped back in, unaware that she had crawled onto the shore. And he hasn't been seen since.

Speaking on The Jonathan Ross Show, which airs on Saturday night (February 25), for the first time since his EastEnders exit, Danny shared that he 'does miss' many of the stars he worked with on the soap and that he 'loves them dearly.' But when pressed by host Jonathan, the 45-year-old coyly admitted that 'not all' of the soap's cast have made him feel the same way - but didn't name any names.

Jonathan asks of his EastEnders co-stars: "Who will you miss the least?" to which Danny replies: