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Two of Britain’s most respected and recognisable actors, Danny Dyer and Stephen Graham, are reportedly reuniting for a brand-new, hard-hitting Netflix drama.
The pair, who last shared the screen in the 2009 cult horror Doghouse, are said to be in the early stages of developing a gritty series that will shine a light on some of society’s most pressing and uncomfortable truths.
A source close to the project told The Mirror: “It’s a gritty new drama. They are currently thrashing out what they want to do, but it will be in the vein of Adolescence. Something unflinching and moving.”
Danny and Stephen, who have remained firm friends since their Doghouse days, are known for their authentic and fearless portrayals of working-class Britain, and this new collaboration promises to continue that tradition.
The EastEnders legend has made no secret of his admiration for Graham’s work. Speaking recently, Danny praised Stephen’s choice of powerful roles: “It’s such an important subject, Steve. You’ve got to roll me into something. I want a bit of this.”
Stephen and Danny became close friends after starring in cult comedy-horror Doghouse - Credit: Publicity Picture
Stephen Graham, whose incredible performances in This Is England, Time, and Boiling Point have made him one of the most in-demand actors in Britain, is known for tackling difficult topics with nuance and intensity.
While official details about the plot remain under wraps, insiders suggest the pair are looking to craft something “raw, unflinching, and moving”, likely taking on themes of youth disenfranchisement, social inequality, or addiction.
Fans of both actors have been quick to express their excitement on social media, with one commenting: “Danny Dyer and Stephen Graham on screen again? Take my money already!” Another wrote: “Two of the most authentic actors of their generation. This is going to be brilliant.”
Both actors have built careers on gritty realism, connecting with audiences through their honest and often brutally emotional performances. Dyer, after leaving EastEnders in 2022, has been exploring new and challenging roles. Graham, meanwhile, continues to wow critics and viewers alike with his versatility and depth.
For now, production and release dates for the Netflix drama are yet to be announced, but anticipation is already building.