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Published 08:18 29 Jan 2017 GMT
Updated 11:17 29 Jan 2017 GMT

When asked at the National Television Awards about whether he plans to continue on EastEnders, Dyer told The Sun:
"We’ll have to see then. Four years is a long time. It’s been really rewarding but there’s other stuff out there. "I’d love to show other sides to me, I loved theatre and all that."The EastEnders star's contract is reported to end in October, so if soap bosses can't convince him to put pen to paper, we'd expect something rather dramatic to happen to Mick around then.
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