Danny Dyer from EastEnders asks David Cameron where GMB is

Danny Dyer of EastEnders is still worried about Brexit after Theresa May's warning video that "it will not happen without compromise."

The 41-year-old actor, who plays the role of pub owner Mick Carter in the BBC soap opera, raged Monday in the Good Morning Britain case, he was bored of the saga and remained faithful to his comments against former Prime Minister David Cameron last summer.

"It's amazing, two and a half years of debate, I do not get tired of others," Danny confessed to hosts Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid.

When asked if he was still angry with the former prime minister after the special episode of the show where he called it "twice" live, the star added: "Well, of course, I maintain what I said.

"He must be held responsible. I will repeat it. Where is he? Where is the geezer?

Last June, Danny embarked on a Brexit war that quickly became one of the best television moments of the year.

"I have no idea what a bading Brexit is," Danny told the panel consisting of Jeremy Corbyn, Pamela Anderson and Ed Balls, as well as presenters Susanna and Piers.

"When you watch Question Time, it's like a comedy! Nobody knows what it is?

"It's like this crazy riddle that no one knows what it is. So, what happened to this young David Cameron who called everything ?! '

Piers interrupted the speech by asking Danny to clarify that he was talking about Mr. Cameron, which he replied: "Yes, but how come he can escape, he called all that.

"He's in Nice with his trotters up, he should be held responsible, he should be held responsible!" Tw * t! '

Good Morning Britain airs on weekdays at 6 am on ITV.