Emmerdale fans have been left grinding their teeth at the appearance of sinister newcomer Greg – but plenty will recognise him from his various other projects, including one very saucy Netflix series.
Fans had their heckles up since Greg first appeared on screen, invited round for dinner at Ethan and Marcus’ place.
As one of Ethan’s bosses, the young lawyer thought he was getting in with the partners of the firm – until things went south and he began coming onto an unwilling Marcus.
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Thankfully Ethan took his boyfriend’s side and marched Greg out of the house. But could the pair face sinister repercussions from the dodgy character?
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In real life, Greg is played by Daniel Betts.
Daniel made his name in the Netflix series Sex Education, in which he played Sergeant Morris for one episode back in 2020.
He also appeared as a regular in Fate: The Winx Saga, along with having roles in everything from Gentleman Jack to The Crown.
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Over the years, Daniel has made appearances in shows like Angela Black, Atlantic Crossing and Chloe.
He was born in 1971 in Cuckfield, West Sussex, and eventually attended the Drama Centre in London until 1993.
TV work isn’t his only claim to fame, however, as Daniel is also a keen voiceover artist working on various adverts over the years.
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As for his character Greg, fans think they already know what he’s up to.
Taking to Twitter, one penned: “Greg is so creepy!” while another agreed: “This Greg geezer looks a right sick f*** I bet he’s got a dozen or more rent boys buried in his back garden!”
Someone else went as far as to suggest: “Everyone has been saying Marcus is the dodgy one in #Emmerdale but what if it’s Ethan?
“What if he’s in on the whole thing and struck up a dodgy deal to get further in his career with Greg?”
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