Matt Di Angelo: 'The live EastEnders is going to make some waves!' (VIDEO)
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Matt Di Angelo says the EastEnders live episode and live scenes are 'intense' and 'crazy'.
Speaking at the National TV Awards, Matt, who plays Dean Wicks, told What's on TV: "We're just getting ready for the live episodes, which are... intense, they're crazy. From the scripts that I've seen a lot of it is censored, a lot of it's not coming through to you unless you're involved with it...
"From what I've seen it's going to make some waves."
Matt is currently in the thick of a dramatic storyline in which his character raped Linda Carter, and he added: "The storyline's been taken... well, in aspects of how dark it is."
Watch the interview with EastEnders' Matt Di Angelo, above.
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