Ross Kemp is “very proud” of the ‘EastEnders’ legacy.

The 60-year-old actor received his massive break when he was solid as Grant Mitchell within the BBC cleaning soap opera and appeared from 1990 till 2000 after which once more briefly within the late 2000s however can neither verify nor deny whether or not he can be making a comeback in time for its fortieth anniversary.

Talking on ITV’s ‘This Morning’, he mentioned: “I can let you know nothing! I’m very proud that the present is celebrating 40 years and I would not have had a profession good or unhealthy with out it. I nonetheless find it irresistible, I nonetheless find it irresistible, and I nonetheless help it and I might do if I had come from ‘Coronation Road’ or, properly, I used to be in ‘Emmerdale Farm’ briefly for a bit.

“I help it each means that I can. I can say not more than that. “

Away from the cleaning soap, Ross has carved out a profession as a hard-hitting documentary presenter and as he dives into the prison underworld within the new Sky present ‘Ross Kemp: Mafia And Britain’, he revealed that an on set harm turned the entire thing right into a medical present.

He mentioned: “Within the collection, we go from being within the UK, to America, to Miami wanting on the connections between the cocaine commerce and I ended up…it stopped turning into a historical past programme and have become actual after I was at 4,000 toes and it was almost 40 levels at nighttime. I’ve received a helmet on, physique armour and we’re traipsing around the mountains. I am going ‘We’ll be out at 03:00!’ however we’re nonetheless stumbling round at eight o’clock within the morning. They usually kidnap the troopers and I lose the nail on my massive toe. Now not a historical past documentary, now medical!”