Actor in town for UFO film

FILEY is featured in a new documentary filmed with the help of local UFO investigator Russ Kellett.

The BBC3 programme, called I Believe, is presented by Danny Dyer, an actor normally associated with Cockney hardmen and horror movie roles.

The broadcaster revealed that he had previously spotted an unidentified flying object and admitted that the experience “freaked him out”.

Russ said: “He was like somebody that I’d known for years. We all felt very comfortable around him and my sister said what a lovely lad he was.

“He came across exactly as he does in films – he was the same guy that I’ve watched in films and he was in my house.”

He added that the actor had travelled as far as America to interview people for the documentary.

“He came here and he saw our evidence.

“He came here and had a damn good time – that can only be good,” he said.

Local investigator and former pilot Win Keech also took part in the making of the documentary.

He was recently a guest speaker at Scarborough’s first UFO conference and has filmed videofootage of the formation of a crop circle in Wiltshire, possibly the only recorded evidence of such an event.

During the filming, Danny heard about Russ’s close encounter near Bradford in 1988 – where he saw strange red lights at a level crossing – and looked at video footage shot by local UFO investigators.

He added that the actor seemed genuinely interested in the subject.

“We all went out to a location where we had videoed some of the UFOs. Danny seemed to be amazed that we filmed the object so close to us. It was a pleasure having him here.”

Last week it was reported that Danny had an out-of-this-world experience while filming the new documentary.

He said: “I just want to believe that there are things out there. I did see something. It wasn’t a plane, it wasn’t a helicopter, it just looked like a massive star going across the sky. But it freaked me right out.”

His previous TV documentaries have included The Real Football Factories and Danny Dyer’s Deadliest Men. His film roles have included parts in films such as The Football Factory, Severance, Outlaw, Doghouse and Dead Man Running, when his co-star was rapper 50 Cent.

Russ added: “He has worked with 50 Cent and now he has been to Filey to work with £1!”

The documentary is likely to be screened in the next couple of months.

Original Source on this, Filey Mercury