 Firstly, he corrected Susanna who assumed he did it by 'creeping into other people's shots.' 'Not their shots necessarily,' Ross rebutted. 'If you were doing three days in the Vic, which you normally would do, I would normally be standing back and I'd work out that I was not in the middle episode that they were shooting that day, and obviously cameras – like the one that's pointing at me now – have a red light on top of it when it's recording.' Ross' character Grant was introduced in 1999 (Picture: BBC/Kieron McCarron) His master plan involved conversing with the people working behind the scenes. 'So I got on very well with the camera guys and I'd say 'Is this episode 235? Not 234, or 233' and they'd go 'Yes'. 'It would be 'I'm not in that one, well I am now'. ''Big Ron, pint and pork scratchings, was it?',' said Ross, mimicking how he would insert himself in the narrative. Ross was able to earn money from these improvised moments, as the cast were paid episode fees meaning the more episodes they appeared in, the higher their pay. However, all good t){kind=link}
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Ross Kemp has revealed the sneaky way that he’d increase his earnings while working on EastEnders.
The actor has played Grant Mitchell since 1990, and although he left for the second time in 2006, he made an appearance on a flashback episode just last year.
While playing his character on the BBC soap, Ross, 59, learnt how to increase his salary.