Viewers only got to see half of the action.
"Everyone was sneaking bottles of wine, vodka in and getting smashed in their rooms. It was brilliant."
He went on to claim that the alcohol led to the drama becoming incredibly heated, with lots of the action happening off-camera.Voysey alleged that things became physical at one point and producers had to intervene in a bid to stop things from getting out of control.and was 10 times worse off camera, so they cancelled the dinner party and we all had to go back to our apartments.
"People were literally storming off set, back through where all the producers and camera crew were, effing and blinding.
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