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Filming on Sky’s entertainment series There’s Something About Movies and BAFTA-award winning A League of Their Own is set to start this month, with both shows landing on screen later this year.
Alan Carr is heading out on tour again. Between his star-studded wedding day and becoming an accidental anarchist, from fearing for his life at border control to becoming a reluctant farmer, three words spring to mind…Not again, Alan!
Alan Carr is to host a special show starring Kylie Minogue in which an audience of Kylie fans did not know they were going to see the star.
ITV has commissioned Alan Carr’s Epic Gameshow, a seven part series, which will see five of the country’s all-time favourite game shows supersized for 2019. Presented by the brilliant Alan Carr, the five legendary formats getting the big scale treatment are: Play Your Cards Right, Take Your Pick, Strike It Lucky, Bullseye, and The Price is Right.
The series will see contestants hoping to win either big-cash rewards or top-of-the-range prizes.
From the makers of Sky One’s BAFTA winning ‘A League of Their Own’ comes a brand new celebrity panel show, ‘There’s Something About Movies’, launching on Thursday 2 May 2019. The Sky original production, produced by CPL Productions and Motion Content Group, will be anchored by funny man Alan Carr as he invites some of the UK’s favourite actors and comics to test their film trivia and blockbuster knowledge on-screen.
Alan Carr is to host a night of top comedy talent this April at London’s Alexandra Palace Theatre, in aid of charity Neuroblastoma.org.uk.
Carr will be joined by Sean Lock, Seann Walsh, Suzi Ruffell, Marlon Davis, Joel Dommett and Nish Kumar.
Eight-time Bafta TV award-winner Graham Norton is no stranger to RuPaul’s Drag Race, having already appeared on RuPaul’s Drag Race: All Stars season two in the US as a guest judge in 2016.
Stand Up To Cancer is back again. It feels like it’s become a real TV fixture in a relatively short time, doesn’t it?
Tell us about I Don’t Like Mondays
It’s a game show that not only promises you a year off work but it pays your wages for a year as well - not bad eh? The catch is, in order to get the year off and the money you have to resign to your boss on the show.
Nothing like this has been seen on TV before. What attracted you to the premise?
Alan Carr will be part of C4's coverage of this year's Crufts competition.
Crufts returns to TV screens in early March, spanning both Channel 4 and More4, with even more hours broadcast from this year’s Kennel Club competition. The world famous event will see over 22,000 dogs and 140,000 visitors descend onto the NEC Birmingham – and Sunset+Vine and Mentorn Scotland, both part of the Tinopolis group, will produce 14 hours of coverage with additional live streaming available online.
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