DANNY DYER has worked his magic in a surprise new role – mimicking Harry Potter.
The former EastEnders star appears in the fourth episode of game show Last One Laughing, out now on Prime Video, where comedians have to fight the urge to giggle.
Danny Dyer made a surprise appearance in the fourth episode of game show Last One Laughing[/caption]
Battling it out are Bob Mortimer, Lou Sanders, Joe Lycett, Rob Beckett, Daisy May Cooper and Judi Love, the latter of whom had to laugh when Danny burst on to the scene with his gangster-themed version of the boy wizard, asking: “Where the f*** is this Dumbledore?”
Danny also got Daisy flustered as she admitted she has always fancied him.
The series, hosted by Jimmy Carr and Roisin Conaty, sees the contestants in a Big Brother-style house for six hours.
If they laugh, they get eliminated from the game.
It looks like Danny did a wand-erful job.
Danny played a gangster version of Harry Potter[/caption]
SWEET SO TEMPTING
TENSIONS boil over in Tempting Fortune this week as vicar David makes a confession.
He tells the group trekking across Malaysia’s wilderness that he secretly spent some of the £300,000 prize pot – on sweets.
On Sunday’s episode of the Channel 4 show, hosted by Paddy McGuinness, he reveals: “I got offered a Haribo, I didn’t take one, I took the whole pack.
“I feel guilty, but I’m happy to tell the truth, the truth will set you free.”
NETFLIX & CHEAT
TELLY relationship expert PAUL C Brunson will join Amanda Holden on her new Netflix show Cheat: Unfinished Business.
The series follows former couples as they reunite at a Spanish retreat to give it another go after infidelity, and starts next month.
PRUE’S WHO OF CELEBS
PRUE LEITH has taken a break from judging this series of Celebrity Bake Off – which, it seems, might be for the best.
The TV chef has joked that, at 85, she has rarely heard of the celebrities who join the show’s Stand Up 2 Cancer specials.
Prue Leith has taken a break from judging this series of Celebrity Bake Off[/caption]
Chatting at the latest date on her speaking tour, Prue said: “I have a problem with most famous people today because I have no idea who they are.
“Some people I do know who they are but, you know, they are only people.”
Caroline Waldegrave is covering Prue’s spot along-side Paul Hollywood.
In Sunday’s episode, which airs at 7.40pm on Channel 4, radio DJ Roman Kemp and presenter Sarah Beeny will take on social media star Amelia Dimoldenberg and actress Maxine Peake.
HANNAH IN PARIS
STEPHEN GRAHAM may be man of the moment with his Netflix series Adolescence at the top of the viewing charts.
But his wife Hannah Walters will soon be the one in the spotlight – as one of the stars of new drama What It Feels Like For A Girl.
She joins Michael Socha, Laura Haddock and Ellis Howard in the coming-of-age BBC Three show, which is based on the memoir of trans writer Paris Lees.
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