Strategies unveiled for promoting Love Island celebrities onto ITV's top programs, such as I'm A Celebrity and Big Brother Reality TV shows, disclosed
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Netflix's KPOP Demon Hunters has taken the streaming world by storm, becoming the platform's most-watched animated film. With over 180 million views since its June 20 release, the series has also made a significant impact on music charts, scoring No1s in both the UK and US. The success of KPOP Demon Hunters has led to singalong screenings in cinemas across London on August 23 and 24.
Channel 5's lineup is also heating up. In "Big Winners," Sue Johnston and Paul Copley win the lottery, while Anita Dobson, Nigel Havers, and Tracy-Ann Obermann star in "Never Too Late," a drama about a rebellious woman moving into a retirement village. Jessica Plummer leads the cast in "Special Measures," a drama about the pressures facing UK schools.
Meanwhile, Alan Davies leads the cast of "Intruder," a real-time psychological thriller. The channel is also reviving the Play For Today format with four new dramas.
On ITV, Olivia Attwood's award-winning documentary, Getting Filthy Rich, is set to feature celebrities turning to OnlyFans to top up their incomes in its upcoming fourth series. However, the exact cast for this series has not been publicly detailed. The summer series of Love Island was a hit, and this year's contestants are to be cast on ITV's biggest shows.
ITV's talent team is actively assessing the Islanders to cherry-pick who'd be good on what for future shows. Teams of two can apply for Bullseye at itv.com/beontv, with one member needing to be up on general knowledge and the other nifty at the oche. The darts show is set to film a full run next month after rave reviews for the festive special.
In other news, James May is exploring the human body in a new Channel 5 series, James May: The Human Machine. Catherine Zeta-Jones is filming a role that uses a Welsh accent for the first time in her career in the Prime Video series Kill Jackie.
The villa winners of Love Island, Toni Laites, Yasmin Pettet, and Shakira Khan, are likely to be seen on our screens more often, as bookers for Celebrity Big Brother, game shows, Celebrity Sabotage, Gary Lineker's The Box, and I'm A Celebrity are meeting the Love Island contestants to discuss opportunities.
Lastly, Olivia Attwood continues to shine on ITV, with a slot on This Morning and her own stable of shows. John Whaite, Sarah Jayne Dunn, Chloe Brockett, Marnie Simpson, Blac Chyna, and Carmen Electra are some of the celebrities to be featured in Getting Filthy Rich's fourth series.
Stay tuned for more exciting updates in the world of entertainment!
- "The success of Netflix's KPOP Demon Hunters has also sparked interest in the world of entertainment, with celebrities reportedly considering joining OnlyFans, as depicted in Olivia Attwood's documentary, Getting Filthy Rich, on ITV."
- "Celebrity Big Brother, game shows, Celebrity Sabotage, Gary Lineker's The Box, and I'm A Celebrity are among the shows potentially welcoming the Love Island winners, Toni Laites, Yasmin Pettet, and Shakira Khan, further mingling entertainment and celebrity."
