Stephen Fry, Amanda Seyfried, Jamie Oliver and Michael J Fox will pay a visit to The Graham Norton Show next month.
In the episode airing December 4, this eye-catching foursome discuss their latest projects: Fry's Greek mythology book Troy, Seyfried's Netflix cinematic awards-magnet Mank, Oliver's cookery book 7 Ways and Fox's memoir No Time Like the Future: An Optimist Considers Mortality.
Musical guest Dolly Parton is also scheduled to perform the track 'I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus'.
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Just last month, former QI host Fry compared watching Strictly Come Dancing to an "electric shock".
Discussing his pure hatred of all-things dancing, he explained on The One Show: "I always feel that everybody else had dancing lessons and I must've had a dental appointment that day.
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"From the early stage I can remember dancefloors, discos – what everyone called them – and I just felt like an alien. I had no place there, I didn't know how to move, where the foot goes – Do you look down? Do you look up? Do you twist your body?"
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Meanwhile, chatshow host Norton has announced that he's stepping away from BBC Radio 2 in December after 10 years behind the microphone on Saturday mornings.
"I'll miss being a part of the Wogan House family, as well as the listeners and their lives," he said.
The Graham Norton Show airs Fridays on BBC One.
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