Pitch Perfect and Jojo Rabbit star Rebel Wilson has reacted to featuring in last night's episode of The Celebrity Traitors, where she briefly 'appeared' as one of the potential answers to a question about one of the banished players.
The latest episode of the show featured a challenge in which the contestants had to correctly answer questions about the banished or murdered players in order to build up money for the charity prize jackpot.
One of the questions read: "Which of these actors has Tameka [Empson] appeared in a film with?"
The options were Vinnie Jones, Helen Mirren, Judi Dench, and, you guessed it, Rebel Wilson.
Wilson shared a video to her Instagram Stories of herself watching the show and responding to the moment.
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"What? What? Ummm, ohhhh!" she said, with a possible mix of surprise at the mention and confusion about whether she had been in a film with Empson or not.
Singer and Traitor Cat Burns admitted on the show that she didn't know who Helen Mirren was, something viewers could not believe, but Wilson was happy to hear that Burns knew of her, at least.
"Wooo! Thanks Cat!" she said, before laughing at Celia Imrie saying "I'll sit on Rebel".
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Even though many team members thought that the answer wouldn't be Judi Dench – as they felt like it would be something anyone who's done a film with her would mention – it turned out to be the right answer.
"Players, the film that Tameka was in with Judi Dench was Notes on a Scandal," Claudia Winkleman helpfully told them, referring to the 2006 thriller about a teacher's affair with a student that also starred Cate Blanchett and Bill Nighy.
If only Claudia had explained exactly what chart Charlotte Church had her first UK No. 1 on, fans wouldn't have been so confused.
The Celebrity Traitors airs Wednesday and Thursday nights at 9pm on BBC One, and streams on iPlayer. Uncloaked follows straight afterwards on BBC Two.
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