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The Jonathan Ross Show
- TV chat show
- ITV1
- 2011 - 2024
- 235 episodes (21 series)
Prime-time ITV chat show hosted by Jonathan Ross, featuring light-hearted interviews with A-list talent.
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Series 10, Episode 2 - Michael Caine, Sue Perkins, Sylvester Stallone, Michael B Jordan
Jonathan welcomes Sir Michael Caine for his first British chat show appearance in nearly ten years; comedian Sue Perkins; Rambo and Rocky star Sylvester Stallone and one of Hollywood's brightest young talents, Michael B Jordan.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Saturday 16th January 2016
- Time
- 9:20pm
- Channel
- ITV1
- Length
- 60 minutes
Cast & crew
Jonathan Ross | Host / Presenter |
Sue Perkins | Guest |
Michael Caine (as Sir Michael Caine) | Guest |
Sylvester Stallone | Guest |
Michael B Jordan | Guest |
Jonathan Ross | Writer |
Shaun Pye | Writer |
Jez Stevenson | Writer |
Chris Howe | Director |
Tom Barrett | Series Producer |
Dan Wickens | Producer |
Lee Connolly | Executive Producer |
Beatrice Ballard (as Bea Ballard) | Executive Producer |
Alex Harknett | VT Producer |
Steve Andrews | Editor |
Pascal Emmenegger | Editor |
Tim Waddell | Editor |
Rudi Thackray | Production Designer |
Mark Ronson | Composer |
Press
Radio Times review
Plenty of opportunity for Jonathan Ross to joke about his own lazy foppishness: the testosterone will be flowing as Sylvester Stallone and Michael B Jordan, stars of the seventh Rocky movie Creed, hit the sofa. Expect a crunchy anecdote, possibly with alarming on-set footage, about how Jordan maintained Stallone's tradition of being beaten senseless for real in a scene where his character struggles through a boxing bout.
Ross also welcomes a big name who rarely chats. The imminent cinema release of tender, reflective comedy drama Youth has tempted Michael Caine out of talk-show retirement.
Jack Seale, Radio Times, 12th January 2016