The Real Full Monty 2017
Alexander Armstrong and Ashley Banjo lead a group of male celebrities as they recreate the famous striptease from The Full Monty to raise awareness of men's health issues.
Under the guidance of choreographer Ashley Banjo, the guys recreate the famous post office scene from the original film, released 20 years ago, in an attempt to lose some of their inhibitions and gain confidence ready for the performance of their lives, all in aid of raising awareness for prostate and testicular cancer. The guys have just six days of rehearsals to learn the choreography and gain the confidence to strip, ready for the moment of truth in front of 2000 people at ‘The London Palladium'.The brave celebrities taking part are: McFly drummer, Harry Judd, TOWIE star, Elliott Wright, ballet dancer, Wayne Sleep, former Olympic swimmer, Mark Foster, Emmerdale actor, Matthew Wolfenden, TV presenter, Dom Littlewood, and Death in Paradise and Red Dwarf actor, Danny John Jules, plus host Alexander Armstrong.
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