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2015 celebrities - Who do we think?

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    TejasTejas Posts: 5,027
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    No chance of Ed Sheeran - best selling album of the year and has pretty much sold out 3 nights at Wembley Stadium for next summer, he's pretty much the biggest star in UK music now apart from Adele so I can't see him doing any shows like this. Ellie Goulding is far too popular as well, her popularity would have to seriously crash for her to do Strictly - can't see that happening for a good few years, if ever.

    Music-wise, Katie Melua was a pretty good shout and I could certainly see someone from The Wanted or maybe Union J appearing. Lindsay Armaou from B*witched is my dream contestant but if that was going to happen I think 2014 would have been the year after the Big Reunion TV show and tour's success.
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    londongirlGrelondongirlGre Posts: 23,413
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    Does anyone know when they start confirming the celebrities, just out of interest?
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    Monsieur23Monsieur23 Posts: 6,916
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    k0213818 wrote: »
    I suggest this every year, but Steph McGovern. She fills the BBC breakfast archetype and could also serve as the Lisa Riley-esque surprise package in that she is large and cumbersome but does have dancing pedigree through being an Irish dancer as a kid..

    Having seen her Irish dancing, I can say that her Charleston swivel would put all of the pros to shame. :blush: But I'd love her too, give her to Tristan, please, TeamGloriousAccent. :D
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    pothuthicpothuthic Posts: 47,103
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    Linda Robson please
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    bigaltbigalt Posts: 1,928
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    Katharina Witt,please
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    cantoscantos Posts: 7,368
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    Tina Barrett or Hannah Spearmit from S Club 7
    Gramme Swann Cricketer
    Dr Brian Cox or Dr Alice Roberts TV Scientists and eye candy for each sex.
    Miranda Hart or Mel Giedroyc
    Ruth Langsford
    Nigel Havers
    Ricky Norwood Eastenders
    Edwina Currie
    Helen Flanaghan or Michelle Keegan
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    StigOfTheKrumpStigOfTheKrump Posts: 36,363
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    cantos wrote: »
    Edwina Currie

    She's already done it. Flashed the judges, annoyed the judges, sent home in week two.
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    Leicester_HunkLeicester_Hunk Posts: 18,316
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    Mybelle wrote: »
    I'm sure Gary Barlow mentioned he'd have liked to do it when Jason Donovan did it. It would be great to see him do it as he definitely doesn't have the moves of the rest of his band-mates.

    I'd love to see Jason Orange do it too, but he wouldn't want the limelight - that would be my fantasy. He's done break-dancing, but not trained in anything else dance-wise.

    isn't Sir Gary, Lord Frodsham or whatever he would like to be, above that now :D

    (He became Celebrity Litter Tray Liner of the Week recently as his tax avoidance really got up my nose)
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    cantoscantos Posts: 7,368
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    She's already done it. Flashed the judges, annoyed the judges, sent home in week two.

    Oh yes the horror is coming back to me now.

    I must have put the memory to the back of my brain, but it has now been released to come back and haunt me like Ebenezer Scrooges final vision
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    StigOfTheKrumpStigOfTheKrump Posts: 36,363
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    cantos wrote: »
    Oh yes the horror is coming back to me now.

    I must have put the memory to the back of my brain, but it has now been released to come back and haunt me like Ebenezer Scrooges final vision

    There's nothing more Christmassy than the haunting sight of Edwina Currie.
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    mammacassimammacassi Posts: 101
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    Monsieur23 wrote: »
    Having seen her Irish dancing, I can say that her Charleston swivel would put all of the pros to shame. :blush: But I'd love her too, give her to Tristan, please, TeamGloriousAccent. :D

    They would be fantastic together, Steph comes across really well in the mornings, think they would enjoy themselves.
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    pjh8pjh8 Posts: 4,175
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    They really could have saved one of Caroline/Frankie/Pixie for next year.I can't see them getting as big names next year as they had this year.
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    lewismacflewismacf Posts: 14,666
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    Freddie flintoff I say he made a joke about wanting to go to strictly on 8 out of 10 cats last night
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    bendymixerbendymixer Posts: 18,628
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    cantos wrote: »
    Tina Barrett or Hannah Spearmit from S Club 7
    Gramme Swann Cricketer
    Dr Brian Cox or Dr Alice Roberts TV Scientists and eye candy for each sex.
    Miranda Hart or Mel Giedroyc
    Ruth Langsford
    Nigel Havers
    Ricky Norwood Eastenders
    Edwina Currie
    Helen Flanaghan or Michelle Keegan

    Helen Flanaghan pregnant - think Michelle will do Im A Celeb, but there is a corrie star leaving next year
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    Jorf68Jorf68 Posts: 193
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    How about jack Donnelley the lead in Atlantis
    Or Clive standen who was also In the programme?
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    jeffiner1892jeffiner1892 Posts: 14,331
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    What about the Pineapple Dance studios celebs like Louis Spence or Andrew Stone?

    Oh please not Louis. Can't stand him.
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    Monsieur23Monsieur23 Posts: 6,916
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    ~ Random Names That Would Make Me Happy, Regardless Of Likelihood ~

    - Jack Whitehall, Comedian, 26

    - Una Stubbs, Actress, 77

    - Derek Thompson, Actor, 66

    - Imogen Poots, Actress, 25

    - Eddie Redmayne, Actor and Model, 32

    - Liz Bonnin, Television Presenter, 38

    - Tom Aikens, Chef, 44

    - Leigh-Ann Pinnock, Little Mix Singer, 23

    - Chris Mears, Diver, 21

    - Lorna Laidlaw, Actress, 51

    - Tim Rice-Oxley, Keane Musician (not a pun), 38

    - Steph McGovern, Business Journalist, 32

    - Greg Rutherford, Olympic Athlete, 28

    - Janet Ellis, Television Presenter and Actress, 59

    - Lembit Opik, Former Politician, 49
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    RichwoodRichwood Posts: 972
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    Strictly works best when there are roughly four very good dancers, six decent ones and four duds who provide amusement and don't overstay their welcome.

    This years’ show worked quite well but just hope next year’s crop aren’t as C-list

    It’s easy to think of women you want to see on the show because with some notable exceptions they are better at dancing (and singing) than men although some bad male dancers are good are good at making a t*t of themselves to get laughs

    Some men that might work would be :

    Singer Lee John (57) Graceful mover when lead singer of Imagination
    Singer Jake Shears (36) (Scissors Sisters), good mover, likely winner
    Weather person Tomas Schafernaker (35)
    Cricketer Graeme Swann (35)
    Footballer Fabrice Muamba (26) Pretty good on Xmas Strictly a while ago but could his heart stand a whole series ?
    TV Doctor Christian Jessen (37) probably good at ballroom, but Latin ?
    Don’t watch Soaps but I guess there has to be someone from EE, Hollyoaks, Corrie, Emmerdale etc.

    Women

    Weather Person.Laura Tobin (33) some dance training, ballet and modern dance from 5 - 15 has done a charity dance competition in Northampton could be seen as a ringer. Although they could fill the weather person spot with Lucy Verasamy 34, who doesn’t appear to have any dance training

    Politician Yvette Cooper (45) politician - some dance training, has done ballet and tap, has expressed an interest in Strictly, could be a bit busy in 2015 as Home Secretary if Labour forms a coalition

    Sports Person Rebecca Adlington (25) Swimmer, wants to do it but deemed unsuitable on one occasion

    Actress Helen Baxendale (45) - early dance training at Elmhurest School of Dance but abandoned dance in favour of acting at 17

    TV Presenter Suzi Perry (44) Indicated an interest on ITT

    News Presenter Spot Like to see Kirsty Wark (59) doing it, she likes to dance but has turned it down in the past for being too populist. If her time as a serious presenter on Newsnight comes to an end she might give it a go, otherwise want to see some female news presenter on it. Emily Maitlis (44) looked promising on CIN. Also got a liking for Riz Lateef (35 - BBC London News)

    Actress/Impressionist Debra Stephenson (42), there seems to be nothing she can’t do. She fills the Soap actor spot and could do impressions on ITT as well
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    jeffiner1892jeffiner1892 Posts: 14,331
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    What about Dawn French? Could see her making an appearance at some stage.
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    StrictlyEastendStrictlyEastend Posts: 35,455
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    Who I'd like:

    Chris Evans because I think he could do it, he hinted once on Radio 2 that he'd like to do it.

    I don't think these people would do it but I'd like to see them give it a go:

    Mary Berry
    Lacey Turner
    Kylie Minogue
    Michael Buble
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    Mrs FMrs F Posts: 8,232
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    some fab suggestions on here,

    a million votes from me for Torvill and Dean...and every year I say

    Professor Brian Cox and Gareth Malone

    Alex Polizzi was a great suggestion, hadnt thought of her, but she'd be great
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    dreamer57dreamer57 Posts: 571
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    Sammy Winward - she has said she would do one reality tv show next year.
    Ruth Langsford
    Dawn French
    Katie Melua or Joss Stone?
    Greg Rutherford - he made a point about how athletes don't earn that much, it could boost his profile like Louis Smith

    I'd like to see Lacey Turner and Jonathan Edwards take part as well :)
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    Steve9214Steve9214 Posts: 8,406
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    What about the Pineapple Dance studios celebs like Louis Spence or Andrew Stone?

    There is sort of a clue that they WORK at Pineapple Dance studios, so are trained dancers.

    However, part of me would like to see that as I would love to see the forums explode with bile - the Internet would implode !!
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    Steve9214Steve9214 Posts: 8,406
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    Richwood wrote: »
    Strictly works best when there are roughly four very good dancers, six decent ones and four duds who provide amusement and don't overstay their welcome.

    Politician Yvette Cooper (45) politician - some dance training, has done ballet and tap, has expressed an interest in Strictly, could be a bit busy in 2015 as Home Secretary if Labour forms a coalition


    News Presenter Spot Like to see Kirsty Wark (59) doing it, she likes to dance but has turned it down in the past for being too populist. If her time as a serious presenter on Newsnight comes to an end she might give it a go, otherwise want to see some female news presenter on it. Emily Maitlis (44) looked promising on CIN. Also got a liking for Riz Lateef (35 - BBC London News)

    Altogether now................ Paxo, Paxo, Paxo

    Politicians are all up in the air IMHO, as we have no idea what effect UKIP will have on the voting patterns. Some big names could be out of any party so we might get some juicy contestants next year.

    Yvette Cooper has a majority of over 10,000 in a former Yorkshire Mining area - so she looks pretty safe.
    But - would we really want Ed Balls glaring at everyone from the audience each week. His glazed eyes would put everyone else off.
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    Angela FAngela F Posts: 3,180
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    Rebecca Adlington said she wanted to do it after the Olympics, unless she has just given birth

    Definitely someone with a false limb, as the woman with no legs on DWTS almost won it. Maybe Adam Hills.

    Also Ed Sheeran as he did that routine in his video recently.


    Then some people who are ''trained dancers'' like Amelle Berrabah, Ray Quinn, or Cheryl whatshername on X factor.

    What about Michael Caines, the chef who has a prosthetic right arm?
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