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Jonathan Ross cooks up a storm with Gordon Ramsay


Category: TV Ent

Date: 20.05.2005
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Friday Night With Jonathan Ross - 20 May, Â鶹Éç ONE (repeated 22 May, Â鶹Éç THREE)

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Gordon Ramsay is on the receiving end of Jonathan Ross's culinary expertise when he cooks one of Gordon's own recipes on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross this Friday.

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Ramsay, about to star in a new series of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares from next week on Channel Four, is fed sautéed octopus.

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His verdict? "Promise me one thing, Jonathan - stay out of the kitchen!"

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Jonathan also welcomes to the show Priscilla Presley, who talks about living with a legend and her new book, Elvis by the Presleys.

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"I think it puts to rest a lot of things that have been said about him,"' she says. "He was a man who really enjoyed life, a great spirit of play."

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She also talks about her reaction to her daughter Lisa Marie's marriage to Michael Jackson: "'First of all I didn't know - it was a total surprise. I saw it on the news. I said she'd never do that without telling me. I had a telephone call from her - it was a shock.

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"I wasn't going to be a demon mother-in-law. It had to run its course: she eventually understood that."

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And there's chat with Steve Coogan and Bob Mortimer, who team up in ITV's new comedy sketch show Monkey Trousers.

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Coogan is also planning a film starring his alter ego Alan Partridge: "He's not dead - he's in cold storage."

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The line-up is completed with music from Ben Folds.


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Date: 20.05.2005
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