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John Barrowman, Emma Thompson and the Mighty Boosh chat to Jonathan Ross
This week on Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ One's Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, Jonathan welcomes to the show Torchwood's John Barrowman, veteran of countless West End musicals and now starring as TV's latest sci-fi hero, Captain Jack.
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He talks about playing an "omnisexual" and is open about being gay himself: "I'm gay. I still love women - they're extremely sexy. Who's to say I'll never have sex with a woman.
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"I believe you're born that way [gay] - it's not something you choose... Why would you choose to be in a minority that's looked down on by some parts of society?"
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He also talks about his pending marriage to long-term partner Scott: "We're looking at dates towards Christmas and we'll do it in Cardiff. a small family dinner."
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He also talks about Doctor Who, memories from childhood and growing up in Glasgow before he moved to America.
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"I know about being afraid of the Daleks," he says.
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And he tells how, as a child, he saw an episode of Doctor Who in which the shop dummies came alive and was then afraid to go past shop windows without hiding under his mother's coat.
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He talks about his experience of Torchwood: "For some reason, the British public took to him [Jack]. We just finished filming on Saturday.
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"In Torchwood, everyone has a secret (but) I've signed a secrecy clause... why would I want to spoil it for anyone?"
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On filming in Cardiff, he says: "On Friday nights there are lots of scary monsters, blonde tight-tops who fight the seagulls trying to eat their chips. It's a great night out, watching the boob-tops!"
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Jonathan also welcomes to the show double Academy Award-winning actress Emma Thompson, about to return to the big screen in Stranger than Fiction.
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She talks about getting older and her new glamorous image: "I'm more comfortable with being female now. I used to think I shouldn't wear make-up.
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"I've had to learn how to walk in high heels. I have to shave my legs otherwise I'd look like a chimp .. and (now) I confess to loving a Brazilian!"
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Also on the show are Perrier Award-winning comedians, Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Three's The Mighty Boosh; and there's music from Gwen Stefani performing Wind It Up live in the studio.
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A HotsauceTV/Open Mike production for Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ One.
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Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, 10.35pm, 10 November 2006, Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ One
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