Alan Carr is heading for Greece as a judge on ITV1's new competition Mamma Mia: I Have A Dream - however, the comedian has spoken out about being passed over for the BGT gig
Alan Carr will be flexing his judging muscles on a brand new talent show called Mamma Mia!: I Have A Dream.
“I was coming back from doing a show with Amanda Holden and then ping, ping, ping on my phone. I’m like, ‘Oh my God, someone’s died or my sex tape has come out!’” While there’ll be no golden buzzers for him to push, he did get to jet off to Greece instead to film Mamma Mia!: I Have A Dream. A delighted Alan enthuses, “This show is fresh and although it would have been nice to work with Amanda again, I’m in Corfu with these gorgeous girls having the best laugh! I love Greece, I love ABBA, and I love my fellow three judges!”
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