Ant & Dec: Roy to the Jungle, Newcastle Love & TV Secrets | Stick to Football EP 113

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Unknown 0:00
Just before we get started, a quick thanks to our partners and clothing. We hope you enjoy the show.
Roy Keane 0:06
I went to the movies, you know that one? What did you see? The table tennis. Yeah.
Gary Neville 0:10
Didn't you like it? I was feeling it. I was fine. Marty Supreme. Oh, see, that's not what Mrs. wants me to go on Friday.

What early experiences shaped Ant & Dec's career in television?

Gary Neville 0:17
No, it was fine, but... Everybody's going really mad about it.
Jamie Carragher 0:20
He's got all the awards, hasn't he?
Gary Neville 0:22
Yeah. Tim. And he's good. Tim, if it's Chalamet.
Jamie Carragher 0:24
No, he's good, but... Yeah.

How did 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!' become a major success?

Jamie Carragher 0:25
Is it not? I don't remember, I said to you, you didn't... The Leonardo DiCaprio one. One died another day. Yeah, again, it was good, but I wasn't... He got the awards, didn't he? Did he get it for that? I think the film got an award on that Golden Globes. But that adolescent! Oh, my God. No, no.
Gary Neville 0:46
That is absolutely... Yeah, because it's like... I have. Yeah, I know which guy it is. It's magnificent. Is it, yeah? Yeah, it's brilliant.
Jamie Carragher 0:53
The young kid, 16?
Gary Neville 0:55
Owen Cooper. Did you watch The Amateur? With Rami Malek, the one about the... I told you about the... Yeah, I know, you told me to watch it.

What challenges do Ant & Dec face while presenting live shows?

Gary Neville 1:03
I'm trying to think. Go on. No, you wouldn't think it if you... No, no, no. It's the one about when his missus gets killed and he's like a data analyst for the FBI or CIA.

How do Ant & Dec stay relevant in the ever-changing entertainment industry?

Gary Neville 1:13
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I did see it. What did you think?
Ian Wright 1:15
Yeah, not bad. Nice.
Gary Neville 1:16
I like him. I did see it. But you know what? I watched Nuremberg. Nuremberg with Russell Craig.

What memorable moments do Ant & Dec recall from their television history?

Gary Neville 1:23
Brilliant.
Jamie Carragher 1:24
I like the other actor. He's amazing.
Gary Neville 1:26
Rami Malek. He's the one I was telling Roy about in the film. The amateur. Yeah, yeah. Right? But like Nuremberg, magnificent. Because I've done audio books on it and everything. Honestly, absolutely brilliant the way they portrayed it on Sky.

How do Ant & Dec's personal lives influence their on-screen chemistry?

Gary Neville 1:40
It's just come out on Sky now with Russell Crowe. as Gurren.
Unknown 1:45
It's brilliant.
Gary Neville 1:50
You know what's in it as well, the actual footage of the concentration camps and the bodies, and those guys who were being charged, they saw it for the first time. You can even see Gurren and all of them in there. They saw what was going on. It was brilliant.
Jamie Carragher 2:09
On Saturday, I'm going to watch, there's actually a film on John Bishop's life. Not like a documentary. A comedian, Jon? Yeah.
Ant 2:16
I've seen that, advertised that.
Jamie Carragher 2:17
Yeah, so it's how he got into stand-up. They're actually... I'm going to see it Saturday, basically. Basically, how he became a comedian was him just... He went into a bar... Is he a comedian?
Yeah.
Ant 2:35
You should be.
Jamie Carragher 2:37
He just went in and just started. He was doing a stand-up, didn't he? He wasn't speaking to his missus or whatever. He just went up, had a little go. Well done. And he went from there. So they're doing a film on it. Bradley Cooper's produced the film. I love Bradley Cooper. Oh, yeah? I love comedians.
Roy Keane 2:50
I love comedians. I read about comedians who go on and they don't have any script. They just do it. I think Billy Connolly was one of them. They just do it. Improv. I thought they were all well-trained. Oh, no. Some are, obviously, but some just go up and... Just go up and just go.
Ant 3:02
The crowd works all off the cuff, though, isn't it?
Unknown 3:05
That must be odd. It's Mrs Brown Boys. That's like a live audience, maybe, isn't it? You see Mrs Brown Boys, you come out... Yeah, but it'll be scripted, though, if you know what I mean. Depends you're going on stage every night, you don't know what's going to make people laugh. Amazing.
Jamie Carragher 3:18
Do you have more respect for people who... Oh, well, whatever works. Less scripted.
LAUGHTER
Unknown 3:26
Well, the reason I'm scripted is because we're stepping into the unknown here a little bit, aren't we? No, this is cool. We're bringing on today two of the most famous... Yeah, but you've got a good team around you. If you're a manager, you get the right people.
Ant 3:40
He's still talking about that off last week.
Roy Keane 3:42
Honestly. Your hair looks exactly the same as last week.
Ant 3:49
I am excited, though, about these guests.
Unknown 3:52
Why? The most famous pair on television?
Ant 3:55
Apart from you and Jamie.
Unknown 3:57
Who were the most famous pair on television? Morecambe and Wise.
Gary Neville 4:00
Morecambe and Wise. Two Ronnies. Two Ronnies as well, yeah. Laurel and Hardy. Laurel and Hardy. Del Boy and Rodney. Yeah. Yeah, but you can't say just them two because you've got Boise and everybody's got Trigger.

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