Michael Sheen and his partner Anna Lundberg will be making an appearance on a special celebrity edition of Gogglebox as part of Stand Up To Cancer.
The campaign, which is a joint effort between Channel 4 and Cancer Research UK, aims to speed up progress in life-saving cancer research.
Michael and Anna will be joining a vast array of famous faces as they pass judgement on the week's television output.
Regular Gogglebox households, including best friends Jenny and Lee, Blackpool brother and sister Pete and Sophie, South London partners Marcus and Mica and the Siddiqui family will also be there.
🎉ANNOUNCEMENT!🎉
— C4 Gogglebox (@C4Gogglebox) October 11, 2021
We’re so excited @michaelsheen and his partner @anna_lundbergs are joining the sofa fam this Friday, 15th October for #Gogglebox @SU2C celebrity special!
See you there, 9pm on @Channel4 📺⭐👀
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The likes of Peter Crouch, Noel Gallagher, Naomi Campbell, Steve Coogan. Reece Shearsmith, Steve Pemberton, Vicky McClure and Martin Compston have all appeared on these specials before.
Michael and Anna spoke about helping to raise money for the campaign.
They said: ”Supporting a brilliant cause like Stand Up To Cancer means such a lot to us both.
"The fact that we can sit on the sofa and watch TV – some of it slightly questionable – is a definite bonus.
"We had such fun filming and are delighted that we can join the Gogglebox families in playing our part this year.”
What else will be part of Stand Up To Cancer 2021?
From 7.30pm on Friday October 15 Davina McCall, Alan Carr, Adam Hills and Maya Jama will host a night of live TV to support the campaign.
The night will also include appearances from the likes of Usain Bolt, Olivia Colman, Liam Payne, James Blunt, The Jonas Brothers, Rosie Jones, Liam Gallagher and Martin Freeman.
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