Episode 10 Strictly - It Takes Two

I don't know why we don't go to the movies more often.

Well, in approximately one minute's time,

eight people were trying to find themselves?

Daisy and Aljaz, plus Ore and Joanne,

this is It Takes Two - The Movie.

Live, from London, this is Strictly - It Takes Two. Please welcome your

host, Zoe Ball. # For one night only...

# One night only...#

Oh, was that a total disaster? Was I out of time? Welcome to It Takes

Two. Thank you to the ladies, Hot Clips, Clifton and Jo Clifton. It is

Friday night. And I can confirm we are 24 hours, 42 minutes and 44

seconds away from the Strictly Movie Week Special.

And to celebrate the first theme week of the series, we thought we'd

have our own Hollywood makeover here at It Takes Two.

It's the day we get to have a sneak peak

So, back by popular demand, my favourite Welsh wing-man

Gethin Jones spent the morning getting all the gossip,

I'm at the Strictly ballroom where rehearsals are under way for Movie

Week. Now practising is Judy Garland and Fred Astaire, also known as

Lesley and Anton. Have a look, a sneak peek. Go on.

She is loving T he has never been worked so hard in all his life.

Whilst rehearsals continue, I'll quickstep my way around he will

stree studios, catching up with the other couples. Zoe, I will not let

you down. Thank you. More exclusives later on.

But now, from one bit of hot stuff to another.

Our next guest has played such prestigious roles as The Geek

Who Lost His Bicycle and the Fire Fighter with Frilly Hands.

I'm sure his next role as Man Sat On Sofa

APPLAUSE MUSIC: Hot Stuff For me it looked

stiff. Particularly in the hips department. You have to be confident

to produce those moves. It was very impressive. An excellent performance

and better than last week, so, well done.

Go wild for Ore and Joanne. Hello. Look at you in leopard skin. Remind

me - I should say, last weekend, Mr No sleeves, the guns were out.

Weren't they mighty. I got shimmered and everything, Zoe. Was that the

first time that has happened to you? It was. It won't be the last. Was it

scary, opening the show? It was nerve wrecking. He was more scared

than or right. I couldn't let him know that. I had to give him

encouragement. I think it was me who was shaking We, as you will know,

incorporated a fireman's pole into the routine. Not many people know

this but it wasn't attached at the top. So I was attached to a pole

with no top, just hanging for dear life at the top. My nervous little

foot at the top going - Eeeek. You knew if you had lent slightly

wrong... It could have gone wrong. In your wild he is's dreams could

you have imagined you would be on national TV, dressed as a fireman

with a pole. It was a dream. A lot of people's fantasy I'm glad we

could deliver that. I never in my wildest dreams and I don't think in

Strictly history we have had one. Has there been? No. I'm glad we can

do that. You had 27. Were you happy with the comments and score? I was

happy that Len's score went up one. There was the same score, Craig went

down but Len went up. I was happy with that because it was Len who

said about the comments the week before, bad comments the week

before, so we impressed him, didn't we? Yes, we did. I think when you

impress Len you can feel better about yourself. Craig said you were

a bit stiff in the hip department, I have to say I totally agree I have

more hip action - do you want to see some hip?

CHEERS Look at this.

Oh... Stop it. Stop T Family show. So sorry. How much work have you

done on the hips? We We did some. He has had a bit naturally. We had

three-and-a-half days to do it. You have to pryer advertise what you

want to do. I was working on the no heels, because that can send people

home doing heels in a cha-cha-cha and straight leg. We worked on the

hips but maybe on the night... . There was a lot to think about. And

a pole that wasn't attached. . Talk about hazards. I know, one man was

very, very excited, the charming David Ephgrave from London. Evening.

He tweeted you were finally bringing back braces choreography to

primetime TV. Rock on Tommy. Loved this move. I'm imagining this took

ages to master. Look at that. Come on! Thank you. Thank you for the

whoo. As soon as Jo knew I was going to be

wearing braces she wanted immediately to put into the routine.

More hazards, not only the pole but we had a couple of pings. You know,

els a particular. You have - elasttic. You know the pain barrier,

we went through that. This weekend, you are dancing to Manmohan Singh.

I'm - you are dancing to Singing In The Rain.

How has your week been? Couldn't have been more fantastic, going from

classy cool to Gene Kellie. Jo loves this dance and this old school music

even better. Can I exclusively reveal - she cried during... Jo

Clifton cried. Don't tell. It is that good! No, it was. Good luck

tomorrow. I know it is going to be amazing. Ore and Jo an.

APPLAUSE You are getting wolf whistles.

So we know how Ore and Joanne are getting on but how

are Louise and Kevin, Tameka and Gorka and Greg and

It is a different dance for Louise. There is nothing similar apart from

keeping in time to the music. We spent last weak, trying to hammer

in, getting into the knees, now she's used to that we have to change

and go in a different direction. It is the straight legs and hips, the

problem. The more we do it the better. I don't moan about

re-running it at all. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's great. !

Gorka and I, we are dancing the tango. It is very dramatic It is a

very passionate energetic dance. I think I will be very good at my

character in this routine. Tameka has a strong woman character. So

she's going to bring it out and be amazing. I really want to do well.

It's so early in the competition now and I'm not ready to go home.

Beautiful. Greg is really, really good at the American smooth You are

in my good books today. We have been working a lot on technique and moves

being very precise. Big, small, big, small. Greg is really embracing foot

work and the rise and fall in his frame. Oh happy days. Is that nice?

Lovely. ! It is about holding the poses properly and making it look

really, really good. I think this is possibly the dance for me.

Greg looks good. The force is strong with them -

it's Sam Nixon, Mark Rhodes I'm loving your outfit, Sophie.

You look divine. When Karen Hardy was on Choreography

Corner on Tuesday, she said last week was possibly the best week 2

ever on the show. Are we in agreement with the Hardy? The

standard is impressive, really, isn't it? They are all so good. I

have seen some contestants here this evening and they said I have been

watching over older things, I think don't, I feel their dances are more

complicated than anything I did. I watched your Charleston and it is

still amazing. Let's look at this week's dances. Mr Ed Balls. Last

week he was incredible with his Charleston. This week a samba. A

notoriously difficult dance, can he bring the performance like he did

last week? Have a look. He will be Cuban Pete from The Mask. Can he

bring it, Sam, what do you reckon? Just look at him there. He is like

proper going for it. With Ed, what is lovely, you can tell he is

enjoying it and you can tell he is giving it everything. Which I think

is really endearing and especially to the public watching. You watch

that and think - he is giving his best, I will vote for him. He got a

standing ovation. He deserved it, he was really, good. I have a lot of

time for Ed Balls. I know, I have a lot of time for him, too. Louise and

Kevin. Now there are girls and boys around the country of a certain age,

in their late 40s like me who would have danced in their bedrooms to

this track for years. I'm so jealous. It is Flashdance What a

Feeling. Legwarmers, there is Kevin Clifton. How good is this going to

be, Sophie, what is her technique like? I think she is's brilliant.

She is so lovely but also an incredible dancer. Really precise.

I'm really impressed with her. I think she's going to do well. Sam

what are you thinking? I love how you are concentrating. Calm down!

She looked wicked. The leg work was awe so. Incredible. Zblunt seen the

outfit yet. Wait until you see that. We are moving on to your old

partner, Sophie. Brendan and Anastasia are doing a Viennese waltz

this weekend, to - 1,000 Years from Twilight. Let's look at them

rehearsing. You know this man well. He is very good in the ballroom. He

is brilliant all round. I think his choreography is superb. I think they

are having a lovely time. I can tell they are getting on which is nice.

They had a tough weekend last weekend. So I think they'll be

relieved to be out There I think she deserves to have a good run at it.

Now we'll look at Will and Karen. They are doing a salsa, everybody,

to Jai-Ho from Slumdog Millionaire. Here they are. Check out Will's

trousers. Brilliant Brilliant When you can come right out of bed, there

we are. Straight into the dance studio. This looks brilliant,

doesn't it? Really good. I don't know what that is called. What do

you reckon? He looked like Aladdin. I think he is wicked. I think Craig

particularly has been really harsh on Will. Come on, Craig! I know he

is the harsh judge. Is that his name, the harsh judge? Harsh judge.

He will love that. We'll move on to a couple of swells. Lesley and

Anton. Again, she's really wowing people at home. They are loving this

week. Being Fred Astaire and Judy Garland. Here we are, it is a quick

ste. What do we think, Mark? I think Anton will be in his element there.

And Lesley, she looks really good in hold. They look really, like

powerful together. I think they are a great couple, actually. Are we

liking Anton's Beard, he has grown one, he is playing a tramp. Well it

is a little bit... A bit of stubble. He needs to work on it more. I think

it looks dashing. OK, Tameka and Gorka next. I know everybody looks

forward to watching them dance. They are doing the tango to The Heat Is

On from Beverly Hills Cop. Here we are, here they are in action. Why do

people love them? I really love her. I like them both. Well, look she's

really getting into it now. The first week she found it hard not to

laugh, wasn't she? She's releasing her inner dancer. She has a bad knee

and tango is down in the knees, so it is tough. You would never tell

from that, would you? Definitely not, no. And you like Gorka? There

was a lady who loves Gorka! One of our new dancers. Treat me! He seems

like a lovely lad! That is the right response! Onto the judge, and

Oksana. They are going to be the even stones. It is the stuff that

dreams are made of. He would go. He is hilarious. He is wearing a nude

show. He is so popular. How is this going to be? Very entertaining. His

facial expressions, everything he does, it's just wonderful. This is a

perfect dance for him and he is a Da calls to win the competition, I

really do! -- a dark horse. What do you think? Does that look like a

Charleston to you? I am particularly happy with that. Like Mike said, he

got criticised for his facial expressions and stuff like that, I

think he can really explode with his facial expressions, which will be

great. Ya bet that do! Give it up for our Friday panel!

But now, earlier today I gave Gethin Jones a microphone

and a highly skilled camera crew and said "do your worst".

Here's who he found hanging around in an empty dressing room

I found a very posh dressing room to catch up with this lovely four.

Thank you for joining me so early. Danny, the passe by Blake, how is it

going? Idol: the Cape, I have had it since we walked offstage last week.

-- I do actually. I know you complain about how hard she works

you but by and even only done about an hour, had even cracking the whip

since? I don't complain. I'm not bossy at all! I know what I want and

I know what I want him to look like. And you know what you want to give

the viewers! What more could you ask for? Nothing else! Just do what you

have to do, that it! What about the elastic, you have been giving him

some elastic? That was just resistance training for his elbows.

It's a dance competition, not interval training! We have to get

into the stage where he looks like a dancer. He's fantastic. Louise, help

you feel on a Friday? Are you excited and nervous? I wasn't in the

well heard these guys have been training with resistance bands! --

until I heard these guys. Where is mine? I was feeling great until that

moment! Friday morning, you always apprehensive because you get to see

what everyone else is doing and you start driving yourself mad about

your own dance. But it's great to get back with everybody, we all sit

and drink tea all day. That's the only time you see everybody, on

Friday. Look at the other routines and thing, not so good, all we have

a chance? Constantly. There was one move in a routine last week and I

said, we're changing the routine! We did change it, even for this

interview, I was wearing a hat before and I took it off! This won't

do! Competition is real. You have not just been choreographed and

Louise, you have been bringing in some of your own moves. He thought

it would be a good idea to do a bit of the Naked video, which was 23

years ago! I did try and teach him the step apart and wipe the face.

Point the finger, slingshot. He keeps getting on well! That has a

four from Craig written all over it! Next up, she's the Robin to his

Batman, the Bonnie to his Clyde, I've run out of movie duos sorry -

it's Laura and Giovanni. So silky smooth! It was like

watching the dancers, combined into one. It was absolutely gorgeous,

that routine. The emotion, the elegance, stunning.

So cheeky! Giovanni! He does make a very good at putting women. You

looked like Veronica Lake, the actress. Your hair is stunning. You

didn't look so bad either! It was a stunning alts, whether you cock up

at the end? I really enjoyed doing it. I was so nervous from the first

week, I had to just work on the nerves, and not think about what the

judges were going to say, just be in the zone of the sun. So I forgot and

we had to get remarks that that was going to happen! Latterly they were

amazing. 32, which was seven points up from your cha-cha-cha. I really

enjoyed the dance. It was a beautiful one, shouldn't really,

really well, so done. The whole thing was, it was the nerves and you

were saying, just work on the nerves, be confident and enjoy it.

Can you feel them settling? I said that to you last week, I was so

nervous, just go out there and it's so much fun to dance it, I didn't

care what the judges were going to say because I enjoyed it! We had a

nice message saying, Laura made me cry last night, so beautiful,

elegant and full of grace. I cried! You are crying, you are making

people at home cry, any remorse for that! It was very emotional. I was

like, I am not going to be one of those people who cry on telly! It's

happening! She really embraced the whole mood of the dance, the music

was amazing, the outfit, the hair, what does lower to first, is it

easier to get the steps for the...? It depends, how she comes to

rehearsal, sometimes she can... I have no idea what they are selling!

He goes back and say, Maria, comeback. Sometimes I say, Laura,

please come back, sometimes we do the steps to the music and then will

do the technique it depends as she comes to the rehearsals. The mood.

This weekend, movie week... Salsa. She has been crying all! But not the

emotion. We saw you have a fuel bruises from him throwing you

around, part of the dance. In the group, we have a few ( salsa has a

few lifts and we practised them a lot and I didn't realise until

Wednesday that they left a bit of damage! Will not go to show you!

What has he done to you! They don't hurt, they are just holding them.

And then he says, with the salsa, you have to be sexy. So he was like,

be sexy, and already think was, it hurts! How can I be sexy when it's

hurting so much! With sumo costume yesterday, which is so hot. -- we

saw your question. We were interested to know, is going up?

We're going to somehow use it at the beginning. Otherwise feather in the

face! He has to see where he's going otherwise we are all in trouble. You

don't want to choke on the feathers. How is your Irish accent coming on?

It is brilliant. By the way, someone from Sicily just wanted to say you

are her favourite. We will get subtitles for next week! Giovanni!

Because it is moving, called upon a big screen legend.

007 himself - Daniel Craig, to present a guide

to the greatest Strictly Movie moments of all time.

Unfortunately he said no, so we asked Ian Waite

I honestly can't even tell the difference.

I am on a very special mission, to infiltrate Strictly's most thrilling

movie week performances. Our favourite agent is known for his

sophisticated style, cool gadgets and of course 007 is never seen

without a glamorous girl on his arm. So let's talk Bond girls first. We

will remember the stunning rumba with Giovanni. Her genetic

performance left many shaken and a little stirred. This inspired

routine proved she has a licence to thrill. Theatrical magic! No

surprise that she went on to lift the glitter ball trophy in 2010.

Next up, my favourite category. Not just me, me and my fellow leading

men. And one thing we know how to do well is make a big entrance. This

funny looking spy certainly does. It is Matt Baker and his partner,

performing the jive routine to Austin Powers. And the greatest hero

of them all, James Bond himself, performed by Scott in 2010. Look at

that party! We are so alike! -- body.

We have to start with Princess Leia herself. The force was with Kelly

and her partner as they performed their out of this world Charleston

routine to Star Wars, no special effects required. Back on planet

Earth, Anthony Ogogo and his partner, dancing to Rocky three. He

put the good fight but sadly was knocked out of the that night. Then

he should have opted for a can of hairspray! And of course there is

always an evil genius on a mission to assume world domination, and no I

don't mean this little cute penguin, I mean him. Disaster, I'm afraid.

Yes, our very own beloved Berlin, Doctor know I didn't like it, Craig

Revel Horwood. There was nothing happy about cha-cha-cha from MC

Harriet, and who is he talking about this time? It was like a lobster on

acid. It is Scott Mills and his partner Joanne Dodds in December to

the Little Mermaid. -- dancing the samba. This failed to put a smile on

his face. But what did other than think about this routine? It is Tim

and his partner Natalie dancing the Charleston. No amount of money,

darling, is going to change what just happened. It was complete and

absolute disaster. Ouch. My mission here is complete. I put in some of

the most spectacular movie week moments in Strictly history but if

Craig asks, remember, I was never hear!

Let's start the campaign right here - Waitey for Bond!

Moving on, our next guest has starred in high-profile campaigns

for some of the biggest names in fashion but right now

each Saturday night she's just a girl, standing in front

of four judges, asking them to love her -

Oh, Daisy always serves a hot dish. You lost a bit of straight leg on

occasion but I really enjoyed it. You are such a natural mover. Sassy

and flirty, you are going to go far. # Take my breath

away...# Aw! My darlings. Oh, you fruity

cuty. You were so amazing last weekend.

Honestly, when you look back at, that can you believe that's you out

on the floor? It is incredible. I was so nervous. It was just - I am

quite pleased I got through it. It was actually quite well getting

through. She wasn't bad, actually. The thing is, you can't tell you are

nervous at all. I think you look incredibly confident. It is quite an

achievement. No, no. "I want my mum." Your mum is here tonight,

actually. And your little centre and Danny is here. The nerves not

getting any better but Aljaz, 30, I know you were a happy boy. I was

very happy. Still am. To do the first Latin dance and dance like

that and cha-cha is not the easiest dance to do. You have to straighten

the knees, do the hips. Driving... And so it is not an easy dance. And

the routine was full of steps, hard steps and Daisy smashed it. She did

smash it. APPLAUSE

Absolutely. Now, we do have to mention there was

a little quibble with the judges about an illegal lift.

SIREN All right, don't draw attention. Len

wasn't happy. Was that suppose to happen, explain? It was suppose to

happen, wasn't it? It was supposed to be higher, I didn't do it well. I

actually got a will the further off the floor. I love it, you are such a

rule-breaker Aljaz, getting yourself into trouble. Did you know you were

committing a crime against dance, Daisy? I did not! Oh,al yas!

He can get away with anything, that boy. I know, with this face. You

know I love that step. At that point in the music I was like - we have to

do something that's really strong. And it was that.

He is so naughty. Now, this weekend, you get to be Mary Pop yins Actual

Mary Poppins. It is so exciting. A quickstep to A Spoonful Of Sugar.

Look at you here. We were watching this saying you already look like

Mary Poppins. I thought I'd dress in character to help. It does help.

We've had such a giggle. Week 3 feels like my body knows the abuse

it goes through. And I can actually... The dance abuse. Let's

get that right. And actually the song is so joyful, I have just been

laughing in your face all week. He is not taking it personally at all.

Is it nice to be back in hold. Obviously cha-cha you are out on the

floor on your own? I remember talking to Abbey before she started

and saying she loved the ball rchl. I thought - I'm quite excited about

having fun in Latin. I don't know about ballroom and as soon as I was

holding him I was like - we are home, don't let G Your family were

telling me when you were little you were clumsy. I still am. You are so

graceful. Never clumsy. Not once. What have you found trickiest with

this routine? The first ballroom we did is waltz, it was slow. There is

a lot of time to think about steps, what comes up. Although it is very

exposed but quickstep it is completely opposite. So it was

keeping the posture and there is a lot of steps and they are restick.

Everyone always says that every year. The clue is in the title,

really, isn't it? Now we have lost Melvin and Janette this week, you

are betrothed. She is here tonight. They are all N does this make it

scary and more real, people are going home? Totally. That results

show was by far the most nerve wrecking experience I have ever been

through. Horrible, when you are waiting for the light. You don't

want it to be red because I just want it learn another dance. Please.

Well, I don't think there is any danger of you going anywhere. I

can't wait to see you tomorrow as Mary and Bert.

Daisy and Aljaz, good look my darlings.

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the lovely Gethin Jones. can't buy, to another -

As a former Blue Peter presenter, he's no stranger to a high-stakes

challenge but how did he get on rounding up Strictly stars

for an off-the-cuff backstage chat earlier today?

I'm in the Star Bar hanging out with the boys, Brenda and Paddy

Ashdownia. Finishing his breakfast. How was it? Amazing. Tango on

Saturday. How are you feeling about it? Very, very strong. Are you doing

a tango t looked like a waltz? Oh, fighting talk. How do you do a tango

face, I know you are kings at doing it. I see why he is confused. How is

an staysia, incredibly brave to be taking this on, is she all right for

tomorrow? Looking good. A Viennese waltz we are doing. We haven't had

to change anything, we are keeping her arms down, lovely. A Mission

Impossible theme tune tomorrow, I'm expecting something dramatic. Is she

getting on board with the drama? Yes, really cracking on, we have a

dramatic entrance, you are going to love it. Brendan, movie week, to do

a theme week is fun? It is. We always get involved in the theme

weeks. We like to get a great concept and a lovely feeling in the

dance. I think the audience at home can then relate to your performance,

they can see what you are trying to portray, rather than guessing, that

they do most of the times. Thank you boys, you have to rush off to group

rehearsal. Finish with tanning yes face, tango face. He still has to

work with it. He looked like Michael Crawford.

Now, our final guests of the night are members

of a very exclusive club - Jive Club.

I didn't know much about it but apparently the first rule

The second rule of Jive Club is you don't talk about Jive Club.

And the third rule, it's totally gone - sorry.

# Rock around the clock tonight # We're going to rock, rock,

rock...# Classic rock 'n' roll. I like that

style. You looked at ease. Your performance level and value is

always brilliant. What I loved was your energy. You came out and went

for T Well done. Get your face out of the popcorn.

What is she like? I know, not very good at sharing. Look at her body,

look at the amount she eats, incredible. Will and Karen everyone.

Mane live I'm digging your jive. It was so good, Will? Really, I wasn't

so sure for myself. Why not? Why? Well, I missed a move, a few moves.

Just one. Was it just one. I felt it could be more nor zwretic. Can you

keep playing this, I can watch it. Karen Hardy said you were amazing.

Did she? And you recovered brilliantly. Oh, I love Karen.

Anyone called Karen, we adore them. How much of an impact did the muscle

injury V you hurt yourself somewhere, didn't you? I heard my

left glute. I was saying my left "bum" then I realised I only have

one. The left cheek. Yes, thank you, madam. Cheek!

Heckled with body parts. It's better now. It did impact. I

probably said it for a bit of sympathy. It worked a treat. We all

liked that. I believed you. You did. And because he almost took my head

off. Yes, I almost squashed Karen. Not on live TV. Let's talk about the

judges scores. You got an 8 from Len and a 5 from Craig. Sometimes you

are like - what is going on here? That's what I feel when I get a 5

from Craig. I want to eat. I don't understand the 5. We had plenty of

content. He had great bounce. You know, I think it was only because of

that little mishap, but the fact that he recovered was the best

thing. Because that's how - that's what a true professional does.

Exactly. Thank you Karen.

And he is a good worker. Feel the love. I knew something had gone

wrong. But I I was like - whatever, but he continued and picked it up. I

just think Craig has it in for us. I'm going to send him a scented

candle. I think I can turn it around. Jai-Ho tomorrow. Oh, it is

going to be so good. Firstly, outfits. So good, Will I did it for

you. I know, we love them. I get so excited. How are you liking this?

Karen you are a Sal at that sensation. Am I? How has Will taken

to this dance? Great. A very natural mover. I love the flow of the pants.

I think the costumes really come alive when - you know he comes alive

when he has the right costumes. ! It really does. It does with the

salsa. The tricks, there are a lot of tricks and everything. There is a

lot of Bollywood. Is there some twists? Oh, yes. I am taking all the

light bulbs in my house. We have eyes and ears obviously everywhere,

wherever we are in the next 12 weeks. They are in the training

rooms. We caught this classic. Boom, boom, we will work on this.

BURP. Clfrnlts disgusting. You squeezed me

too hard. You burped me. It's lake burping a baby. What are you like? I

had just eaten some potato chips and we started practising dance and he

squeezed me too hard, I'm sorry. And what happens? I burped. You forget

they are filming. I never would have worn that top either. We thought you

looked like the cookie monster. Thank you. Zmri don't know if it is

a compliment. It is. Good luck tomorrow night. We will all be doing

this. Enjoy. Will and Karen. - I don't know if it is a compliment.

Winding the baby. So, Will and Karen are

ready for Movie Week but what about the rest of the Class

of Strictly 2016? It's time to check in on Naga

and Pasha, Ed and Katya I know what is coming. I feel under

fire. Tangos is our third davenlts we have

to be precise and accurate with execution of our steps. - our third

dance. What frustrates me is I learn new

steps and I have forgotten the first part of the dance Two and one. Oh,

sorry. I knew this bit yesterday. Genuinely, it falls out of my head

like a sieve. I have to have a strong core. I can feel the neck

muscles are going to get a work-out this week.

Samba is really hard. I'm trying to piece it together. It is slightly

flying all over the place. We have been working on the technical side,

learning steps and trying to get the bounce, the main element to samba.

Up, down, up... This is such a stupid movement. With this dance I'm

totally outside my comfort zone. I'm doing moves I never thought I could

do. I still don't know whether I can. Just keep going.

The Viennese waltz is loving and gentle. A big part of this week was

coming in with a really different feeling to what we have done so far

which has been quite punchy, very Anastasia, if you like, to show a

different side of her. I feel light and gentle and feminine, which is

something I don't really show many people. I show them my strong side.

I have a real desire to make this dance really... 10.

Go on, Anastasia. Please welcome back it my delightful

panel. We should talk about Claudia and AJ they are doing a scharlston

to a song from Bugsy Malone. I'm loving the speed of this. Sophie we

loved your Charleston. Still one of the favourites of all time. This

looks fun. How are they going to do with this number? Well, looking good

so far. For me the thing I love most about Charleston is the spirit. The

scoot Gatsby era, the spirit where you slightly throw it away. That's

what I love about watching them. They are crowd pleasers because you

can do flips and tricks. Can you imagine. We have seen the footage

but they stopped doing it whenever the camera is there. Really? Because

they know it is amazing. It will be spectacular.

A brilliant Viennese Waltz last week, I am imagining a Passat 88

could be epic. What are you thinking? Danny looks like a film

star to begin with, so that helps. He is playing as I wrote, I think?

-- Zorro. You might have been too good to some, it has happened in the

past, people like a journey. I love Danny, but I think my advice to him

is, the worse. Maybe tripped over! And then come back next week.

Advice! Break and Natalie, American Smooth. Is this can't be Robin Hood,

Prince of thieves? Here he's practising. A lot of people are

saying for a non-dancer, he is brilliant. He is really good. And of

Thieves is already a winner, two of the best films ever made. I don't

ever seen it! Lets not go into Kevin Costner's accent. But he looks

great. It looks like it'll be a lovely, beautiful routine just from

that. Laura and Giovanni, moving on from the welts, they have the salsa,

she's covered in bruises but is still loving it. What are you

thinking? I think Laura is great, she has gone a long rally in the

competition, this looks lovely and when it comes to the journey thing,

I think she will do a lot of that even though I find it cringeworthy!

We have not managed to find a replacement for the word Jenny!

Trip! OK, Naga and Pasha are going on Mission impossible, and that T.

Here they are in training. They are saying she needs to act the part and

look more confident. I might have to be a bit harsh here. I think this is

quite generic and I think she is so petrified, bless her, because it is

a terrifying thing, it comes across so much, maybe that will help with

this dance because she has to be quite serious. But I don't know,

think she might be in trouble. Sam! Sorry! I don't agree! I think should

expect a full. Of course she looks beautiful! I am just giving my

opinion. I am surprised how many of them have got dancer face already, I

didn't get one until week six! So give her a chance. Some of them, it

is frightening how confident they are. I couldn't that for ages! We

could see her maybe go on a trip or a journey! Onto Ore and Joanne,

singing in the rain, American Smooth, surely it is going to be

incredible. I love this song. It's one of my favourite films, as well.

How does he look to you? Look at his little face! He is great, isn't he?

You know him from your see BBC days. The thing is with Ore, he gives at

100% all the time, whatever he does and you can tell he's loving it. I

have been talking to him, he's having the best time ever. The thing

with Ore, he will be going on the trip! He is one of the top ones but

he has the potential to be, I think he has the potential to do well. It

would "If he was rubbish. -- would have been awkward. Mary Poppins, the

quickstep for Aljaz... And Daisy. I was Maria from the sound of music in

musicals week, doing a few of my favourite things. If you have Julie

on your side, you are asked in for a happy night because Julie Andrews is

the most wonderful woman in the world! I have breast pumps! It is

the time when I have to put you on the spot. I need to know who was not

getting a Hollywood ending, who is saying goodbye. Who do you think? I

just don't want it to be Anastacia so I hope everybody is kinder to her

this week. I think it could be Naga. I am going to say... Leslie. Shut

your face! It's early days but who would you like to win? I don't know,

there are about seven people. Don't give me over seven! Ore. I think

Ore. Not that they are biased or anything! Let's hear it for our

Friday panel! Let's find it a bit more about our

new additions Chloe and Neil. I am Neil Jones, from Hampshire. I

have been dancing since I was three years old, I began with ballet. Nine

years ago I started dancing with Katya and we went up to be world

show chance champions. I'm amazed to be part of the Strictly family, I

can't wait to get started. I'm a pretty quirky dancer, like to bring

something different, fun, exciting, I don't take myself that seriously.

I am Chloe Stuart, I am from Cheshire, I am 21 years old so you

could say I am the baby of the group. I started dancing when I was

seven and soon after, I have never looked back. We are the British

open, European Latin American champions. Winds and the dancing in

front of a big crowd but dancing on Strictly in front of millions is a

whole other level. -- I'm used to dancing in front of a big crowd.

Looking forward to having them on the sofa soon. In the meantime,

Gethin caught up with them earlier. I am by the sparkly doors, this year

2016, we have two new faces, new and Chloe! Good jazz hands coming

through the door. Lovely to see you. What is it like being part of the

Strictly family? Absolutely loving it, 110%, it's been a dream of mine,

dream come true! I am older than you, I remember the original, I have

been wanting to be on this show since the original. The outcast

because you look like Greg Rutherford! I think I'm the third

ginger on the show now! I know you are involved with the group dances,

they get bigger and better every year, what can you tell us about the

ones coming up? We have some big ones coming up, but have a fire

hydrant one with glitter... Hats, it's going to get more difficult as

they go on. I think props this year is a huge thing, they are taking it

to a whole other level, which makes the show even better. So it's going

to be great. It must take you a long time to choreograph these routines.

We have been going since August in the studio, learning the routines

and every Monday we come in and need to refresh. We are watching the DVDs

before going, that small! What am I meant to do! Oh my God! A little bit

nervous about the lifts, what advice can you give Claudia? The thing is,

even when I was competing with AJ, we never did lift ourselves but I

can see why she was nervous because it is a whole other thing, a girl

being lifted up, I don't want to be heavy, then want to hurt him or

anything like that so there is a bit of pressure but just trust him. He

is very trustworthy. And don't look in the mirror! He is always on the

phone! Have you been taking inspiration for yours? I have been

watching Ed Balls and working out what to do. He has been teaching me

a lot. Are you dressing as a cowboy? Yes, he has been shown we had to

wear the cabaret hacked. He has been showing me some numbers! -- show me

the cabaret hacked. Enjoy the Strictly experience!

Who would you want as your partner if you ever did it? I love Karen.

Would you dance with? Tricky, but Aljaz. I will fight you for him.

Sadly that's all we have time for tonight.

But if you liked what you've seen on It Takes Two tonight,

don't miss tomorrow's Strictly Come Dancing

I'll be back here Monday at 6.30 with the second couple

But now, singing us out with the very first performance

of her new single 'Crystallise', it's the wonderful

# Like you're carved from the mountain

# And when it comes, and what it does

# Is nail you down, you cannot swerve

# You're not the last, you're not the first

# And when it comes, and what it does

# Is nail you down, you cannot swerve

# You're not the last, you're not the first

# So crystallise love. #