Ant and Dec 'desperate to get back on telly' as I'm A Celeb stars removed from ITV camp

The Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) today announced the nominees for its 11th AACTA International Awards with Kenneth Branagh’s Belfast and Jane Campion’s The Power Of The Dog leading the pack, at seven and six mentions, respectively. Each is up for Best Film, along with Dune, Being The Ricardos, Nitram and Licorice Pizza.

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READ MORE: ITV I'm A Celebrity: 'This series has been the most boring ever and needs to go back to Australia or be cancelled for good' But fans were unhappy with the outcome and complained that the finale had been ‘ruined’ following his exit. Taking to social media, one fan wrote: "The British public are ridiculous.

Guy Lodge Film CriticA perky kids’ distraction from Netflix Animation, “Back to the Outback” is at pains to remind its audience throughout of its very Australian credentials, sometimes to endearing effect.

Australia location because of coronavirus restrictions.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefITV Studios, the commercial arm of the U.K.’s commercial TV network ITV, has struck a raft of sales and pre-sales deals ahead of the Asia Television Forum & Market that launched Wednesday in Singapore. “The Ipcress File,” a spy thriller from Altitude Film Entertainment, was licensed to Now TV in Hong Kong and the Seven Network in Australia, Lionsgate Play in India and Southeast Asia and TFC in Japan.

AJ Pritchard has revealed "a lot of things" in the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! castle last year were "quite DIY".The ITV show is set in Gwyrch Castle for the second year in a row after travel restrictions have prevented the show from taking place in its usual location of Australia.

READ MORE: They tweeted from their official account: "Absolutely gutted we’re not 'live' with you tonight but we’re watching the telly along with you! D x #ImACelebAnd as one fan thanked them for 'giving us a show to watch' they said: "Bless you. Sorry we can’t be there but hope you’re enjoying seeing the show in Oz again! D x"Last year the long-running show moved to Wales from Australia because of the Covid-19 pandemic, and fans are now calling for them to return to Oz.

Snoochie Shy are among the celebs who have taken part in grisly trials so far in this year's series. Previous years have seen contestants eating live insects, when the show was set in the Australian outback.

I'm A Celebrity fans have called for a change on the show after saying they miss one thing from the jungle. Viewers have accused the producers of making this year's ITV show too easy on the celebrities taking part.

Fans of I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! rushed to Twitter to criticise the show after spotting some of this year’s line-up breaking one of the show's rules. ITV viewers rushed to social media suggesting that the celebrities were getting an easier ride than previous contestants who battled it out in the Australian jungle.

I'm A Celebrity producers have been hit with criticism as fans of the show were convinced they had spotted a major rule break. Viewers were quick to comment as they said they had spotted some of the celebrities wearing make-up on the hit ITV show.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefSam Neill (“Jurassic World: Dominion,” “Thor: Love and Thunder,” “Palm Beach”) heads the cast of crime drama series “The Twelve” marking his return to Australian TV series after a prolonged absence.The series, which will begin production in Sydney next week, is the flagship title of the 2022 originals slate being assembled by Australian pay-TV and streaming group Foxtel.

Liam Reardon has revealed he would love to join the cast of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! as it spends a second year in his native Wales.The hit ITV show has moved from Australia to Gwrych Castle in Abergele while travel restrictions due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic continue.

Array production company, has acquired “Reservation Dogs” co-creator Sterlin Harjo’s documentary feature “Love and Fury,” the company announced on Tuesday. The company acquired North American, UK, Australian and New Zealand rights and pans to released the film in select theaters and on Netflix on Dec.