Yes, That Lifetime Movie With Mario Lopez as Hunky Colonel Sanders Is Real — Here’s the Spicy Trailer (Video)

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 Mario Lopez  is starring in a Lifetime mini-movie about KFC. The actor and talk show host is playing a sexy Colonel Sanders in the 15-minute feature sponsored by the friend chicken brand, which will air on Lifetime this Sunday at 12 p.m.

Mario Lopez is serving up a big bucket of finger-lickin’ good lovin’ as none other than Kentucky Fried Chicken’s signature spokesman, Colonel Harland Sanders.Deep-fried by forbidden flames, sizzling hot and juicy Lopez — coiffed with the Colonel’s unmistakable silver comb-over and well-groomed goatee — steams up the small screen as a saucy chef with the hots for his evil, albeit well-to-do boss’ daughter in Lifetime’s original mini-movie “A Recipe for Seduction.”Turning up the heat with

A Recipe for Seduction.You literally can't make this stuff up. A Recipe for Seduction is a 15-minute long soap that will hit Lifetime on December 13 at noon and will also be available on the network's streaming platforms. "As the holidays draw near, a young heiress contends with the affections of a suitor handpicked by her mother," reads the official description, per .

Mario Lopez is taking Colonel Sanders to the next level.

Mario Lopez is the latest celebrity to take on the role of KFC’s Colonel Sanders, but this time it’s for a mini-movie on Lifetime!

Once again, KFC is trying to reposition Colonel Sanders as a sex object worthy of our late-night fantasies. As part of its latest push to intertwine chicken with our salacious inner thoughts, KFC has teamed up with the Lifetime network to release “A Recipe for Seduction,” a 15-minute mini-movie starring Mario Lopez as Colonel Sanders – albeit a fictionalized version – who takes a cooking gig at a well-to-do family’s posh estate.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorColonel Harland Sanders has for decades captured the fancy of the American public, usually over the course of dozens of 30-second commercials for KFC that break into TV programs.