Ant & Dec head back to the jungle

It’s that time of year again where we head back to the jungle to watch some famous faces eat yucky bugs and make fools out of themselves on national television, yes that’s right I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! is coming back to our screens in November on ITV.

To kick things off and to build excitement The Visionaries director, Joans McQuiggin teamed up with the iconic duo Ant & Dec for an action fuelled new trailer to get the pulses racing. The new trailer takes place miles up in the sky and is not for the faint of heart. Witness poor Dec having to jump out of a helicopter... although it could be worse he could be eating the private parts of a kangaroo, so every silver lining.

ITV – Back to the Jungle

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Production Company The Visionaries
Director Jonas McQuiggin

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Agency ITV Creative/London
Production Company The Visionaries
Director Jonas McQuiggin
Post Production/VFX Absolute Post
Audio Post Vaudeville Sound
Senior Producer Simon Sanderson
DP Richard Bell
Editor Christian Lyndon

VFX Supervisor Phil Oldham
Colorist Matt Turner
Executive Producer Sally Heath
Senior Producer Kirsty Ratcliffe
Song "Welcome to the Jungle" Guns N' Roses
Creative Johnathan Truin
Creative Director Rachel King
Executive Creative Director Tony Pipes

Talent Declan Donnelly
Talent Anthony McPartlin

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Here’s what McQuiggin had to say about working on the project: “This was a rock and roll action pact adventure... lock that in with two of the country’s favourite comedians and I found myself in the middle of an EPIC promo for I’m A Celebrity."

"From the first draft of the treatment I wanted this to look, feel and sound like a mini feature. The more serious, the more real it was, the funnier it would be… ‘What would Tom Cruise do?’ was on repeat in my head … and it worked."

"What I love the most about the piece is the pace, it’s a nonstop comedic slap in the face for the audience, tossed right inside and outta of a chopper without a clue what was going on. ‘We ain’t in Wales anymore!’ No products, no logos… just the legends that are Ant, Dec and myself doing what we do best… make people laugh.”