Strictly Come Dancing's remaining 14 couples will take to the floor on Saturday with dances inspired by some of cinema's greatest moments as part of Movie Week.
And Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty, who will perform the Rhumba to Leona Lewis' track I See You from Avatar with dance partner Katya Jones, has revealed his top choice to play him in a biopic, should the opportunity ever arise.
As reported by The Mirror on Thursday, the 26-year-old has his hopes set on former stripper and Magic Mike star Channing Tatum, 41.
Top choice: Strictly Come Dancing's Adam Peaty (pictured at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics) revealed he wants Channing Tatum to play him in a biopic, should the opportunity ever arise
Adam who won three medals at the Tokyo Olympics this year - two golds and a silver - remarked, 'Who wouldn't want to be played by Channing Tatum?'
The comments come ahead of Saturday's Strictly Come Dancing show which will see Greg Wise channel 007 with a Paso Doble to the James Bond theme tune.
Katie McGlynn will be hoping to bounce back from the dance-off with an American Smooth as Cruella De Vil alongside Gorka Marquez.
Fit! As reported by The Mirror on Thursday, Adam, 26, who won three medals at the Tokyo Olympics this year - two golds and a silver - remarked, 'Who wouldn't want to be played by Channing Tatum?' Channing, 41, is pictured in 2015's Magic Mike XXL film
Tom Fletcher and Amy Dowden will make their grand return to the show after being forced to miss a week due a positive Covid test, with the duo taking on a Jibe to Johnny B Goode from Back To The Future.
Meanwhile AJ Odudu and Kai Widdrington will be aiming to continue their strong start to the competition, with an American Smooth to Whitney Houston's I Have Nothing from The Bodyguard.
Judi Love and Graziano Di Prime will be dancing a Charleston to When You're Good To Mama by Queen Latifah and Taye Diggs from the 2002 film Chicago.
Lots of movement: Adam and his dance partner Katya Jones will dance the first Rhumba of the series to I See You by Leona Lewis from Avatar, on Saturday's Strictly Come Dancing
Awe-inspiring: The 2009 film, directed by James Cameron, made history as the highest-grossing film of all time
While Katie and Gorka tackle the famous Cruella De Vil, which most recently featured in the live action Disney film starring Emma Stone, Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovannni Pernice will dance an emotional Foxtrot to Rose's Theme from Titanic.
After topping the leaderboard with their Foxtrot last week, Sara Davies and Aljaž Škorjanec will be tackling a Samba to Modern Romance's Best Years Of Our Lives from Shrek.
Tilly Ramsay and Nikita Kuzmin will be dancing a Jive to Nicest Kids
