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Morwenna Banks - Strictly Saucy Brucie

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Morwenna Banks digs deep under the skin of today's top music celebrities to bring you spoof music interviews with Lady Gaga, Noel Gallagher, Susan Boyle, Madonna, Iggy Pop and Duffy. In this special Strictly Come Dancing episode we find out about Bruce Forsyth's wild days on tour with Iggy Pop.

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Director
Natalie Bailey
Writer
Morwenna Banks
Executive Producer
Will Saunders
Producer
Natalie Bailey
Performer
Morwenna Banks
Director of photography
Pete Rowe
Sound Recordist
Stuart Piggott
Graphic Designer
Iain Armstrong

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