Get ready for a star-studded night on The Graham Norton Show tonight, but here’s where it gets exciting: Halle Berry and Chris Hemsworth are just the tip of the iceberg! Tonight’s episode is packed with A-listers, and you won’t want to miss a single moment.
Returning to BBC One and BBC iPlayer at 10.40pm (January 30), the Friday night favorite is back with its signature blend of chat, laughter, and celebrity sparkle. Graham Norton’s iconic red sofa is once again the centerpiece, hosting some of the biggest names in entertainment. But this is the part most people miss—it’s not just about the stars; it’s about the stories they bring.
Who’s joining Graham tonight? Let’s dive in. Marvel’s Chris Hemsworth and Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry kick things off, discussing their upcoming film Crime 101. The movie, also starring Barry Keoghan and Mark Ruffalo, follows jewel thief Mike Davis (Hemsworth) and insurance broker Sharon Colvin (Berry) as they team up for a high-stakes heist. Set to hit cinemas on February 13, this film promises edge-of-your-seat action. But here’s a thought-provoking question: Can a jewel thief and an insurance broker ever truly trust each other? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
Next up, Rachel McAdams graces the sofa. The Canadian actress stars in Sam Raimi’s Send Help, alongside Dylan O’Brien. This survival comedy-drama follows an employee and her overbearing boss stranded on a deserted island after a private jet crash. It’s a tale of unexpected teamwork and humor—but is it a recipe for disaster or redemption? You’ll have to tune in to find out.
Comedy legend John Bishop is also in the house. Fresh off his ‘Let’s Go Round Again’ tour, the Scouse star is bringing his signature wit to the show. Fun fact: Bishop inspired the new film Is This Thing On?, starring Graham Norton Show alum Will Arnett. The movie, about a man’s accidental dive into stand-up comedy post-divorce, hits cinemas today. But here’s a controversial take: Is stand-up comedy a form of therapy or just public vulnerability? Weigh in below!
And let’s not forget the music! Singer-songwriter Jessie Ware takes center stage, performing her new single I Could Get Used To This. She’ll also chat with Graham about her upcoming album Superbloom, dropping on April 10. Her sixth studio release promises to be a game-changer—but will it live up to the hype? Only time will tell.
From blockbuster films to side-splitting comedy and soulful music, tonight’s episode is a must-watch. Catch it live at 10.40pm on BBC One or stream it on BBC iPlayer. And if you’ve missed any episodes so far, they’re all available on iPlayer now. But here’s the real question: Which guest are you most excited to see tonight? Let the debate begin!
