This week on ‘Grease: The School Musical’ Ray Quinn pops in to advise the potential stars of the show.
With Wallasey School chosen, Duncan James heads up to The Wirral to reveal the show that pupils will be performing. And the news goes down well. As the current West End cast, including Ray Quinn, descend on the assembly hall, there are plenty of chills multiplying across Merseyside.
Former X Factor semi finalist Ben Mills has given a very revealing interview to The Times today, in which he talks about the amount of staging and faking he experience during the 2006 series of the show.
Ben described his time on the ITV talent show as:
“completely surreal. Sharon [Osbourne, then a judge] wanted me to stage a walkout one week to generate a huge tabloid story and get me votes. When I refused, she didn’t speak to me again.”
Ray Quinn has told The Sun that he’d love to play James Bond in the future….what an April Fools joke eh?
“I’d love to live in America like Leona and make a life for myself over there. My ultimate dream is to be James Bond – maybe when Daniel Craig throws the towel in,” he said.
Dancing On Ice judge Jason Gardiner has expressed his surprise that Ray Quinn has landed the role of Danny Zuko in the West End production of Grease.
The Sun quoted Jason as saying: “Oh my God, he’s been cast as Danny? That’s a ridiculous casting, he’s going to look like a munchkin. Danny’s supposed to be a hunk. Ray’s so small! A four-foot Danny is just ridiculous. Ray’s wonderful, but that’s absurd.”
Not really a shock result but former Brookside star, Ray Quinn, has won Dancing On Ice 2009.
Ray was joined in tonight’s final by Jessica Taylor and Donal MacIntyre. Jessica was first to be voted out, visibly upset at not being able to skate her Bolero routine.
Donal and Ray then went head to head and though Ray was technically perfect and superior, I personally thought Donal’s routine had more soul.
I bet when they were about to announce the results Ray’s X Factor experience flashed before his eyes. It wasn’t that long ago after all, when he had the winners title of that show snatched away by Leona Lewis.
The three remaining contestants on ITV’s Dancing On Ice have had a rough week as they practice for the show’s final this Sunday night.
The Sun reports that Ray Quinn fainted whilst practising his wire routine and needed oxygen before he could continue. “He was in a bad way on the high wire as he suffers from motion sickness,” a source told the paper.
Jessica Taylor ended up in floods of tears as she had difficulties grasping her version of Torville and Dean’s Bolero. Maybe she’ll get lucky and be the first contestant voted off on Sunday night, meaning she wouldn’t have to perform the routine.
Dancing On Ice judge Jason Gardiner has insisted that Jessica Taylor may just snatch the Dancing On Ice title this Sunday night.
Bookies are touting Ray Quinn as a cert to win the series, however Jason thinks that the high wire routine may help Jessica gain much needed points.
Jason told The Sun said: “Women tend to look better in the air than men.
Dancing On Ice star Ray Quinn will be pushing the boundaries on this weeks show by attempting to complet an axel during his on ice routine.
The move is said to be as dangerous as the infamous headbanger but takes more skill on the part of the celebrity, as Ray will have to jump and complete a full turn in the air before landing smoothly on the ice.
Ray Quinn has admitted that he is slightly addicted to working out and that he loves “being ripped.”
The Dancing On Ice competitor revealed to The Mirror that he hits the gym at least 4-5 times a week and loves the fact that his bum is now rock hard.
Quinn said: “I love being ripped. It’s addictive. I have to put a time limit on it otherwise your muscles get used to it and they stop developing properly.
Dancing On Ice contestants are said to be getting more and more infuriated with Ray Quinn and his smug behaviour.
Ray has been top of the leader board on the show from day one, and other competitors feel that he had an unfair advantage because of his dancing background. Many of his fellow skaters also feel that he pretends to be shocked at his success each week.
A show insider told The People: “To say that Ray has rubbed a few celebs up the wrong way is an understatement. They feel his dancing ability has given him an unfair advantage from day one.
Dancing On Ice contestant Ray Quinn has revealed that he is terrified of hurting his partner Maria Filippov during tonight’s routine.
Ray and Maria are about to tackle one of their most daring routines yet and have taken some very hard falls during training. Yesterday Ray landed on top of Maria causing her to nag her head off the ice.
He told The Daily Star: “It’s definitely the most physical routine yet.
“And it’s worrying for me when I hurt Maria because she’s so amazing at what she does.
“It’s a real test of our relationship, the way we move together. If I put a foot wrong I’m stepping on her feet.
“She’s putting all her trust in me. I’ve got blades under my feet, not teddy bears, you know.”
Dancing On Ice competitor Ray Quinn managed to win over the judges tonight and achieve the first perfect score of the series.
Ray and his partner, Maria Filippov, skated to 80’s hit ‘Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now’ and he really looked the part in his black and silver striped outfit.
Professional ice skater, Maria Filippov, has admitted that she didn’t want to perform with Ray Quinn at the start of the series.
“At first I was really worried because he’s only 20, and boys that age can be hyperactive and always going at 100 miles per hour so I thought he’d be hard work,” Filippov told The Mirror.
“But it’s been absolutely amazing working with him, a real challenge for me too because he’s so good.”
Dancing On Ice competitor Ray Quinn has revealed that he is happy to flirt with judge, Jason Gardiner, if it helps him creep up the leader board.
Quinn told the Daily Star Sunday: “I’m happy to give Jason the odd wink if it helps me get to the final – that’s a WINK, by the way! I don’t mind flirting with him. It’s all part of the fun.”
Ray is highly tipped to win this series of the ITV show, but he is less than optimistic about his chances.
Ray Quinn stepped onto the Dancing On Ice rink tonight and just blew everyone away.
He was up at the level that Chris Fountain started at last year and Chris had plenty of previous experience which Ray is lacking. Ray is a dancer and a singer by trade but tonight, watching his routine you could have been fooled into thinking he had been ice skating for years.
Ray even impressed the hard nosed Jason Gardiner who awarded him a 4.5 before saying:
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