TV Talk Show

Matt Damon and Jessica Chastain talk about their upcoming sci-fi adventure movie The Martian (2015); comedian Bill Bailey talks about his live show "Limboland" and the upcoming tour through the UK and Ireland; Canadian singer-songwriter The Weeknd performs his hit single "Can't Feel My Face".

Kate Winslet and Michael Fassbender talk about their upcoming movie Steve Jobs (2015); Kate also promotes her upcoming movie The Dressmaker (2015); Julie Walters talks about her upcoming movie Brooklyn (2015); 50 Cent discusses his latest single "9 Shots"; Ellie Goulding performs her hit single "On My Mind".

Double Oscar winner Tom Hanks talks about his upcoming movie Bridge of Spies (2015), his latest collaboration with director Steven Spielberg; Peter Capaldi talks about Doctor Who (2005) and the departure of his co-star Jenna Coleman; David Walliams talks about his new children's book "Grandpa's Great Escape"; Duran Duran talk about their new album "Paper Gods" and perform their single "What Are the Chances".

Johnny Depp and Benedict Cumberbatch talk about their upcoming movie Black Mass (2015); James McAvoy and Daniel Radcliffe talk about their upcoming movie Victor Frankenstein (2015); The Corrs talk about their comeback and the upcoming tour and perform their latest single "Bring On the Night".

Chris Hemsworth and Oscar winning director Ron Howard talk about their upcoming movie In the Heart of the Sea (2015); comedy legend Lily Tomlin talks about her upcoming movie Grandma (2015); Scottish comedian Kevin Bridges discusses his show "A Whole Different Story"; Blake and Dame Shirley Bassey perform their new festive single "The Christmas Song".

Comedian and writer Tina Fey promotes her upcoming movie Sisters (2015); Kurt Russell discusses his upcoming western The Hateful Eight (2015); English comedian Josh Widdicombe talks about his sitcom Josh (2014); Australian singer-songwriter Sia performs her new single "Alive".

Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence talks about her upcoming movie Joy (2015); Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne discusses his role as a transgender pioneer in The Danish Girl (2015), comedian Will Ferrell and actor-producer Mark Wahlberg talk about their new comedy Daddy's Home (2015); plus music from Years & Years', who perform their hit single "Shine".

Ralph Fiennes discusses his upcoming movie A Bigger Splash (2015); comedian Tracey Ullman promotes her new sketch show Tracey Ullman's Show (2016); James Nesbitt talks about his upcoming series Lucky Man (2016); British singer-songwriter James Bay performs his song "Best Fake Smile".

Rapper and actor Ice Cube and comedian Kevin Hart talk about their upcoming comedy action sequel Ride Along 2 (2016); Hugh Laurie and Olivia Colman talk about their upcoming spy series The Night Manager (2016); broadcasting legend David Attenborough discusses his upcoming documentary special Attenborough and the Giant Dinosaur (2016); Elle King performs her hit single "Ex's & Oh's".

Graham is joined by Will Smith, who stars in football drama Concussion (2015), Ryan Reynolds, who is reprising his role in the new superhero movie Deadpool (2016), and Catherine Zeta-Jones and Toby Jones, who co-star in the new Dad's Army (2016) movie. Plus, music from Laura Mvula, who performs "Overcome".

Sir Elton John talks about his new album "Wonderful Crazy Night" and performs his single "Blue Wonderful"; Jack Black promotes his upcoming fantasy adventure movie Goosebumps (2015); Ben Stiller, Penélope Cruz and Owen Wilson talk about their upcoming comedy sequel Zoolander 2 (2016).

Oscar winner Julianne Moore discusses her new movie Freeheld (2015); Ant & Dec, Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, talk about the new season of Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway (2002); Australian comedian Rebel Wilson talks about her romantic comedy How to Be Single (2016); Little Mix perform their single "Secret Love Song" with Jason Derulo.

Flamboyant comedian Graham Norton invites various celebrities to his red sofa for his talk show.

Carey Mulligan talks about her new movie "Far from the Madding Crowd"; Noomi Rapace discusses her new movie "Child 44"; Amanda Holden talks about her judging Britain's Got Talent and her new show "Give a Pet a Home"; Jessie Ware sings "Say You Love Me" from her album, Tough Love. Graham encourages male audience members to give their best pick up lines to the ladies on the couch.

Mark Ruffalo, Jeremy Renner and Elizabeth Olsen discuss their roles in the new Avengers film, Age of Ultron. Comedian Josh Widdicombe, from the UK series The Last Leg, talks about his new show, his latest tour and being a former writer for the Dora the Explorer comic. The group Blur sings Lonesome Street from the album The Magic Whip.

Kit Harrington talks about his lead role in the new movie Spooks and as Jon Snow in King of Thrones. Kit also relates his ancestry to the inventor of the flushing toilet. Matt LeBlanc discusses his series Episodes, and sings a portion of songs from his role as Joey on Friends. Rebel Wilson tells us about her great Aunt marrying Walt Disney, she discusses her new movie Pitch Perfect 2, then shows she is proficient in using nunchucks. Kit, Matt and Rebel compare meeting different British Royalty. Mumford and Sons sing The Wolf from their album, Wilder Mind.

Tom Hiddleston talks about his upcoming Hank Williams biopic I Saw the Light (2015); Samuel L. Jackson discusses male cancer awareness for his charity One for the Boys; John Malkovich talks about "Good Canary", the play he is directing; British comedian and author Sara Pascoe tells about her new book "Animal: The Autobiography of a Female Body": Chvrches perform their single "Leave a Trace".

Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe join Graham to discuss their new movie "The Nice Guys". Bright Light Bright Light is a duo including the great Elton John who perform their new single.

Matt LeBlanc, one of the new hosts of the restyled Top Gear (2002), discusses its upcoming season; Emilia Clarke talks about her upcoming romantic drama Me Before You (2016); Kate Beckinsale promotes her upcoming Jane Austen adaptation Love & Friendship (2016); Dominic Cooper talks about his upcoming fantasy action adventure movie Warcraft (2016); British musician Corinne Bailey Rae performs her new single "Stop Where You Are".

Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick discuss their new animated movie Trolls (2016). Daniel Radcliffe talks about his new movies Imperium (2016) and Swiss Army Man (2016). He also introduces his dummy double used in the latter movie. The audience shows off their varied dance moves based on everyday activities. Robbie Williams talks about his new album The Heavy Entertainment Show and sings "Party Like a Russian," his first single from the album.

Ewan McGregor discusses his directorial debut film American Pastoral (2016), and the difficulties of acting and directing your own film. Sam Neill talks about his new movie Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016), and his interaction with Princess Diana at the original premiere of Jurassic Park (1993). Miranda Hart has written a new book "Peggy and Me", a book about her relationship with her dog, and her various theories about people and their pets. Comedian John Bishop has a new tour starting in 2017. Danny DeVito discusses his new film Curmudgeons (2016), that he created with friends and family members. Amber Riley, from Glee (2009), sings a song from the musical "Dreamgirls", "I'm Telling You I'm Not Going".

Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner discuss their upcoming sci-fi movie Arrival (2016); Amy also talks about her upcoming thriller Nocturnal Animals (2016); Chris O'Dowd talks about his upcoming Netflix comedy Mascots (2016); Niall Horan performs his first solo single "This Town".