A teaser trailer for Britain Got Talent 2024 has been released.
From contestants sharing a passionate smooch on stage to Simon Cowell pressing the Golden Buzzer, fans can expect the short advert can show fans exactly what to expect from the new series.
The ITV reality competition will return in coming weeks with Simon, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli back as judges and Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly on presenting duty once again.
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Amanda looked stunned in the clip as boss Simon leaned over to smash the Golden Buzzer – positioned at the centre of the table – with a smile. In the voiceover, the ITV show hosts announced: “The golden buzzer … there’s no feeling like it.”
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A handful of BGT hopefuls are shown trying to impress the judges, including an individual donning an orange fish mask as well as a couple kissing. Dec then said in the voiceover: “You never know who it’s going to be,” before Ant added: “Or when it’s going to happen.”
A segment then showed the duo pressing their Golden Buzzer together. Their voiceover continued to play out as Dec said: “But when it does, it just feels right.” The trailer then ends with the phrase “Britain you’re golden,” written on the screen.
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Once a golden buzzer is pressed, the act gets an automatic place in the live semi-finals, competing for a chance to win a life changing £250,000 cash prize and a spot on the bill of the Royal Variety Performance. It comes after reports that judge Simon leapt into action when a young performer suffered a nasty fall during an audition.
The music mogul reportedly rushed from his seat onto the stage when a member of a dance troupe crashed into the wings of the stage .The dancer’s alleged accident occurred when a move went wrong during the performance at Salford’s Lowry Theatre in Salford. Medics rushed onto the scene and filming was halted for an hour.
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It was Simon and fellow judge Bruno Tonioli who went backstage to check the dancer was okay, while Amanda Holden an Alesha Dixon kept the studio audience entertained. A spokesman for Britain’s Got Talent said: “The health and safety of our contestants is of the utmost importance. A member of a dance group sustained an injury whilst auditioning and was seen by medics on set as a precaution.”
Britain’s Got Talent will be coming soon to ITV1 and ITVX
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