Celebrities Anthony Anderson, James Van Der Beek, and Taye Diggs are set to bare all in a charity special of "The Full Monty."
Anthony Anderson, Taye Diggs, pro football star Chris Jones, and James Van Der Beek are some of the well-known personalities taking part in a new TV show titled "The Real Full Monty". This program is influenced by the 1997 movie "The Full Monty", which revolves around a group of ordinary guys coming together to create a male striptease performance.
This two-hour exclusive broadcast on Fox is all about creating awareness around prostate, testicular, and colorectal cancer screening and investigations. It is scheduled to be aired in the fall.
Anthony Anderson, who is also a producer for this show, said, "It's not all about dying of modesty. Get yourself screened for cancer! That's the focus of 'The Real Full Monty' special. I feel honored to be the driving force behind rallying these fearless men to show everything in order to cause excitement, encourage, and in this case, appeal to you to get checked. That's our aim... so, what are you delaying for?"
The network revealed this forthcoming occasion as part of their 2024-2025 programming launch, referring to it as a "daring gang of male celebrities" disclosing everything for cancer research.
"Anderson will head Diggs, Jones, Tonioli, and Van Der Beek in their practice and rehearsal for the most scandalous performance of their professional lives. The conclusion of this journey involves a huge striptease dance, choreographed by Emmy Award winner Mandy Moore, in front of a live audience where they will reveal all. During the build-up to this final disrobing, these men will face challenges in terms of comfort, modesty, and togetherness. There will be a variety of private and public rehearsals and encounters, each designed to enhance their assurance, push them out of their comfort zone, and strengthen their group chemistry. As the special unfolds, each of these stars will share their individual tales of how cancer has affected their lives."
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This charity special of "The Full Monty" featuring celebrities like Anthony Anderson, Taye Diggs, and James Van Der Beek aims to promote entertainment with a purpose, raising awareness about prostate, testicular, and colorectal cancer screening and investigations.
The upcoming TV show "The Real Full Monty," with Anthony Anderson, Taye Diggs, and other notable personalities, is using entertainment as a tool to encourage crucial cancer screenings, demonstrating how entertainment and social responsibility can intertwine effectively.
Source: edition.cnn.com
