ITV Announces Unique Celebrity Interview Series 'The Assembly' Featuring Autistic Interviewers

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ITV's new series The Assembly features interviews by autistic and neurodivergent panel.
Inspired by Les Rencontres du Papotin, the show promotes inclusivity.
Michael Sheen praised the pilot, stating, The Assembly's had more response than anything I've ever done.
Katie Rawcliffe called the show a distinct, clever and authentic format.
Producers expressed excitement, stating, This show will be funny and naughty and warm and smart.
The series is set to air on ITV1 and ITVX in 2025.

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ITV's 'The Assembly' Promises Unique Celebrity Interviews

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Each episode will feature honest, chaotic, and heartwarming interviews.
Format adapted from French series Les Rencontres du Papotin.
Original French version included Camille Cottin and President Emmanuel Macron.
Katie Rawcliffe: “The Assembly is such a distinct, clever and authentic format”.
Part of ITV’s Diversity Commissioning Fund for equity in television.
Celebrity lineup yet to be announced.

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