STRICTLY REVEALS ALL THE SONGS AND DANCES FOR MOVIE WEEK - FANS ARE ALREADY DIVIDED OVER ONE THING

It's Movie Week on Strictly Come Dancing!

Taking to social media, the BBC dance competition has revealed all the songs and dances for Movie Week.

This weekend will see the first Couples Choice dance of the series, with George Clark and his partner Alexis doing a routine to 'Soda Pop' from Netflix's mega hit KPop Demon Hunters.

As catchy as the song is, not everyone is impressed it's going be on Strictly, with one fan commenting: "Bit shocking making George’s couple choice soda pop."

Another added "George and Alexis done got wronged", while a third wrote "Interesting that soda pop is a couples choice! Excited to see what Alexis is gonna bring to the table choreo wise."

Elsewhere in the show, there will be three Paso Dobles danced, with Lewis Cope taking on 'The Plaza of Execution' from The Mask Of Zorro, Chris Robshaw dancing to a Strictly-fied version of 'Sweet Child O Mine' from Thor, and Ross King taking on the Thunderbirds theme tune.

The first Rumba of the series will be danced by Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink to the James Bond song 'No Time To Die'.

Stefan Dennis will be donning another wig this week, this time to look like Lord Farquaad from Shrek as he and partner Dianne Buswell do a Waltz to 'It Is You (I Have Loved)'.

Vicky Pattison will be taking on the Charleston to 'A Little Party Never Killed Nobody' from The Great Gatsby, while Harry Aikines-Aryeetey will be doing a Salsa to 'I Always Wanted A Brother' from Mufasa: The Lion King.

La Voix is taking on the Mary Poppins track 'Feed The Birds' with a Waltz, while Balvinder Sopal is doing a Foxtrot to 'The Way You Look Tonight' from Swing Time.

Ellie Goldstein will be going full Barbie with a Samba to 'Dance The Night', and Alex Kingston is taking on a Quickstep to 'Suddenly I See' from The Devil Wears Prada.

Finally, Amber Davies is doing an American Smooth to 'Sixteen Going On Seventeen' from The Sound Of Music, and Karen Carney will be Cha Cha Cha-ing to 'She's A Lady' from Miss Congeniality.

Strictly Come Dancing airs on Saturdays on BBC One, while spin-off Strictly: It Takes Two airs on weeknights on BBC Two. Both shows are available to stream on BBC iPlayer.

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2025-10-07T22:38:51Z