Graham Norton reveals why Hollywood legend’s remarks were axed from show-Laura Harman-Entertainment – Metro

In an interview on This Morning, talk show icon Graham Norton revealed that there was one moment that had to be cut from his beloved BBC chat show.

Graham, 61, sat down with Cat Deeley and Ben Shepherd on Thursday morning to discuss the release of his fifth novel Frankie.

While chatting to the hosts, the presenter spoke about his iconic chat show which is set to return on Friday, September 27.

The star was asked If ever the show went ‘horribly wrong’ to which he explained that because of the style of the series, they mostly kept mistakes in.

‘The good thing about our show is that if anything goes wrong – it’s in!’

He then revealed that the only time he remembers a major cut being made was when one actor began crying on the couch – and it was simply too sad to keep in!

‘I remember Jon Voight once was telling a story about being young and he made himself cry – we cut that out!

‘Not on our show!’ he said as he wagged his finger ‘No tears on our sofa!’

The presenter revealed that clip that was left on the cutting room floor (Picture: ITV)

Graham spoke about his iconic show (Picture: Ken McKay/ITV/Shutterstock)

Jon Voight is best known for acting in Enemy of the State, Pearl Harbor, and the National Treasure franchise.He is also the father of Angelina Jolie.

Jon appeared on The Graham Norton Effect in 2004 alongside Katie Holmes, and Josh Hartnett. In the same year, he appeared in the Nicolas Cage film, National Treasure.

Jon Voight is an A-lister and also the father of Angelina Jolie (Picture: Rodin Eckenroth/WireImage)

The Graham Norton Show has been running since 2007, but the chat show host has been presenting his own talk show since the 90s.

Reflecting on his time when he began hosting in 1998, Graham revealed that he was more ‘spikey’ with guests who would sit on his couch.

He explained that he now prefers to allow the guests to be the funny ones, rather than making them the butt of the joke which was fashionable in the 90s.

He added that he now loves when he can sit back and let the guests talk to one another.

‘That is the bit that keeps me interested – on a good night there’s an alchemy and I’m just watching the couch all talk to each other,’ he told Cat and Ben.

Grahamhas now been hosting talk shows for nearly 30 years (Picture: Ken McKay/ITV/Shutterstock)

The star is set to return to host the 32nd series of The Graham Norton Show and said it was a ‘privilege’ to do the show and added ‘I really do still enjoy it!’

Graham also revealed on the show that his late-night chat show will be returning on Friday night with some fantastic A-listers including Lady Gaga, Demi Moore, and Colin Farrell.

The Graham Norton Show returns to BBC One on Friday, September 27, at 10.40pm.

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