Strictly Come Dancing stars transform into superheroes for Movies week
THE stars of Strictly Come Dancing have transformed into superheroes as they prepare for Movies week on the show.
This Saturday the celebrities will be performing to music best known for being the theme tune in popular films.
They'll be getting fully into character as they try out their acting skills and even dress up for the occasion.
To celebrate, Anton Du Beke, Katya Jones, AJ Pritchard and Janette Manrara all became The Incredibles superheroes for the day.
Of course, Katya was Elastigirl, while AJ became Dash, Violet was played by Janette Manrara and Anton was the one and only Mr Incredible.
The fun photoshoot is to promote one of the highlight weeks of Strictly Come Dancing.
Ones to watch will be Mike Bushell who is set to take on Channing Tatum's character in Magic Mike to perform a Cha Cha Cha to It's Raining Men.
Michelle Visage is going to Quickstep to Liza Minelli's Cabaret and Anneka Rice will transfrom into Kill Bill with Woo Hoo as she takes on the Charleston.
Last Sunday saw the first elimination of the series so far as James Cracknell bowed out.
The Sun revealed he launched into a furious row as he ranted: "I wish I'd never done this show."
But speaking on BBC's spin-off show It Takes Two, James explained how his horrific brain injury stopped him from learning partner Luba Mushtuk's dance steps.
The 47-year-old rower previously confessed that he was devastated to have let the professional dancer down following their elimination at the weekend.
He said: "One of the reasons why I did it is actually people's perceptions of what you can do after a pretty serious accident are limited.
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"And if you listen to people putting limits on you for whatever it’s for you're going to hit that ceiling.
"For me it's a very structured way of learning. I needed to know the steps before progressing.
"Then Luba says said you have to dance to music with me. You can’t go and learn the steps on your own.
"The difference in the way I learned from the first to second dance was realising it's more than just the ABC of doing it.
"You have to do it with someone get some emotion across and just do it."
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