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'''Sophie Ellis-Bextor''' is a guest on Countdown. She is the daughter of writer and presenter [[Janet Ellis]], herself a Dictionary Corner debut guest only a few weeks earlier. Sophie is a musician who started out as lead singer of an indie-rock band called {{w|Theaudience}}, before finding much greater fame as a solo artist.
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'''Sophie Ellis-Bextor''' is a guest on Countdown. She is the daughter of writer and presenter, [[Janet Ellis]]; herself a [[Dictionary Corner]] debut guest only a few weeks earlier. Sophie is a musician who started out as lead singer of an indie-rock band called {{w|Theaudience}}, before finding much greater fame as a solo artist.
  
During the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns of 2020, she briefly returned to prominence with her viral kitchen disco videos. However, it was in late-2023, after the release of the movie ''{{w|Saltburn (film)|Saltburn}}'' in which her 2001 single {{w|Murder on the Dancefloor}} was used, that she gained a resurgence in fame and she has since returned to the performing scene. More recently, she has replaced {{w|Ncuti Gatwa}} in the {{w|Eurovision Song Contest 2025|2025 Eurovision Song Contest}} as the United Kingdom's spokesperson.
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During the lockdowns by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, she briefly returned to prominence with her viral kitchen disco videos. However, it was in late-2023, after the release of the movie, ''{{w|Saltburn (film)|Saltburn}}'', in which her 2001 single, {{w|Murder on the Dancefloor}}, was used that gained her a resurgence in fame and she has since returned to the performing scene. More recently, she has replaced {{w|Ncuti Gatwa}} in the {{w|Eurovision Song Contest 2025|2025 Eurovision Song Contest}} as the United Kingdom's spokesperson.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 16:26, 13 July 2025

Sophie Ellis-Bextor
Guest
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First appearance 18 April 2022
Last appearance 22 April 2022
Appearances 5
Episodes with Sophie Ellis-Bextor

Sophie Ellis-Bextor is a guest on Countdown. She is the daughter of writer and presenter, Janet Ellis; herself a Dictionary Corner debut guest only a few weeks earlier. Sophie is a musician who started out as lead singer of an indie-rock band called Theaudience, before finding much greater fame as a solo artist.

During the lockdowns by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, she briefly returned to prominence with her viral kitchen disco videos. However, it was in late-2023, after the release of the movie, Saltburn, in which her 2001 single, Murder on the Dancefloor, was used that gained her a resurgence in fame and she has since returned to the performing scene. More recently, she has replaced Ncuti Gatwa in the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest as the United Kingdom's spokesperson.

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