Reality / Action & Adventure
Twelve famous faces go fugitive in this real-life thriller in aid of Stand Up To Cancer. Can they survive 14 days on the run from an elite team of hunters?


The hunters track Jamie Laing and Spencer Matthews' helicopter to the Isle of Wight; can a speedboat-racing friend save them? Steph and Dom Parker try to lie low but can't resist having a good time.

Can Steph pack her bras in time when she and Dom think the hunters are closing in? Anneka makes her first mistake. Spencer walks into a trap. The hunters launch a social media campaign.

Jamie begins to crack under the pressure of life on the run. Anneka embarks on a bold mission to record her radio show in London. Jay and Siva try to disguise their boy band looks.

Can any of the remaining celebrity fugitives make it to the extraction point? Or will an ill-timed sunbed be Jamie and Spencer's downfall? Meanwhile, a selfie betrays Jay and Siva's position.
Self - Narrator (voice)

Self - Hunter (Chief)
Self - Hunter (Head of Intelligence)
Self - Hunter (Head of Ops)

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