David Arquette to front gameshow ‘Ranking The Stars’

December 15th, 2010 by Lisa McGarry. No comments

David Arquette has agreed to host a new celebrity game show in the US.

The 39-year-old actor – who has seemingly went off the rails after recently announcing he had separated from wife Courteney Cox Arquette – was inspired to get involved with ‘Ranking The Stars’, which is based on a Japanese programme, because it forces celebrities to make fun of themselves.

Speaking about the show, he said: “A lot of my humour is from a self-deprecating place anyway. My flaws are what make me funny, and I have no problem letting people poke fun at that.”

The show will ask a group of celebrities to rate one another on certain topics -such as secretly informing the paparazzi on their whereabouts or making a sex tape – from whether they are most likely or least likely to do them.

Executive producer Roy Bank thinks David is the perfect man for the programme.

He told Variety: “This show is all about celebrities hanging out for a bit and taking their guard down. David’s whole persona is that. His honesty has bled through and it’s come back to haunt him a few times. If there was ever a celebrity with a brand that matches the show, it’s this.”

Roy also revealed he hopes to have groups of celebrity friends or families such as the Kardashians on the show.

He added: “The more they know each other, the funnier it will be.”

Categories: American TV Shows, Gameshows Tags: David Arquette, Ranking The Stars

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