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GEORGE STROUMBOULOPOULOS TONIGHT KICKS OFF ALL-NEW 10th ANNIVERSARY SEASON

George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight, returns with renowned guests, beginning 7 p.m. (7:30 NT) September 16 on CBC-TV

GEORGE STROUMBOULOPOULOS TONIGHT heads into its 10th anniversary season with entertaining, brand new episodes, beginning Monday, September 16 at 7 p.m. (7:30 NT) on CBC Television. George provides a unique take on entertainment programming, bringing his viewers closer than ever to the action, through his thought-provoking and surprising discussions with cultural icons and internationally renowned celebrities. Not only do viewers tune in for George’s award-winning interviews every evening, they are also entertained by the much-loved comedy panel, playful segments and more.

Launch week kicks off with Forbes’ third-highest-earning comedian Russell Peters in the red chair and CBC’s own Ron James on the comedy panel. It will also showcase appearances by author and business expert Amanda Lang; comedian, actor and writer Gerry Dee; physician, author and holistic health guru Deepak Chopra; Harry Potter sensation Daniel Radcliffe; musician and songwriter Slash; British comedian, actor and writer Michael Palin; and Canadian actress Amber Marshall.
VIDEO: Click here for a clip ofJoseph Gordon-Levitt

Throughout the season a wide range of celebrities, icons and artists will take to the signature red chairs to chat with George, including:

Actor, director and CEO Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Star of the summer Netflix sensation Orange is the New Black Taylor Schilling
Canadian film director, producer and writer Jason Reitman
Preacher, televangelist, author, and pastor Joel Olsteen
Hunger Games actor Wes Bentley
British actor, singer, producer and DJ Idris Elba
Star of Girls, actor Adam Driver
Italian actress, filmmaker and author Isabella Rossellini
Award-winning film director and writer Denis Villeneuve
Australian film and TV actor Joel Edgerton
International leading lady Saoirse Ronan
Canadian actor and director Keanu Reeves
American actor and star of Dexter, Michael C. Hall

GEORGE STROUMBOULOPOULOS TONIGHT airs Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. (7:30 NT), with an encore airing at 11:30 p.m. (12 midnight NT). The show is taped daily in front of a live studio audience at the CBC Broadcasting Centre in Toronto. Tania Natscheff is executive producer and Dan Hughes is senior producer. George Stroumboulopoulos is co-executive producer and host.

Find George Stroumboulopoulos:
@strombo #gTonight
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