our reporter frankie mccamley went backstage to meet the cast. # mamma mia!good factor, just some of the reasons why this show has become a west end favourite. now in its 25th year. it's a phenomenon. it's quite something for any show to have that kind of life in it, really. and i think we are kind of like that solid production. since 1999, ten million people have seen mamma mia! in london, 70 million as it's toured worldwide. the story tells the sunny, funny tale of a mother and daughter and three possible dads on a greek island, all unfolding to abba's timeless pop masterpieces. # always sunny in a rich man's world.# this is a quick—change area. obviously, all the shoes and everything. but these are probably the most exciting costumes that we have. these are the super troupers. you wear one of these? yes, i do, for one of the covers. a lot of material used, 400 metres is used. 30,000 rhinestones. during the show, it can be a little bit carnage, - especially the bigger numbers. the hen party. the end of the show, with the finale. - and what i love most is th

mamma mia celebrates 25 years since blast off from london welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiana, one poor in london. this weekend, mark six months since the single most deadly attack in israel's history royal the region and the world on october 7, 2020 d3, hundreds of hamas fighters poured across the border from gaza, killing 1,200 israelis, mostly civilians, and kidnapping 253 men, women, and children of those 130 is missing. 34 of them are presumed dead since israel responded with its massive war in gaza, more than 33,000 palestinians have been killed and more than 70,000 injured. >> in a >> moment, i'll be speaking to sharon lifshitz, whose mother was one of the first hostages to be released. and whose father is still being held captive. but first cnn's jeremy diamond and nada bashir explain this terrible turning point in a decades-long conflict. >> while christiane, six months after the october 7 attacks shook israeli society to its core and centered on the war footing. there is still considerable uncertainty about that wars future as well as the fate of the h

since 1999, 10 million people have seen mamma mia in london, 70 million as it has toured worldwide.f a mother and daughter and three possible dads on a greek island, all unfolding to abba's timeless pop masterpieces. this is a quick—change area. obviously all the shoes and everything. but these are probably the most exciting costumes that we have. these are the super troopers. you wear one of these? yes, i do, for one of the covers. a lot of material used, 400 metres is used. 30,000 rhinestones. during the show, it can be a little bit carnage, especially the bigger numbers. the end of the show, with the finale and what i love most is that what you're missing out on stage with everyone having laugh, it is the same back stage as well. and it is clearly working with some coming back to see this hundreds of times. i've seen it 231 times. i'm now at 170. - wow, what has made you keep coming back? the friendships that have been made, such great music, the story— told so cleverly the way it'sl being written and produced. how many more times? goodness, we're seeing it tonight. who knows? at

mamma mia i can i resist you? mamma mia! doesit can i resist you? mamma mia! does it show again ? how. see that girl ? watch that scene. that girl? watch that scene. diggin the dancing . queen diggin the dancing. queen >> almost the most telling thing about that clip was the audience at the end on its feet, which i imagine happens every night. >> absolutely on its feet. and they're very clever, it's a little bit like the tina musical, you get a bit of a medley at the end , so it's medley at the end, so it's wonderful all the way through, but at end you get a kind of but at the end you get a kind of megamix of three massive songs, and absolutely, we're and by then, absolutely, we're all last night was all on our feet, last night was truly because they had truly special because they had the cast back from the original cast back from 1999. audience. some of 1999. in the audience. some of them well, them came up on stage as well, so there a real charge in so there was a real charge in the air. but it's just when bjorn came on stage and he's like, people always asking like, people are

mamma >> mamma mia! torfaen. mamma mia!can work in the mines. >> one of us is very right >> one of us is very hot right now. this is very warm in here. >> it has to be said not because steph has joined me, but she is very hot. so 50 years. since 50 years, and it's just it years, i mean, and it's just it feels like it happens yesterday. >> but they really did cement history back then in 1974. and today , this weekend. it's a big today, this weekend. it's a big abba extravaganza on tv and also at the brighton dome, where they actually won back in 1974. do you believe that show was only one hour and 48 minutes compared to eurovision's? these days, which is almost three hours, but a week i know. but tonight the dome is going to be open in brighton for people to perform abba tracks, and they're literally going to party like it's 1974. but when we talk about the legacy of abba dawn, 200 million records sold worldwide , and obviously we have worldwide, and obviously we have the live show, which is still there . and it just goes to

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rolled a stone, a hot stone from the mountain, you see, i understand, i hope you understood too, mamma mia the taste itself, i thought it should be removed, yeah. it’s also delicious, it’s really the most delicious, you see, we have buryats from pokonvek, yes, this is the most delicious thing for us - this is lamb, summer time, and in winter you can also have horse meat, can you clarify, fabric is warm meat for warming up, warming up, this is fatty lamb - this is for refreshing in the summer, yes, and this is like a light summer snack. horse meat - our perception is somewhat different, in italy in the summer we have tomatoes, mozzarella, basil, there is a light snack, fatty lamb, the taste of this dish is excellent, but the process itself is very interesting, it reflects your whole history, and the essence of your people, how many people have i already... and in front of me the sun is also bayla, this a real pleasure to feel the taste of coffee, jardin colambin from selected arabica beans, revealing... what happened to you on september 3, why, having lived with his beloved for almost 10 ye

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some about mamma mia! yeah.e people don't involved. we're don't getting involved. so we're quite that. quite enjoying that. >> absolutely. and it really does the essence of gb does show the, the essence of gb news, which is that community. that gb news family , the that is the gb news family, the expanding news family. it's wonderful. >> yeah, absolutely. staying with that are all light with things that are all light hearted. cross to hearted. let's cross to hollywood , shall we? although hollywood, shall we? although actually this a serious, actually this is a serious, serious hollywood story. and this for borat star this is headaches for borat star sacha cohen. is of sacha baron cohen. he is of course, splitting from his wife, the isla fisher . the actress isla fisher. >> well, the couple announced their just days after their divorce just days after their divorce just days after the star and borat star the bruno star and borat star was accused of sexual harassment by actress rebel wilson. >> well, let's speak

when you made your appearance in mamma mia i and the appearance in mamma miai and the reason this hastaking the out of my outfit. >> because she thinks she's frida. >> no, i don't i didn't even cross does. cross my mind. she does. >> not going to let cross my mind. she does. >> do not going to let cross my mind. she does. >> do is not going to let cross my mind. she does. >> do is sing not going to let cross my mind. she does. >> do is sing any ot going to let cross my mind. she does. >> do is sing any abbang to let cross my mind. she does. >> do is sing any abba no:o let her do is sing any abba no massacre, right? her do is sing any abba no ma gbnews.com forward slash your >> gbnews.com forward slash your say to let us know your thoughts this morning. you can defend my outfit. like extra outfit. do i look like an extra outfit. do i look like an extra out literally was an out of abba? he literally was an extra in abba mamma mia the musical. we're going watch musical. we're going to watch that just a bit. first that in just a bit. first though, news with though, your latest news with s

lindsay: tenemos nuevo lÍder en el fÚtbol mexicano toluca ante las Águilas del amÉrica fue un baile mamma mÍade eliminar a internet y tigres venÍa de ser eliminado alan:nahuel hizo de las suyas. lindsay: tigres ganaba hasta el Último minuto pero la noticia fue lo que hizo nahuel guzmÁn desde arriba y con un lÁser estaba apuntando a los jugadores, estÁ prohibido, lo agarrarpn el portero de tigres haciendo cosas indebidas. en un momento saliÓ a pedir disculpas pero habrÁ un castigo ejemplar por parte de la federaciÓn. alan: asÍ le dicen ya. lindsay: lo que se viviÓ el fin de semana en alemania fue espectacular. esperaran 120 aÑos para alzar el primer tÍtulo en alemania. han sido campeones de europa y mira la invasiÓn xabi alonso sale como un hÉroe. hay que pensar de dÓnde venÍa xabi alonso y saca campeona este equipo por primera vez en su historia una fiesta de esas por todo lo alto. mira como se metiÓ a la cancha no se habÍa acabado el partido cuando un invasiÓn. nunca habÍan quedado campeones desde que nacieron nunca en la vida. entonces dije que estaba pasando en 1904 cuando fundaran este eq

. >> i mean, bjorn and benny are so clever and, you know, mamma mia! the musical.nd there's voyage , and now, wow, there's voyage, you know, which i haven't been to either so we'll have to to either yet. so we'll have to go they to either yet. so we'll have to go been, they've they to either yet. so we'll have to go been, they've been they to either yet. so we'll have to go been, they've been very, hey it's been, they've been very, very smart and reinventing and bringing in a new audience. and if you ask anybody , if you ask if you ask anybody, if you ask a three year old, what's your favourite , abba song, they'll favourite, abba song, they'll know because everybody knows abba and it's, it's a, it's a phenomenon. it really is. >> yeah. i mean, they're fantastic business people as well. we know about the themed restaurants. we know about the hologram west end hologram show that the west end show, as you say, they've made fantastic money over the time as well. it is their 50th anniversary today . how do you anniversary today. how do you think they will mark it? beca