The Graham Norton Show - Season 33

Joining Graham on his sofa tonight: Hollywood stars Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt, together in true-life sports drama The Smashing Machine; Oscar-winning actor and writer Matthew McConaughey, starring in survival thriller The Lost Bus; and great Brit James Norton (Happy Valley), starring in Steven Knight's new period succession drama House of Guinness. There's also live music and chat from singer-songwriter RAYE, performing her single Where Is My Husband!

On Graham's star-studded sofa: global music megastar Taylor Swift, talking about her hotly anticipated new album, The Life of a Showgirl, Oscar winner Cillian Murphy (Oppenheimer), playing the head teacher in reform school drama Steve, actors Greta Lee and Jodie Turner-Smith, together in sci-fi reboot Tron: Ares and Irish star Domhnall Gleeson, talking about his new comedy role in The Office spin-off, The Paper. Plus music from Scottish great Lewis Capaldi, performing Something in the Heavens.

Together on Graham's sofa: Hollywood legend Julia Roberts, talking about her latest role in psychological campus drama After the Hunt, Irish star Colin Farrell, playing a con man and gambling addict in atmospheric thriller Ballad of a Small Player, music great Gloria Estefan, introducing her new Spanish-language album Raíces and double Oscar nominee Benedict Cumberbatch, giving a tour de force performance as a newly widowed father in The Thing with Feathers. Plus music from Robbie Williams, performing Pretty Face from the forthcoming album 'BRITPOP'.

Together on Graham's sofa: rock legend Bruce Springsteen and The Bear star Jeremy Allen White, who plays Bruce in the new biopic Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere, Oscar-winner Jennifer Lawrence, starring in psychological drama Die My Love and Tessa Thompson (Thor, Men in Black) taking the lead in Hedda, a bold reimagining of Ibsen's Hedda Gabler. Plus music from Florence + The Machine, who perform the new single, Everybody Scream.

Joining Graham on his sofa are: reality star and businesswoman Kim Kardashian and Emmy and Tony Award-winning actress Sarah Paulson, together in new TV legal drama All's Fair, Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston, taking to the West End stage in All My Sons and actress and singer Rachel Zegler (West Side Story), fresh from wowing audiences at the London Palladium in Evita. With music from Little Simz, performing Lion from her album Lotus.

Joining Graham on his sofa are: double Oscar nominee Keira Knightley, now turned children's author with I Love You Just the Same, female education activist Malala Yousafzai, talking about her new memoir Finding My Way, breakout star of The White Lotus, Aimee Lou Wood, starring in BBC comedy series Daddy Issues and comedian Chris McCausland, who recounts his journey from comic to Strictly winner in Keep Laughing. Plus music from Mumford & Sons with Hozier, performing their new single, Rubber Band Man.

On Graham's sofa tonight: Hollywood star Glen Powell in dystopian action thriller The Running Man, Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh, playing Madame Morrible in Wicked: For Good, Emmy-winning Brit Rosamund Pike, in crime caper sequel Now You See Me: Now You Don't, top comic Jack Whitehall, starring in tense thriller series Malice and music superstar Ed Sheeran, chatting and performing Camera from his album Play.

Together on Graham's sofa tonight: Hollywood stars Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson, playing a Neil Diamond tribute act in biographical drama Song Sung Blue. comic actor Ben Stiller (Zoolander), discussing his documentary about his comedy duo-parents, Stiller & Meara: Nothing Is Lost and Oscar winner Da'Vine Joy Randolph (The Holdovers), in afterlife rom-com Eternity. With music from singer-songwriter sombr, performing his single 12 to 12.

Together on Graham's sofa tonight: eight-time Oscar nominee Glenn Close, joining the all-star cast of Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, Emmy-winning Swedish star Alexander Skarsgård, playing a biker in British love story Pillion, actress and national treasure Miriam Margolyes, talking about The Little Book of Miriam and Derry Girl and Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan, taking to the National Theatre stage in The Playboy of the Western World. With music from Jessie J, performing H.A.P.P.Y from her forthcoming album Don't Tease Me with a Good Time.

Together on Graham's sofa tonight: Oscar-winner Kate Winslet, star and first-time director of the Christmas movie, Goodbye June, former New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern, whose documentary film, Prime Minister, tells the story of her five-year tenure, top comic and Celebrity Traitors winner Alan Carr and US talk show host and podcaster Seth Meyers. With music from Cat Burns, performing There's Just Something About Her from her album How To Be Human.

Together on Graham's sofa tonight: Hollywood star Timothée Chalamet, talking about his new role in the table-tennis comedy-drama Marty Supreme, double Oscar winner Emma Thompson, starring in Apple TV conspiracy thriller Down Cemetery Road, comedy great Rowan Atkinson, returning as the chaotic Trevor Bingley in new series Man vs. Baby and former editor-in-chief of British Vogue Edward Enninful, whose new publication is the quarterly 72. With music from Brit Award-winning JADE.

Together on Graham's sofa tonight: Hollywood comedy greats Jack Black and Paul Rudd, together at last in horror meta-reboot Anaconda, Jessie Buckley, talking about playing William Shakespeare's wife Agnes in the tragic drama Hamnet and actress and comedian Michelle de Swarte, writer and star of hit BBC sitcom Spent. With music from Tom Odell, performing When I Close My Eyes from his current album A Wonderful Life (Epilogue).

Together on Graham's sofa tonight: Hollywood star Chris Pratt, in new AI thriller Mercy, Wicked star Cynthia Erivo, playing all 23 roles in a new stage production of Dracula, comedian and writer Dawn French, in new BBC sitcom Can You Keep a Secret? and top comic Rob Beckett. With music from singer-songwriter Jack Savoretti.

Among the guests on Graham's sofa tonight: freshly knighted Sir Idris Elba, back for season 2 of hostage thriller Hijack, The Hobbit and Sherlock star Martin Freeman, talking about Netflix series Agatha Christie's Seven Dials, The Crown and Adolescence star Erin Doherty, discussing the new series of Victorian drama A Thousand Blows, award-winning Wunmi Mosaku, starring in period horror movie Sinners and triple-BRIT-nominated singer-songwriter Olivia Dean, performing So Easy (to Fall in Love) from her current album The Art of Loving.

Among the guests on Graham's sofa tonight: Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly – aka top TV duo Ant & Dec – presenting a new series of Limitless Win, chart-topping musician and Stranger Things star Joe Keery, Emmy-winning actress Claire Foy, embracing her wild side in grief drama H is for Hawk and singer-rap artist Tinie Tempah, performing his current single Energy.

On Graham's sofa tonight: Oscar winner Halle Berry and Aussie star of Thor Chris Hemsworth, together in new crime thriller Crime 101, Mean Girls and Spotlight star Rachel McAdams, in darkly comedic survival film Send Help and top comedian John Bishop, whose life inspired new Hollywood movie Is This Thing On?. With music from Jessie Ware, who performs her new single.

On Graham's sofa tonight: Hollywood stars Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, together in Emerald Fennell's controversial film adaptation of Wuthering Heights, Oscar-nominated Amanda Seyfried, starring in epic historical drama The Testament of Ann Lee and Strictly Come Dancing star Johannes Radebe, in a new production of the musical Kinky Boots. With music from BRIT Critics' Choice Award winner Jacob Alon, performing their single Don't Fall Asleep.

Together on Graham's sofa tonight: Adolescence star Stephen Graham, talking about dark comedy thriller The Good Boy, Big Bang Theory star Kaley Cuoco, in TV mystery series Vanished, White Lotus and One Day star Leo Woodall, in age-gap romance drama Vladimir and Olivier award-winning Adrian Lester, taking the lead in the stage adaptation of Cyrano de Bergerac. With music from Gorillaz, performing their new single Orange County.

Together on Graham's sofa are: Oscar winner Benicio del Toro, talking about Paul Thomas Anderson's critically acclaimed film One Battle After Another, Jennifer Garner, starring in returning TV mystery thriller The Last Thing He Told Me. celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, in new restaurant documentary series Being Gordon Ramsay and singer-songwriter Charli XCX, starring in pop mockumentary The Moment. With music from Foo Fighters.