ITV show millionaires looking for contestants in Wiltshire
Hosted by Jeremy Clarkson, the new show is looking for contestants in Wiltshire.
In a callout, the production company said: "This is a great opportunity for UK residents to apply to be part of a brand-new series and potentially win a life-changing amount of money."
The callout requests applicants must be aged 18 or older and must be legal residents of the UK.
The deadline to apply is Friday, November 14, 2025 - but this is subject to change.
Read more: Hosepipe ban comes into force for residents
More information about the new show is being released via TV Zone UK.
Applications can be found at: https://eu.castitreach.com/ag/speukm/quiz/welcome.html.
The format of Millionaire Hot Seat sees six hopeful Millionaire contestants battle it out on the all-new Hot Seat stage, as they try to win a life-changing prize of £1m.
If a contestant gets their question wrong, they are eliminated and replaced by the next contestant who takes their place in the Hot Seat.
The contestant in the Hot Seat will be able to ask the person behind them for help with a question, using the 'Switch' lifeline.
The last player in the Hot Seat when they reach question 15 is the only contestant who is able to win £1m.
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