- Kelly Brook starred in “Keith Lemon: The Film,” which received a 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
- The film was released in 2012 and featured a mix of well-known celebrities and explicit humor.
- Critics described the film as one of the worst ever made, with Brook’s role being criticized as “D-list.”
- Brook is currently participating in “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!”
Kelly Brook’s D-List Moment: The Forgotten Film that Resurfaced
Kelly Brook, the former Victoria’s Secret model and television personality, has recently found herself at the center of a public discussion as her past in the film industry is revisited. As she prepares to take on new challenges on “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!” this weekend, her involvement in the 2012 comedy film “Keith Lemon: The Film” has resurfaced, bringing back memories of one of the worst films ever made.
The Controversial Film and Its Reception
In “Keith Lemon: The Film,” Brook played a love interest for the title character, portrayed by Leigh Francis. The film was directed by Paul Angunawela and featured a mix of celebrity cameos including David Hasselhoff, Gary Barlow, Peter Andre, Emma Bunton, and Jedward. Critics have described the film as “so bad and immature” that it makes viewers feel uncomfortable.
One reviewer stated bluntly: “To be honest, it was the worst film ever.
Keith Lemon is ok for TV but not for the big screen. Kelly Brook was D-list. It’s not funny at all.” Another critic added, “The humor in this film felt like a child’s school assignment.” Despite these harsh reviews, some fans of the original television series found the film entertaining, with one viewer remarking, “Never seen Celebrity Juice before, but thought this film was freaking hilarious!“
The Film’s Impact and Curiosity
The film, which remains available for streaming on Amazon Prime, has sparked curiosity among viewers. Its 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes is a testament to its poor reception by critics and audiences alike. The narrative centers around Keith Lemon’s business failure and his attempts to salvage his relationship with his pregnant girlfriend Rosie, played by Laura Aikman.
The storyline includes outlandish escapades such as a kidnapping plot involving Evil Steve, adding an extra layer of absurdity that has contributed to its notoriety. As Brook prepares to face the physical and emotional challenges of “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!” this weekend, her past in the film industry serves as a reminder of the varied paths in her career.
Brook’s New Adventure: “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!”
“I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!” is one of the most challenging reality shows on British television, known for its grueling conditions and emotional tests. For Kelly Brook, it represents a new chapter in her career as she steps into the jungle with other celebrities. Her involvement in “Keith Lemon: The Film” stands as a reminder that even those who have achieved success can face public scrutiny and criticism.
As Brook embarks on this new adventure, the resurfacing of her film from 2012 serves to highlight the unpredictable nature of celebrity careers. It also underscores the importance of maintaining a positive image in the entertainment industry, where one’s past work can be revisited at any time, especially by the public and media.
