Jeremy Clarkson has confirmed he will present a 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' reboot.
Jeremy Clarkson
The 'Grand Tour' co-host will front a revamped version of the returning quiz show - which previously aired from 1998 to 2014 - and cannot wait to bring the "iconic" programme back to the small screen.
He said: "I'm a big fan of quiz shows and I'm looking forward to hosting this iconic TV show and hopefully making a few millionaires."
Jeremy will replace previous host Chris Tarrant in the hot seat for a week of shows to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the programme.
The seven hour-long episodes will air later this spring and offer members of the public the chance to win £1,000,000 if they can answer 15 questions correctly.
Siobhan Greene, Head of Entertainment, ITV added: "It felt like a no brainer to celebrate a show that was a trail blazer of its time and broke the mould.
"In doing this one off special week, I hope 'Millionaire' will be introduced to a whole new generation. And with TV legend Jeremy Clarkson asking the questions, frankly anything could happen. I can't wait."
ITV have also promised there will be a number of "twists and turns" on the rebooted show.
The original saw members of the public offered three lifelines, Ask the Audience, 50:50, and Phone a Friend, to help them in their quest to big the huge jackpot.
It is not known why Chris is not returning to host the programme.
In February 2017, the 71-year-old TV presenter insisted the show wouldn't be remade because TV bosses are too skint.
He said: "The biggest problem is it was about making someone a millionaire. It's got to be that sort of money.
"You can't call it 'Who Wants To Win £50'. It wouldn't work. You couldn't even change it to £100,000, it wouldn't be the same. So it's a very expensive show to make.
"What's interesting is that now there is no programme that gives away more than about £5,000."
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