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2016 Italian TV series or program
Grande Fratello VIP
GenreReality show
Created byJohn de Mol Jr.
Directed bySergio Colabona (2016–2017)
Marco Fuortes (2016–)
Alessio Pollacci (2017–)
Presented byIlary Blasi (2016–2018)
Alfonso Signorini (2020–)
Country of originItaly
Original languageItalian
No. of series7
Production
ProducerEndemol
Running time185-225 min
Original release
NetworkCanale 5 (main show)
La5 (live)
Italia 1 (live)
Mediaset Extra (live)
Release19 September 2016 (2016-09-19) –
present
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Grande Fratello

Grande Fratello VIP is the celebrity version of Grande Fratello, the Italian version of the reality television franchise Big Brother.

Format

Based on the original Dutch version created by Endemol, the show sees a number of "housemates", divided by gender, social backgrounds and geographical locations, locked up together in a house, where the viewing public can watch them twenty-four hours a day, and vote them out of the house as they choose.

The housemates can visit the "confessional" at any time during the day, either to talk to psychologists if they need to, talk to "Big Brother", or to nominate.

The title is inspired by the George Orwell novel Nineteen Eighty-Four. The novel tells of a Big Brother, head of the totalitarian state of Oceania that constantly monitors its inhabitants by camera in an attempt to suppress their free will. The tag line of the novel is "Big Brother is watching you", which inspired the show, as it is Big Brother who now has total control over the situation in the house.

The housemates live in a house 24 hours a day, bugged by numerous cameras and microphones which capture their every move. Every week the housemates participate in tasks that determine their food budget for that week, or could even affect that week's nominations. The overall goal is to be the final surviving housemate and claim the prize fund. A PlayStation game based on this version was released in 2003.

Series details

Seasons Launch date Finale date Days Housemates Winner Presenter Opinionist Social room Direction Grand prize Average viewers
(in millions)
Average share
In studio In connection Popular Reporter Radio broadcaster Internet company Home Studio
1 19 September 2016 7 November 2016 50 14 Alessia Macari Ilary Blasi Alfonso Signorini none none Alessandro Sansone R101 none Sergio Colabona Marco Fuortes €100,000 4,19 21.73%
2 11 September 2017 4 December 2017 85 20 Daniele Bossari Gialappa's Band Alessio Pollacci 4,86 25.65%
3 24 September 2018 10 December 2018 78 23 Walter Nudo none none 3,41 20.04%
4 8 January 2020 8 April 2020 92 29 Paola Di Benedetto Alfonso Signorini Pupo Wanda Nara none 3,41 18.83%
5 14 September 2020 1 March 2021 169 34 Tommaso Zorzi Antonella Elia 3,30 19.04%
6 13 September 2021 14 March 2022 183 38 Jessica Hailé Selassié Adriana Volpe Sonia Bruganelli Laura Freddi Adriana Maria Rota Rosella Rota Linkem 3,09 20.20%
7 19 September 2022 3 April 2023 197 35 Nikita Pelizon Orietta Berti Soleil Sorge Pierpaolo Pretelli none Giulia Salemi 2,65 20.58%

References

  1. "New Season Highlights" (PDF). mediasetitalia.ca.

External links

Grande Fratello - Big Brother Italy
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