 He spoke about working on the advert whilst co-hosting The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2 yesterday, teasing that it was filmed quickly and on a budget. He explained: "He filmed it on his iPhone. It was my car and it was my mum's house. I put an iPhone down my shorts and put it on voice memo so I recorded my sound." Peter added: " Tesco spent like £12 million on [an] advert, and we've done it in ten minutes on two iPhones. It were hilarious. Honestly, we were back home in 20 minutes." It will be his first live stand-up tour in more than a decade (Image: Getty Images) Do you enjoy reading about celebrities? Sign up for all the best celeb news from the Mirror here . He said that it cost more to do the graphics, though suggested that wasn't expensive either. Peter added that the carpet used in the video had been borrowed from a shop. Peter also took credit for the tour being announced during I'm a Celebrity. He told radio host Zoe Ball, 51, that he felt airing it on the ITV show would "take people by surprise". The Better Late Than Never tour - which is due to begin in just a few weeks - will see the comedian visit 12 cities over the coming months, including Manchester a){kind=link}
Peter Kay recently announced his comeback tour Better Late Than Never, having surprised fans with a TV advert that aired during a commercial break in the launch episode of this year’s I’m a Celebrity
Peter Kay has said that he filmed his comeback tour announcement video on a budget and explained that it took just ten minutes for him to record with a friend.
The comedian, 49, announced his first live stand-up tour in more than a decade over the weekend, with the news having caught fans by surprise on Sunday evening.
The Better Late Than Never tour was unveiled through a TV advert which aired during I’m a Celebrity. It featured him delivering a carpet to his mum and telling a ‘fan’ – played by one of his friends – that he’s going on tour next month.
Peter said that him and a friend filmed it on their phones in Bolton. His friend filmed the footage, while the comedian recorded his audio by having a phone in his pants.