In 2003, S Club took to the big screen to release their very own movie, Seeing Double. The movie was directed by Nigel Dick and written by Kim Fuller and Paul Alexander, and opened at number #4 on the UK box office. A premiere for the movie, took place at London’s Leicester Square on April 11th 2003 – the day the movie officially hit UK cinemas.  Check out the official IMDB page

● Jo O’Meara as herself

● Bradley Mcintosh as himself

● Rachel Stevens as herself

● Tina Barrett as herself

● Hannah Spearritt as herself

● Jon Lee as himself

● Gareth Gates as a clone of himself

● David Gant as Victor Gagan

● Joseph Adams as S Club’s manager, Alistair

● Christina Piaget as Susan Sealove

● Meritxell Santamaria as Natalie

● Hans Juergen Richter as Carlos

● Domingo Calvo as Desk Sergeant

● Reg Wilson as Marcus

Following on from the events of the bands final TV series, Viva S Club- the movie begins with S Club beginning promotion for their world tour. After complaining that they are exhausted from a heavy work-load, they awake in their hotel room to find their manager has taken off without them. After seeing themselves performing live on TV the next day, the band are left confused, and travel to Los Angeles to track down their imposters. They later discover that an evil scientist has been cloning celebrities – including S Club, and they must race against time to stop him.

● The movie was filmed within just 3 weeks, in both Barcelona Spain and Los Angeles, due to S Club having a busy schedule at the time. Shortly after filming ended, S Club went straight into rehearsals for their S Club United Arena Tour with S Club Juniors

● During the time of filming, Jo was suffering from a back injury and was in a lot of pain.. she had to use a body double for the physical scenes, such as the scene where S Club are running through the maze, and this is also why Jo doesn’t appear in any of the big dance performances in the movie (Don’t Stop Movin’ , Dance, Who Do You Think You Are )

● The movie has the same title as their 4th and final album, and some of the albums tracks are featured in the movie

● Pop Idol contestant, Gareth Gates has a cameo role in the movie

● Jo and the rest of S Club 7 have a small cameo role in the movie, “The Greatest Store in the World” which was released in 1999.

● The track, “Every Kinda People” taken from S Club’s Seeing Double album, featuring vocals from Jo only, was used on the soundtrack for the film, The Guru which was released in 2002. This song was planned to be Jo’s first solo single, and a music video was filmed but never released. The song is played during the end credits of the film

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