Television
Bear Grylls has filmed all around the world making television More...
Bear Grylls has filmed all around the world making television programmes including Running Wild, The Island, Man vs. Wild, and Absolute Wild.
The love
of adventure
Bear travels the globe seeking out ever more inhospitable places in which to use his extraordinary survival skills – teaching us all these techniques along the way. The show ran for seven explosive seasons and was regularly viewed by more than 1.2 billion worldwide. It was also nominated for an Emmy Award.
Man vs. Wild
Bear travels the globe seeking out ever more inhospitable places in which to use his extraordinary survival skills – teaching us all these techniques along the way. The show ran for seven explosive seasons and was regularly viewed by more than 1.2 billion worldwide. It was also nominated for an Emmy Award.
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Bear devised and presents this BAFTA winning show where volunteers are stripped of all the comforts of civilisation, and cast away on a remote deserted island for 6 weeks. Basic rations of food and water run low and the islanders have to work for their very survival.
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Running Wild
Bear takes celebrities out of their comfort zone by confronting them with a series of physical and mental challenges as they engage in survivalist practices in beautiful, wild locations. Running Wild is now celebrating its fourth series on NBC. Guests include Julia Roberts, Kate Winslet, Roger Federer, Zac Efron, Channing Tatum and many others.
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Bear pushes Chinese celebrities to their limits by confronting them with a series of physical and mental challenges in beautiful wild locations
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Face the Wild
Survival expert Bear Grylls has spent his life facing the wild, and now through the power of Facebook, he's taking your friends, neighbours, and family along with him.
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Bear travels the globe seeking out ever more inhospitable places in which to use his extraordinary survival skills – teaching us all these techniques along the way. The show ran for seven explosive seasons and was regularly viewed by more than 1.2 billion worldwide. It was also nominated for an Emmy Award.
