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Beat The Chasers star clarifies Bradley Walsh's 'brutal' Patrick Swayze question after complaints from viewers

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Paul Sinha has cleared up any confusion around a "brutal" Patrick Swayze question he was asked by Bradley Walsh on Beat The Chasers after stunning fans when he got it wrong.

Many viewers believed he had got his question right and took to Twitter to complain when host Bradley announced Paul had got the question wrong, reports The Mirror. The last hopeful of the night, Steven, managed to beat The Chasers by choosing the option of taking three of them on for a chance to win the £25,000 prize pot, but fans were left puzzled as Bradley branded Paul's answer as incorrect.

"What Patrick Swayze film became a West End musical..." Bradley said, to which Paul buzzed in and answered: "Dirty Dancing!"

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