Bradley Walsh is reportedly in for a big payday as he is trademarking the group’s new name in homage to Frank Sinatra’s famous 1960s group The Rat Pack.
Television presenter Bradley, 63, who has amassed a multimillion-dollar fortune hosting hit shows such as The Chase, has attempted to register the trade name The Prat Pack, according to Mirror.
He is believed to have coined the term during live shows and television appearances with his “old friends”, Brian Conley, Shane Richie and Joe Pasquale.
The tongue-in-cheek name is a fun nod to the Rat Pack of the 1960s, which included Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr, Joey Bishop and Peter Lawford.
Bradley and his quartet appeared on a variety show at the London Palladium earlier this month.
The new rat pack! Bradley Walsh is in for a big payday as he plans to trademark a new group name in a nod to Frank Sinatra’s iconic ’60s band: (LR) Brian Conley, Joe Pasquale, Shane Richie and Bradley.
The television presenter, who has amassed a multimillion-dollar fortune hosting hit shows such as The Chase, has attempted to trademark The Prat Pack; the name is a fun nod to the Rat Pack of the ’60s, which included Frank Sinatra (right). , Dean Martin (l), Sammy Davis Jr (m), Joey Bishop and Peter Lawford
After its end, it is believed that he filed documents at the Government Intellectual Property Office to register the name.
The documents reportedly showed that he wanted to reserve the name for ‘film and television film production; Theatrical productions; Live musical theater performances.’
Bradley, comedians Brian and Joe, both 62, and EastEnders star Shane, 60, wore suspender suits for their comedy and musical performance in the capital city.
The dapper gentlemen exuded class as they charmed London audiences with their natural comedic talents.
Bradley is a familiar face on UK television, with the veteran presenter also taking on popular cable shows including Gladiators, Blankety Blank and Wheel of Fortune.
The original Rat Pack was known for appearing together in Las Vegas casinos and gained a reputation as the bad boys of show business.
After the show, Brian coined the name The Prat Pack when he posted: ‘ITV missed a trick last night. They should have filmed it. What a great evening with my colleagues! #elpratpack.’
Joe posted: “Some photos from a fabulous night performing with my old friends Bradley Walsh, Shane Richie and Brian Conley at The London Palladium.”
The 63-year-old is believed to have coined the term during his live shows and television appearances with his “old friends” Brian Conley, Shane Richie and Joe Pasquale.
Bradley and his quartet appeared on a variety show at the London Palladium earlier this month. And after its closure, it is believed that he filed paperwork with the Government Intellectual Property Office to register the name.
The documents showed that he wanted to reserve the name for ‘film production for television and cinema; Theatrical productions; Live musical theater performances’
Bradley, comedians Brian and Joe, both 62, and EastEnders star Shane, 60, wore suits for their comedy and musical performance in the capital city.
After the show, Brian coined the name The Prat Pack when he posted: ‘ITV missed a trick last night. They should have filmed it. What a great evening with my colleagues! #elpratpack’
Fans went crazy for the group, as one wrote: ‘This should be a stadium tour!’
‘Please take a tour, we couldn’t get tickets’
‘I would love to see a recording of this’
“I hope this makes it to TV or tour, good luck, I hope it turns out brilliantly.”
Bradley is a familiar face on UK television, with the veteran presenter also taking on popular cable shows including Gladiators, Blankety Blank and Wheel of Fortune.
