Jeremy Clarkson: Amazon Prime show nearly ready
The former Top Gear presenter went on Twitter after May claimed during a recent press appearance that they had got “nowhere” with the new show, due to air on Amazon Prime next year.
Clarkson tweeted: “To be clear, May is busy with other stuff but Hammond, (former Top Gear producer Andy) Wilman and I are extremely busy putting our new show together.
“Much is already sorted.”
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Hide AdHe added: “Sorry about the lengthy absence from Twitter. These are very very very busy times. Fun though.
“To be even more clear, filming starts in a couple of weeks. And yes, all of us will be involved.”
The trio signed a new deal, reportedly worth millions, with the internet streaming service, during the summer, after their contracts with the BBC were not renewed following Clarkson’s fracas with a Top Gear producer.
May appeared at a press event ahead of a BBC show he is doing called Building Cars Live, where he was asked about the Amazon show.
He said: “We haven’t got a name. We haven’t decided on the content...any of that stuff. So, honestly, nothing, nothing has happened.”