Sunday, July 18 2004, 17:17 BST
By Neil Wilkes, Editor
Gordon Ramsay has signed off a deal to make a US version of ITV reality hit Hell's Kitchen.
The acerbic chef will topline the ten-episode series for US network FOX, with filming beginning in September.
However, unlike the original - where untrained celebrities run an exclusive restaurant - the American show will feature ordinary men and women being put through their paces.
FOX has earmarked Hell's Kitchen for a Friday night slot.
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