KFC and Lifetime teamed up for a holiday 'mini-movie' about 'love and fried chicken'
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Rachel Askinasi
Dec 8, 2020, 04:56 IST
Mario Lopez stars as Colonel Sanders.PRNewsfoto/KFC
KFC and Lifetime collaborated on a new "mini-movie" about "love and fried chicken."
Mario Lopez stars as the iconic Colonel Sanders, whose character harbors a "secret recipe that's gonna change the world," according to the trailer.
The 15-minute movie premieres on Lifetime on Sunday and will be available online to stream after.
Fans can get six free extra crispy tenders with an Uber Eats delivery order of $20 or more.
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Fried chicken is about to get steamy, thanks to Lifetime.
Mario Lopez, who recently reprised his role as A.C. Slater in Peacock's "Saved by the Bell" revival, stars as a decidedly sexier incarnation of Colonel Harland Sanders, the chicken chain's founder and mascot, in "A Recipe for Seduction," a new Lifetime "mini-movie."
As a press release explains, the 15-minute movie is "full of mystery, suspense, deception, 'fowl' play and - at the heart of it all - love and fried chicken."
The trailer, which dropped today to much fanfare and some amount of bewilderment, dramatically reveals that the Colonel's character "has a secret recipe that's gonna change the world."
Confusion and disbelief ran rampant on Twitter after the trailer dropped
People were shocked by the announcement and took to Twitter to share their finger-licking good reactions.
'A Recipe for Seduction' will air on Lifetime this weekend, and it's also being paired with a limited-time UberEats promotion
The movie will debut this Sunday at 12 p.m. Eastern on Lifetime, but viewers can watch it again via Lifetime's website and streaming apps.
Lifetime and KFC also added Uber Eats into this holiday collaboration for a special meal and movie promotion. From December 13 through 19, customers can get six free extra crispy tenders with a delivery order of $20 or more.
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