NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW QUIZNESS FOR TELLY LEGEND ROSS

ROSS Kemp has got no time for snobbery.

- BY ED GLEAVE

The TV legend often meets people in the industry who look down their noses at certain types of shows and he thinks they're idiots.

In fact, he reckons being open-minded is vital to have staying power in showbiz.

Ross, 60, says: "I'm open to everything, so long as it's something I can see myself doing well.

"There is so much snobbery attached to different varieties of television, but that's never bothered me.

"I will always do things that I think are good. If I think it'll work well, I'll try to take it on and do it to the best of my ability."

The 60-year-old knows first-hand how wise it is to try different things.

His attitude has helped him be a regular on primetime telly for four decades.

To this day, he's one of the busiest stars on the box.

"I'm very lucky," he says. "I've had 40 years in the business and I've had a real cocktail of things throughout my career. And I'm still mixing it up.