Where Who Wants to be a Millionaire winners are now - bankruptcy and gruesome accidents
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mirror.co.ukIt's been 14 years since glitter fell from the ceiling of the Who Wants to be a Millionaire studio, and a very, very clever quizzer was handed that life-changing cheque.
While the aim of the show seems so simple - answer just 15 questions with the help of three life-lines - and you get to take home £1million.
But anyone who has watched the ITV show will know it's far from easy, and only a handful of people have managed to claim the top prize in the show's 16-year history, not including 'Coughing Major' Charles Ingram.
But tonight another person will join that small group, and new host Jeremy Clarkson will hand over that cheque. The show has become a huge hit around the world, now produced in 83 languages, and inspired Danny Boyle's
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