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Catherine Zeta-Jones get a taste of Scottish treat Tunnock's in her latest role

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Drury, P. (2026, October 5). Catherine Zeta-Jones get a taste of Scottish treat Tunnock's in her latest role. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16184791/Catherine-Zeta-Jones-taste-Scottish-treat-Tunnocks-latest-role.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-10-05 · by Paul Drury

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Hollywood actress Catherine Zeta-Jones stars in an episode of the TV thriller "Kill Jackie" streaming on Amazon Prime, where she receives a mysterious delivery including Tunnock’s Tea Cakes. The Scottish confectionery brand has previously appeared in major productions like the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony and Doctor Who. Fergus Loudon, sales director at Tunnock’s, highlights this appearance as one of their biggest alongside celebrity endorsements.
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Hollywood actress Catherine Zeta-Jones stars in the Amazon Prime thriller Kill Jackie, where her character receives a mysterious delivery containing both a high-tech device and a box of Tunnock's Tea Cakes. The scene takes place during an awards show in Bilbao, Spain, with a biker delivering a secure briefcase to Zeta-Jones’s character. When the case is opened back at her apartment, it reveals not only a computer hard drive hidden inside a wooden egg but also six Tunnock's Tea Cakes. This cameo appearance of the Scottish treat adds an unexpected element to the plot and highlights its popularity beyond Scotland, even featuring in major TV productions.

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Paul Drury
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Topics

Amazon Prime Bilbao Hollywood Lanarkshire the Commonwealth Games

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Hollywood GPE · 2× Amazon Prime ORG · 1× Bilbao GPE · 1× Catherine Zeta-Jones PERSON · 1× Catherine Zeta-Jones’s PERSON · 1× Jackie PERSON · 1× Lanarkshire GPE · 1× Spain GPE · 1× Tunnock PERSON · 1× Tunnock’s Tea Cakes ORG · 1×

Narrative

The lead character orders a high-tech piece of kit from ‘a mysterious concierge service for the super-rich’. Catherine Zeta-Jones’s character takes receipt of the case in a scene from Kill Jackie The case is shown to carry a delicious treat The Hollywood actress turns on the style at an awards show A secure briefcase is handed over by a biker in Bilbao, Spain.
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Claims (12 extracted, 0 hedged)

They have popped up in the most unusual of places, including the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games and in Doctor Who. asserted
They → pop → Who
And now Tunnock’s Tea Cakes have landed a role in a TV thriller starring Hollywood actress Catherine Zeta-Jones. asserted
Cakes → land → Jones
A box of the Lanarkshire-made treats appears in the current episode of Kill Jackie, now streaming on Amazon Prime. asserted
box → make → Prime
The lead character orders a high-tech piece of kit from ‘a mysterious concierge service for the super-rich’. Catherine Zeta-Jones’s character takes receipt of the case in a scene from Kill Jackie The case is shown to carry a delicious treat The Hollywood actress turns on the style at an awards show A secure briefcase is handed over by a biker in Bilbao, Spain. asserted
briefcase → order → Bilbao
It’s only when ‘Jackie’ opens the briefcase in her apartment building that its secret contents are revealed. asserted
contents → ’ → building
a six-pack of Tunnock’s Tea Cakes completes the delivery. asserted
pack → complete → delivery
Co-star ‘Sam’, played by actor Daniel Ings, demands: ‘You’ve spent £200,000 on a wooden egg?’ asserted
You → play → egg
Ms Zeta-Jones replies: ‘It’s a hard drive. asserted
It → reply → ?
I got a pack of Tunnock’s Tea Cakes as well!’ asserted
I → get → Cakes
Ings replies: ‘Oh that’s alright, then.’ asserted
that → reply → ?
Fergus Loudon, sales director at the Uddingston-based firm, said: ‘Well, our Tea Cakes have appeared in quite a few big productions, but that’s certainly one of the biggest names they’ve starred alongside.’ asserted
they → base → names
In July, a giant pyrotechnic Tunnock’s Tea Cake descended from the roof of the OVO Hydro in Glasgow at the opening ceremony of the 2026 Commonwealth Games. asserted
Cake → descend → Games
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