Denise Richards Compares This Training to Working on Her Movies | Special Forces
February 24, 2025
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as posted by the channelDenise Richards breaks down the stark differences of being a Bond girl and training for the Special Forces. Watch the FULL reunion
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Selection for the Special Forces is a test unlike any other. Celebrities from all genres will take on, and try to survive, demanding training exercises led by Directing Staff (DS) agents, an elite team of ex-Special Forces operatives. In this unique series, the only way for these recruits to leave is to give up on their own accord, through failure or potential injury, or by force from the DS. Viewers will see the recruits face the harshest of environments that simulate the highly classified selection process, pushing themselves in the ultimate test of their physical, mental and emotional resilience – revealing the celebrities’ deepest and truest character.
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