'GBBO' Judge Says David Schwimmer 'Didn't Want to Talk' on the Show

's Stand Up to Cancer celebrity special. The 56-year-old actor is set to appear on the fundraiser, which helps to raise money for charity and will air in the U.K. on Sunday, March 19., Leith described Schwimmer as"the most famous person we had in the tent" for the special, which included fellow stars, Tom Daley, former Little Mix singer Jesy Nelson, Rose Matafeo, Adele Roberts, Coleen Nolan, Gemma Collins and Paddy ­McGuinness.

The 83-year-old chef and judge on the hit series admitted to being"very excited" to have the TV star on the show."What I was surprised about, though, was I thought he’d behave like he behaved as Ross, he'd be like he was in, but he was actually very concentrated and didn't want to talk to anybody," she shared."He just wanted to get on baking and he badly wanted to win. He loosened up after a while.

Schwimmer shares 11-year-old daughter Cleo with his ex-wife Zoe Buckman. In a comment to ET, Schwimmer hilariously didn't deny that he was completely focused on the competition. "Indeed - GUILTY. No time to socialize as I was much too focused on the bake, the timer, trying to convert the temperature from Farenheit to Celcius and my measurements from U.S. to metric. I play to win!," he shared.that he had a personal investment in the Stand Up to Cancer cause. “I lost a grandmother to cancer, my daughter lost a grandmother to cancer, and my sister is a cancer survivor, so it’s important to me," he shared.

As for this latest edition of the long-running baking competition, Leith added,"Do you know I think this has been the best celebrityso far. For me, anyway. And it’s odd, because I am so old, I often don’t know who the younger musicians and comedians and sports people are. But I just loved it because I thought they were a terrific bunch -- some of them very famous -- and all of them seemed to get on well.

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