With The Celebrity Traitors starting soon and a new season of the original show coming to BBC One in the new year, fans have plenty of tricky drama to enjoy.
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For those who still want to know how they might do in the castle with Claudia Winkleman watching over them, applications are now open for season 5 – and season 3 finalist Alexander Dragonetti has shared some tips if you end up playing as a Faithful.
Speaking only to RadioTimes.com at the British Podcast Awards, the former Faithful said players should avoid the mistakes he made in the first episode, when he and two others gave up their place in the game.
I’d say don’t throw yourself out on day one, don’t offer to get off any trains. I would also say the best advice I’ve got is to be the grey person. Stand back – don’t be too forward, don’t be too back. Don’t be too suspicious, don’t be too unsuspicious. If you’re suspicious then you tend to be banished and if you’re not very suspicious you tend to be murdered. So you’ve got to sit right in the middle of everyone.
he said, As mentioned, The Celebrity Traitors begins with its first episode on Wednesday 8th October
Different from earlier seasons, the BBC revealed the cast much earlier than the launch, announcing the 19 celebrities back in March.
The line-up includes Alan Carr, Cat Burns, Celia Imrie, Charlotte Church, Clare Balding, David Olusoga, Joe Marler, Joe Wilkinson, Jonathan Ross, Kate Garraway, Lucy Beaumont, Mark Bonnar, Nick Mohammed, Niko Omilana, Paloma Faith, Ruth Codd, Sir Stephen Fry, Tameka Empson and Tom Daley.
They will all be doing their best to avoid being caught by the Traitors or suspected as Faithfuls at the roundtables…
Source: RadioTimes