Richard E. Grant, Miranda Hart and Joe Lycett Among 21 Stars Joining Celebrity Traitors Series 2
Alan Carr's victorious first series drew 15.4 million viewers as celebrities prepare to compete in Scottish highlands castle this autumn
L'essentiel
- Twenty-one British celebrities including Richard E.
- Grant, Miranda Hart, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Joe Lycett will compete in the second series of The Celebrity Traitors, airing this autumn.
- The show, filmed in a Scottish highlands castle, follows the successful first series which saw Alan Carr win and attract 15.4 million viewers.
Résumé généré par IA
Pourquoi c'est important
The Celebrity Traitors is the celebrity version of the Dutch show De Verraders, which was adapted for UK television. The first series was a major success, with 15.4 million viewers watching Alan Carr emerge victorious in the finale.
Richard E. Grant, Miranda Hart, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Joe Lycett are among the stars who will go head to head in the second series of The Celebrity Traitors. A total of 21 presenters, comedians, actors and musicians will try their hand at being good traitors and faithfuls in the show, which will air this autumn. Following a successful first series that saw 15.4m people watch Alan Carr emerge victorious in the finale, this next instalment will see broadcasters Amol Rajan, Maya Jama and Professor Hannah Fry will enter the castle in the Scottish highlands. Actors Bella Ramsey, Myha'la, Michael Sheen, Jerry Hall, Sharon Rooney and Julie Hesmondhalgh will use their skills and experience to convince the other players that they are faithfuls as they try and win £100,000 for a charity of their choice. Meanwhile comedians Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan will have their close friendship and trust in each other put to the ultimate test by the game. The second celebrity version of the show will consist of ten hour-long episodes.
Questions ouvertes
- Exact air date for the second series
- Which charities will contestants play for
- Who will be the Traitors in the new series
