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Season 4, Episode 1
Twenty-two people from across the UK descend on a Scottish castle in a bid to win up to £120,000, some to be assigned by host Claudia Winkleman as traitors, while the majority are faithful. Suspicions, secrets and lies echo around the castle, as under the cover of darkness, the Traitors must pick off the residual players one by one, eliminating them from the game. The faithful must try to work out who the traitors are in their midst, banishing them from the game before becoming their next victim. Those who make it to the final have a chance of winning the life-changing cash prize
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Cast & Crew
Claudia Winkleman
(Presenter)
Ben Archard
(Series director)
Lucy Mans
(Series editor)
Lewis Thurlow
(Executive producer)
Mike Cotton
(Executive producer)
Darrell Olsen
(Executive producer)
Faye Donaldson
(Executive producer)
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Did You Know..
Claudia Winkleman
(Presenter)
Born:
January 15, 1972
in
London
Best Known For:
Strictly Come Dancing, and the BBC's flagship Film programme.
Early-life:
Claudia Anne Winkleman was born in London on January 15, 1972, to former Sunday Express editor Eve Pollard and publisher Barry Winkleman. Her parents split when she was three, and subsequently remarried. Her half-sister, Sophie, is an actress, and she also has a half-brother called Nicholas. Claudia grew up in the London suburb of Hampstead and attended the City of London School for Girls before studying art history at Cambridge. She considered pursuing a career as a gallery curator, encouraged by her mother who thought the media could be tough on women, but instead ended up working on TV.
Career:
Winkleman's TV career began with a job on the regional discussion programme Central Today in 1991, before graduating to Holiday on BBC One and ITV's This Morning. She worked on the infamous L!ve TV and various other digital channels before joining BBC Three's Liquid News in 2002. She also presented a Fame Academy spin-off series, and between 2004 and 2010, she presented Strictly Come Dancing's daily sister show, It Takes Two. Since then, she's fronted Art School, the Eurovision Dance Contest and part of the Sports Relief coverage, as well as her own vehicles, such as King Of. She currently co-hosts the Film programme and since 2013, she has presented The Great British Sewing Bee for BBC Two. After previously filling in as a co-host on Strictly Come Dancing when Bruce Forsyth was unavailable, she became the full-time co-host alongside Tess Daly in 2014.
Quote:
On her parents: "Nepotism is a magnificent thing. Not in the sense of 'Don't worry, love, I'll get you a job', but because they can give you advice."
Trivia:
Winkleman has lent her support to a number of charities, including Comic Relief and Refuge.
Ben Archard
(Series director)
Lucy Mans
(Series editor)
Lewis Thurlow
(Executive producer)
Mike Cotton
(Executive producer)
Darrell Olsen
(Executive producer)
Faye Donaldson
(Executive producer)
