The Traitors' Paul and Harry want Traitors-only cast for potential all-star series
"No one will be able to trust each other from the get-go!"
While The Traitors has come to an end for now, the hopes for future seasons sure haven't halted - and the series's latest stars, Harry Clark and Paul Gorton, have shared what they'd like to see next!
As fans will remember, Clark won season 2 of The Traitors after winning over the hearts of the Faithfuls, with his charming tactics all coming down to a stand-off between him and Mollie Pearce - which ultimately saw the former take home £95,000.
Paul, of course, left audiences on the edge of their seats with his manipulative tactics, but ultimately it was Harry turning on him that saw him banished from the castle.
Rumours have been swirling about a celebrity series, but one thing Paul and Harry would love to see is an all-star series - with a twist!
Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com at the BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises, Harry shared his hopes for an all-star show - but with all former Traitors from the various US, UK and Australia series returning to the game.
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"I think the only way I would go back is if the whole cast were Traitors in their series," he explained.
"So, for example, the whole 22 of the cast were the Traitors from America, the Australia one, we were there, but everyone there - [all] 22 of us are Traitors.
"And I think that would also make a great series. [I'm] not hinting anything, but just because no one will be able to trust each other from the get-go."
If this were come to fruition, we could see the likes of Wilfred Webster, Phaedra Parks and, of course, Paul Gorton and Harry Clark!
Certainly some rumours could very well see the light of day, with executive producer Stephen Lambert telling The News Agents podcast hosts a celebrity version "would be pretty entertaining".
While names have been thrown around about a potential celebrity cast, Paul Gorton told RadioTimes.com he would love to see Courteney Cox star!
He said: "She's an icon, and I feel like if there is going to be a Traitors' version, it needs to be that level."
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