Stephen Fry on the Celebrity Traitors missions: ‘Some of them may be tedious’
Stephen Fry reveals his thoughts on Celebrity Traitors missions
- Stephen Fry has expressed doubts about the physically demanding missions on The Celebrity Traitors, which is set to launch next week.
- The actor, writer, and presenter compared the tasks to “compulsory physical education” and questioned his ability to perform them.
- Fry stated he would much rather be selected as a “Faithful” than a “Traitor”, finding the plotting and backstabbing involved in the latter role to be “stressful” and “annoying”.
- He also dismissed the notion of being able to truly read people as “absolute nonsense”, likening it to astrology.
- The Celebrity Traitors, featuring Fry alongside stars such as Alan Carr and Paloma Faith, premieres on Wednesday 8 October at 9pm on BBC One and iPlayer, with contestants competing for charity.