At the beginning of September, TV4’s brand new entertainment program “The Traitors” premiered.
Under the direction of Dragomir Mrsic must 18 famous people, in a spectacular castle setting to say the least, figure out who has been given the role of traitor in the group and who “murders” other participants at night.
That’s how much a night at the luxurious “Traitors” castle costs
Johanna Nordström: So was a day in “The Rescuers”
In order for nothing to be revealed in advance, the participants have lived with clear restrictions at the castle. In a story on Instagram, Johanna Nordström, who is one of the participants in the program, shares what a normal day during “The Traitors” could look like.
– I got up at 07 in the morning and got ready. Then at maybe 07.45 there was a knock on the door and then you got breakfast. Then there was a knock on the door again at around 08.30 after drinking coffee and eating a sandwich. Then you had to put on a mask, so you couldn’t see anything, and then you were led to the castle by a participant manager because you didn’t get to know who had been murdered.
Photo: Screenshot/Instagram/johannanordstrm
Then they were led to the breakfast table, which can be seen in the program, where they found out who had been murdered, says Johanna.
– Then we went off on a mission or a competition or something, went back to the castle, recorded some reality, then the round table, then reality again and then we were locked in our rooms at 8 pm.
– So you were locked in between 8pm and around 8am.
A staggering sum – that’s how much the table costs in TV4’s “The Traitors”