Stephen Mangan revealed the hosting opportunity was a no brainer for him. "The opportunity to head to the Caribbean sounded very interesting on its own before you even get to what else is involved," he said. "That's the thing that first got my attention but when the game itself was explained to me and I played it, it's just brilliant. The game is pretty simple but endlessly fascinating so a combination of that alongside the backdrop in which it was set was just pretty irresistible."People are endlessly fascinating to me as an actor and the reason you become an actor is because people and how they get on with each other, especially in moments of high stress is deeply fascinating. Human beings are complex and interesting so The Fortune Hotel felt like the perfect mix of entertainment and drama. It's a way of putting people together under pressure set amongst a stunning location. The whole package was just incredibly intriguing to me so I had to be a part of it."The Traitors racked up an average audience of 6.4 million per episode when its second series aired on the BBC back in January. It is also a game built on strategy, suspicion and deception as players competed to uncover who in the group were 'traitors' while set in the Scottish Highlands.The Fortune Hotel airs every Monday to Thursday at 9pm on ITV1, ITVX, STV and STV Player from May 13th.Follow Mirror Celebs on TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook,