It's the TV show that caught the nation's imagination with its dramatic turns and intense twists. 

And now The Traitors is returning as a cast of award-winning actors and comedians have signed up to play some of the most iconic characters from series two in a spoof movie version of the hit BBC One show for Comic Relief. 

With a star-studded cast of celebrities, Suranne Jones has transformed into Claudia Winkleman for this exciting new sketch for the Red Nose Day night of TV. 

Exclusively revealed during The One Show on Monday, The Traitors: The Movie will bring to life some of the most iconic moments from the series featuring some of the nation's favourite contestants. 

While the iconic Diane will be played by Sally Philips, the series' winner Harry Clark will be played by Bridgeton's Jonathan Bailey. 

Meanwhile villain Paul will be played by David Walliams, Jaz will be played by Asim Chaudhry, Kiell Smith-Bynoe stars as Miles, and Ross, Diane's son, will be Iain Stirling. 

Audiences should grab some popcorn and pour themselves a chalice of fizzy rosé for a recap of this series iconic moments. 

They can expect Jazatha Christie being ignored, Ross' infamous wink, Diane's untimely murder and the Traitors turning on each other at the roundtable.

There will also be a very special cameo from runner up Mollie Pearce while Catherine Tate will also take on the role of Evie. Or is that Charlie? 

The all-star cast are true fans of the original show and jumped at the opportunity to take part in the movie special for charity.

Speaking about the opportunity, Suranne Jones said: 'I've grown up with Comic Relief and every year I think I must do something, so it's an absolute thrill to be cast. 

'I watched The Traitors and I love Claudia, so everything is done with love as I step into her shoes. 

'The most important thing is we are raising money for really important causes. So we are having fun, but the main thing will always be the causes.'

Meanwhile Jonathan Bailey added: 'Being invited to be in a Comic Relief night of TV sketch is the proudest moment of my career so far. 

'On top of that, The Traitors is my all-time favourite TV series - I would be star-struck if I met any one of them. I'm sure I am the first in a long line of actors who will play Harry in biopics. 

'Actually, I want to take this moment to publicly apologise to Harry for what I've done.'

Actress Sally Phillips said: 'Being involved in Red Nose Day is always a laugh. It's pretty difficult to use your job for good, so this is the one time a year that you get to raise money while working. 

'I binged watched most of The Traitors in a day and I became obsessed. Actually, don't tell me who won because I watched as far as Diane's death and I'm going to go home today and watch the rest of it. It's completely gripping.'

The nation's hearts all broke for Mollie after she mistakenly trusted her best friend Harry until the final moments of the show, only to find out he was a traitor. 

Appearing in the comedy special, she said: 'Red Nose Day is a great cause and something I've grown up watching. 

'When I read the script, I thought it was so funny and great entertainment, it's nice to make people laugh and smile after such an intense series. 

'I don't think I have really had time to process being asked to be involved in the sketch. When I got the call, I was running around the house with my mum screaming. I feel very privileged and very lucky.'

The Traitors: The Movie will air on Comic Relief: Funny for Money on 15th March from 7pm, on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.