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'The Traitors' Host Alan Cumming Does Extraordinary Readings of Ordinary Things | THR Video

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'The Traitors' Host Alan Cumming Does Extraordinary Readings of Ordinary Things | THR Video

'The Traitors' Host Alan Cumming Does Extraordinary Readings of Ordinary Things | THR Video

The host of the 'The Traitors,' Alan Cumming, sat down with The Hollywood Reporter to use his iconic voice to deliver his extraordinary takes on ordinary items including disinfectant wipes, flaxseed, toilet paper and much more.

He even read some Taylor Swift lyrics, but, of course, she isn't ordinary.


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