‘A lot of Black fans have been looking at our watches for a while.’- Sir Lenny Henry Sir Lenny Henry showed his support for the new Doctor Ncuti Gatwa and claimed that ‘Black fans’ have been waiting a long time for this moment.
, and claimed that ‘Black fans’ have been waiting a long time for this moment.
The exciting announcement was teased by returning Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies and Ncuti on Instagram, with a post featuring two heart emoji, a plus symbol and a blue square.co-founder, 63, who spoofed the role 37 years ago for The Lenny Henry Show is convinced Ncuti’s casting as the Time Lord will make a great impact in the Black community.
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