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Ncuti Gatwa risponde alle critiche riguardo al suo casting come Dottore in Doctor Who, sottolineando la necessità di un cambiamento inclusivo nelle posizioni di potere. Gatwa, come primo Dottore nero, fa parte degli sforzi attivi di Doctor Who per sconvolgere le norme con scelte di casting.
April 18, 2024. Tristan Fewings/Getty Images. Doctor Who star Ncuti Gatwa called out the U.K. government’s racism and transphobia in a new interview, accusing politicians of “openly attacking marginalized communities” to achieve their own goals. In a new cover interview for the U.K. LGBTQ+ magazine Attitude, Gatwa spoke enthusiastically ...
Summary. Ncuti Gatwa responds to backlash on Doctor Who casting, emphasizing need for inclusive change in positions of power. Gatwa as the first Black Doctor is part of Doctor Who's active efforts to disrupt norms with casting choices. Despite facing hate online, Gatwa stands up for inclusive casting in Doctor Who and addresses backlash admirably.
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Ncuti Gatwa has described outcry from a small-minded minority over his casting as the first black Doctor Who as “kind of fascinating”. The Rwandan-Scottish actor, 31, initially came to public ...
Ncuti Gatwa already rocketed to fame for playing high schooler Eric Effiong in Sex Education and a plasticized Ken in last year's Barbie. Now, the 31-year-old actor is going intergalactic, ...
Doctor Who star Ncuti Gatwa has accused the UK government for using trans people as a scapegoat for its “own ineptitude”.. As Ncuti Gatwa steps into the TARDIS for the upcoming new season of Russell T Davies’ Doctor Who, the 31-year-old actor has deemed UK politicians as the real villains and monsters who need stopping.
