‘Doctor Who’: ‘It’s A Sin’ Star Olly Alexander’s Reps Deny He Will Be the Next Time Lord

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Olly Alexander‘s manager has dismissed rumours that the star is set to take over as the next Time Lord in Doctor Who.Over the weekend, reports surfaced that the Years & Years singer and star of It’s A Sin was in “advanced” negotiations to replace Jodie Whittaker as the Doctor, becoming the first openly gay actor to play the role in the show’s history.However, Alexander’s manager Martha Kinn has denied the reports, taking to Instagram in a post laden with Doctor Who references.“Even though Olly

Olly Alexander, the star of Channel 4/HBO Max’s It’s A Sin and Years & Years frontman, has denied reports that he is close to being unveiled as Jodie Whittaker’s replacement on Doctor Who.

Years & Years’ Olly Alexander is rumoured to be in line to take over from Jodie Whittaker in the lead role on long-running telly show ‘Doctor Who’. That’s what The Sun reckons, anyway.According to the tabloid, Alexander’s negotiations to take on the role are at an “advanced stage”.

Years and Years frontman Olly Alexander is tipped to become the next Doctor Who and the very first gay actor to step into the iconic role.

Olly Alexander is reportedly going to be the first gay actor to play Doctor Who, becoming the 14th Time Lord on the BBC One fan-favourite.The 30 year old, who recently shared a peak inside his stylish east London flat, is said to be in the "advanced stage" of negotiations with show bosses in securing his role as the Time Lord. If it goes ahead, the singer, who rose to fame as the frontman of Years & Years, will replace Jodie Whittaker, 39, who became the first female to play the role.

Olly Alexander is set to replace Jodie Whittaker as Doctor Who‘s latest Time Lord, according to reports.The Years & Years frontman and star of last year’s critically acclaimed Aids drama It’s A Sin would become the first openly gay actor to play the Doctor in the show’s 58-year history.Whittaker, the first Time Lord to be played by a woman, will step aside after two specials in 2022, with The Sun now claiming that pay negotiations between Alexander and the BBC are “at an advanced stage”.Russell

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Olly Alexander is reportedly being headhunted by BBC bosses to join the line-up for Strictly Come Dancing.The 30 year old, who recently shared a peak into his stylish east London flat, has gained popularity in the last year after joining the cast of It's A Sin and releasing his latest single Starstruck.

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