Alan Carr 'jumped for joy' after casting younger self in new sitcom about comedian's life
Alan Carr says he "jumped for joy" after casting the actor who will play his younger self in a new sitcom about the comedian's life.
As showcased in many of his stand-up shows, his experience as a gay teenager in the East Midlands has long provided him with a rich seam of material, whether it is his sexual awakenings, his daily battle with bullies or navigating the highs and lows of fourth division football.Alan Carr said the series would depict his younger self "on the cusp of puberty"
"I know it sounds like a film and I'm not being cheesy," said Carr. "But Ollie was one of the last ones we saw and he got it just right.
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