The returning ITV comedy Changing Ends features some familiar faces from across British TV. The ITV series, which is written by Alan Carr and Simon Carlyle, focuses on the comedian’s life growing up in Northampton in the 1980s particularly Alan's relationship with his dad and football manager Graham Carr. The show follows how Alan and Graham's relationship grows and develops as Graham accepts that although Alan may never be interested in football, he is full of talent.
Oliver Savell will return as young Alan, Shaun Dooley will play his dad Graham Carr, Nancy Sullivan as Christine Carr and Taylor Fay will portray his younger brother Gary Carr. Alan Carr will of course return as himself to provide some narration and his trademark quips. The second season picks up shortly after the first, as young Alan faces impending puberty and feels sidelined by his family .
With his dad Graham distracted by promotion-chasing Northampton Town FC, Alan worries whether or not his dad will be there for him during a challenging time. Here's all you need to know about the actors ahead of its return on Saturday, July 11. Oliver Savell plays young Alan Carr Oliver Savell will return as young Alan Carr who is now a year older and aged 12.
The teenager won many plaudits among critics for his acting, comedic timing and great casting. iNews remarked he "imbues his performance with a precocious nuance, bringing depth and tenderness to the role". The young actor, who is from Surrey, told Wales Online ho.
