Ncuti Gatwa made history as the first Black and queer actor to portray the Doctor. He emphasized that race will be explored 'in a really interesting way' in upcoming episodes, showcasing both the significance of representation and the current discussions surrounding race and identity in society.
Growing up in Rwanda, Gatwa faced immense challenges, including homelessness. He reflected on his journey, stating, 'Being homeless taught me resilience and gratitude. I truly understand the meaning of hope, as my name suggests.'
Gatwa's passion for astrology emerged after he distanced himself from religion. He explained, 'Astrology became a supplemental guide for me. It provides comfort and insights that I once sought from my faith.'
With a vibrant background, including working as a go-go dancer, Gatwa exemplifies the diverse paths artists can take. His unique experiences enrich his portrayal of the Doctor, bringing authenticity to the role.
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