Doctor Who's Russell T Davies reveals challenges of keeping Ncuti Gatwa secret
"The fact that we had to do all this in secret meant we were rattling with tension," he explained."Not only had Ncuti’s name not been leaked, but he hadn’t even been guessed.
"His casting had been locked away, since February, with all of us worrying that it would be spoiled, any day now. But it worked. It absolutely worked." Ncuti's expected to take over the TARDIS when Whittaker's incarnation of The Doctor regenerates this autumn.'s next special premieres in Autumn 2022 on BBC One in the UK. In the US, the show airs on BBC America, with series 1-12 available on
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