Ncuti Gatwa opened up on his rising fame and how he still suffers from 'imposter syndrome' despite landing roles in award-winning film Barbie and Doctor Who.
Ncuti Gatwa said his time on the hit show Sex Education helped undo “a lot of the internalised hate” he had within himself.
Ncuti, who will receive the Modern Pioneer Award at the upcoming UK Elle Style Awards, spoke to the magazine about the importance of representation on screen and navigating his inner confidence. The show, which is coming to an end with its upcoming season four which is launching on September 21, was created by screenwriter Laurie Nunn. The Rwandan-born actor praised Laurie Nunn for “giving nuance to this gay, Black character and gifting him to the world”.
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