COmedian Alan Carr talks about his new sitcom Changing Ends on ITVX

Alan Carr has often spoken about his life growing up in 1980s Northampton, the son of a football manager – but only now is his experience documented on the small screen.
Alan Carr and Young Alan, Oliver Savell, in Changing Ends written by the comedianAlan Carr and Young Alan, Oliver Savell, in Changing Ends written by the comedian
Alan Carr and Young Alan, Oliver Savell, in Changing Ends written by the comedian

Changing Ends, a new autobiographical comedy for ITVX starring and co-written by the Bafta Award-winner himself, follows his journey through puberty and adolescence, and finally self-discovery, all against the backdrop of Thatcher’s Britain.

However the six-part sitcom is more than just a trip down memory lane; told with warmth and wit, it is a love letter to his home town, 46-year-old Carr says, at a time when things were not always so inclusive.

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The Chatty Man presenter – who teamed up with writer Simon Carlyle for the piece – will lead the ensemble cast as himself in the present day, with rising star Oliver Savell taking on the role of young Alan.