Bradley Riches is actor who portrays the supporting role of James McEwan starting in a guest role in Season 1 and subsequently being upped to recurring in Season 2 of the Netflix Original series, Heartstopper.
Overview[]
Riches made a brief on-line appearance towards the end of "Boyfriend". Riches eventually confirmed that the character of James would go onto be explored more deeply in season 2, since in the graphic novels, he is only in one scene.[1] Riches also confirmed that he is autistic.[2] On December 14, 2024, Riches went onto say how since graduating in 2023 with a musical theatre degree at Hertfordshire drama school, the Emil Dale Academy,he has since appeared on the London stage in the musical Babies, ITV's Celebrity Big Brother, and made his panto debut as Peter Pan. Which all coincides with his dissertation paper on the challenges for neurodivergent performers.[3]
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Season 2[]
External links[]
Bradley Riches at the Internet Movie Database
Follow Bradley Riches (@brad_riches) on Instagram
See also[]
| Starring cast | |
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Kit Connor • Joe Locke • William Gao • Yasmin Finney • Tobie Donovan • Jenny Walser • Sebastian Croft • Corinna Brown • Kizzy Edgell • Cormac Hyde-Corrin • Rhea Norwood • Stephen Fry • Fisayo Akinade • Chetna Pandya • Olivia Colman • Nima Taleghani • Jack Barton • Leila Khan | |
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Araloyin Oshunremi • Evan Ovenell • Georgina Rich • Joseph Balderrama • Momo Yeung • Alan Turkington • Bradley Riches • Bel Priestly • Ash Self • Thibault de Montalembert • Ashwin Viswanath | |
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References[]
- ↑ Heartstopper season two star Bradley Riches says autistic TV representation ‘heading in right direction’ - The Pink News
- ↑ Heartstopper season 2 star Bradley Riches on magic of on-screen autistic representation: ‘I never had this when I was younger’ - Metro
- ↑ 'Theatre should be accessible to all' - BBC