Tosin Cole

Tosin Cole is a renowned British actor known for his diverse roles in British television series and films. Born in Florida to parents of Nigerian heritage, Cole was raised in New York City before moving to London at the age of eight. He started his acting career on television, starring in 'The Cut' and 'EastEnders: E20'. He later secured a regular role as Neil Cooper in the soap opera 'Hollyoaks' and Ryan Sinclair in 'Doctor Who'. In 2024, he garnered acclaim for his leading role in Netflix's 'Supacell'. Early on, Cole dropped his studies to pursue a career in acting, but his talent soon shone through, earning him notable roles in various productions.

His career took off in 2009 when he became part of 'Wasted!', a modern take on Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. He then joined the cast of BBC's teen drama 'The Cut' as Noah Achebe. His role as Sol Levi in 'EastEnders: E20' marked a significant point in his career, requiring him to learn dance and display his abilities before the professional dance group Flawless. He also played a key role in 'Hollyoaks', which solidified his position as a talented actor. His big-screen debut came in 'Gone Too Far!', followed by significant roles in 'Second Coming' and 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens'. In October 2017, he made headlines for being cast in 'Doctor Who' as Ryan Sinclair, a companion to The Doctor. He stayed with the series until his departure in 2021. In 2022, his career took a new turn when he was announced as a lead character in Netflix's 'Supacell'. Cole's impressive career is a testament to his talent, adaptability, and dedication.