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Changing Ends

A young white boy and an middle aged white man, both wearing glasses and standing on a field of grass. Beside are a pair of white sneakers, suspended by their laces
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Created by Alan Carr and Scottish screenwriter Simon Carlyle, this BAFTA-nominated comedy-drama is enjoyably camp, smart and often audacious. Filled with self-deprecating humour, British newcomer Oliver Savell is fantastic as young Alan, supported by the UK’s Shaun Dooley, Nancy Sullivan and Alan Carr himself, who drops in to narrate scenes from his past. Co-produced by London-based Baby Cow Productions and ITV.

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We join Alan Carr (Oliver Savell) as an eleven-year-old in 1986 Northampton, just as he’s about to start secondary school. Feeling different from his peers, Alan struggles at school while managing a difficult relationship with his father Graham (Shaun Dooley) at home, who manages Northampton Town Football Club.