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In the end, Meghan and Harry’s interview with Oprah Winfrey made Princess Diana’s 1995 encounter with Martin Bashir look like a tight-lipped model of restraint. Diana herself was referenced several times (one might say there were “three of them” in this interview). At times, Meghan “Marie Antoinette-ed” herself (“Just the two of us in our own backyard, and the Archbishop of Canterbury”). Not that any of this mattered when the talk turned to suicidal thoughts and racism (“Concerns and conversations about how dark his skin may be”). This, one realised, was as serious as it gets.
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Welcome to the future, where the pain of dating isn t necessary and your DNA will instantly match you to your perfect soulmate. Can you imagine it? No more awkward dates spent forcing small talk. No more dating apps, no more ghosting, no more bad sex. Instead, all you have to do is pluck a strand of hair from your head, send it to a lab, and they ll match you with your one true love.
That s the premise of Netflix s
The One, a show that s both a relationship drama and a murder mystery set in a futuristic world not too unlike our own. In this future, your love can be found through DNA, but making that choice is complicated.
Actor Wilf Scolding is behind Rebecca s fake partner Ethan in The One.
Since launching his acting career in 2009 when he featured in an episode of Skins as a character called Bruno, he has been in numerous series.
These have included Doctors, The Passing Bells, Mrs Wilson, Martin s Close and had a vocal appearance in BBC Radio 4 soap opera The Archers last year.
While the majority of his roles have been minor, he did play a key part in one particular fantasy drama.
The One: Ethan is played by Welsh actor Wilf Scolding. (Image: Getty)
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The One: Wilf Scolding played Prince Rhaegar Targaryen in Game of Thrones. (Image: HBO)
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The Columnist: Katja Herbers as Femke Boot. Picture: PA Photo/Vertigo Releasing.
Femke Boot (Katja Herbers) is a mild-mannered Dutch newspaper columnist, who draws on personal experience for her work.
One opinion piece about a neighbour, who blithely flouts political correctness by performing in blackface, elicits a torrent of abuse on social media channels.