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Douglas Is Cancelled: Character Guide and Noteworthy Information

This is a character guide for ITV 1’s “Douglas Is Cancelled,” with character descriptions, quotes, names of actors, and more.

ByAmari Allah Hours Posted onJuly 13, 2024 10:51 AMJuly 14, 2024 12:53 PM Hours Updated onJuly 14, 2024 12:53 PM
Title Card, Douglas Is Cancelled

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  • General Information
    • Groups & Organizations
    • Notable Locations & Items
    • Terminology
    • Noteworthy Information
  • Ben Miles As Toby
  • Alex Kingston As Sheila
  • Hugh Bonneville As Douglas Bellowes
  • Karen Gillan As Madeline Crow
  • Madeline Power As Claudia
  • Simon Russell Beale As Bently
  • Ramanique Ahluwalia As Jenn

General Information

Groups & Organizations

Notable Locations & Items

  • The Hay Festival (1.2): A festival coming up where Douglas is going to be honored and was supposed to have a fluffy interview

Terminology

Noteworthy Information

  • Patrick Harland (1.1): The person who accused Douglas of a sexist joke at a recent wedding
  • Live at 6 (1.1): Douglas and Madeline’s show

Ben Miles As Toby

Ben Miles as Toby talking to Douglas about his potential scandal
Ben Miles as Toby

Toby is Douglas’ producer who, similar to Douglas, isn’t the most politically correct person. However, unlike Douglas, he isn’t on camera, but knowing how much people love to expose one another, he is always ready to have an NDA prepped, and Douglas’ situation has him having them printed out regularly.

  • Character Introduced In Season 1/ Episode 1

Additional Information

  • (Season / Episode):

Quotes

Alex Kingston As Sheila

Alex Kingston as Sheila learning about her husband's scandal
Alex Kingston as Sheila

Sheila is Douglas’ wife and mother to Claudia, who is a newspaper editor who runs the paper in such a way that some of her staff are afraid to approach her.

  • Character Introduced In Season 1/ Episode 1
  • The actor is also known for their role in “A Discovery of Witches: Season 1.”

Additional Information

  • (Season / Episode):

Quotes

Hugh Bonneville As Douglas Bellowes

Hugh Bonneville as Douglas downplaying the situation he is in
Hugh Bonneville as Douglas downplaying the situation he is in

Douglas is the long-running host of Live at Six, and behind the scenes, is known for off-color jokes that could make some feel uncomfortable. However, his on-screen persona is that of a bland broadcaster, if not more so how they were before they needed to be personalities.

  • Character Introduced In Season 1/ Episode 1
  • The actor is also known for their role in “Paddington.”

Additional Information

  • Experience (Season 1/ Episode 4): He’s been in the business at least 35 years

Quotes

Karen Gillan As Madeline Crow

Karen Gillan as Madeline in a promotional poster for Live at 6
Karen Gillan as Madeline

Madeline is Douglas’ co-host who has been working towards being taken more seriously in the world of news journalism.

  • Character Introduced In Season 1/ Episode 1
  • The actor is also known for their role in “Dual.”

Additional Information

  • Timeline (Season 1/ Episode 3): Madeline has been watching Douglas work for 20 years, met him for the first time ten years ago, and started working with him, seemingly as a PA, three years ago.
  • Politics (S1E3): Her father was a Labour MP, but she has considered being part of the Conservative party
  • Mom’s Age (S1E3): Her mom is 52

Quotes

  • We’re not in the business of what’s likely, we are in the business of what’s possible. — Madeline (S1E4)

Madeline Power As Claudia

Madeline Power as Claudia talking to her dad
Madeline Power as Claudia

Claudia is Douglas and Sheila’s 19-year-old daughter who takes both of her parents to task whenever she can. Sheila especially gets hit by her daughter’s wrath to the point she thinks her daughter gets giddy at the idea of being able to argue with her mom. As for Douglas? Their relationship is better, but as the tweet controversy gains traction, she makes it clear she will not sacrifice her activist credentials for Douglas’ sake and will cancel him just like everyone else.

  • Character Introduced In Season 1/ Episode 1

Additional Information

  • (Season / Episode):

Quotes

Simon Russell Beale As Bently

Simone Russell Beale as Bently realizing what he did
Simone Russell Beale as Bently realizing what he did

Bentley is Douglas’ long-time agent who seemingly isn’t above dropping or screwing over Douglass, and he knows it. Hence him dropping him at one time until Bentley groveled to have him back.

  • Character Introduced In Season 1/ Episode 2

Additional Information

  • (Season / Episode):

Quotes

Ramanique Ahluwalia As Jenn

Ramanique Ahluwalia as Jenn

Jenn works the consoles at the station, and bears witness to Douglas’ downfall.

  • Character Introduced In Season 1/ Episode 4

Additional Information

  • (Season / Episode):

Quotes


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