Toby Alexander Smith, known for his role as a serial killer in EastEnders, has secured a part in a Jane Austen drama
EastEnders star Toby Alexander Smith has made a career move from the small screen to the big screen. After playing the evil abuser Gray Atkins in the hit BBC soap for three years, Toby has now landed a role in a Jane Austen drama. The 33-year-old actor shared stills from the upcoming film, showing a complete transformation from his former serial killer character.
Toby's new film is an adaptation of Pride and Prejudice
The new film, titled "An American In Austen," is a fresh take on the classic Jane Austen novel, Pride and Prejudice. Toby will be playing the character of Mr. Bingley in the movie. The film is set to premiere on the Hallmark channel on February 17, and Toby's fans are eagerly awaiting his performance.
Toby's followers are excited about his new role
Toby's fans took to social media to express their excitement about his new role. One of his EastEnders co-stars, Lorraine Stanley, commented on his post, saying, "Look forward to it!! You look charming!" Others gushed over Toby's transformation and expressed their anticipation for the film's release.
Toby's personal and professional life
Outside of his acting career, Toby has pursued other interests. He has worked as a jazz singer and has been available for private events. Last year, Toby tied the knot with fellow soap star Amy Walsh, known for her role as Tracy Metcalfe in Emmerdale. The couple met in 2019 while attending a taping of Strictly Come Dancing. They welcomed their daughter Bonnie in December 2021 and got married in Montenegro in a beautiful ceremony.
Overall, Toby Alexander Smith's new role in "An American In Austen" marks an exciting chapter in his career. Fans of the actor are eagerly awaiting the film's release to see him in action as Mr. Bingley.
