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Edan Hayhurst (born 21 March 2005) is an English actor. He is best known for his roles as Ben Yates in the British comedy-drama television series There She Goes and Colin Craven in the 2020 British fantasy drama film The Secret Garden. Hayhurst made his acting debut in the 2016 short film It Would Change Everything. In 2017 he plays a ten year old Hans Albert Einstein in the American anthology period drama television series Genius. Between 2018 and 2020, he played the role of Ben Yates in the British comedy-drama television series, There She Goes, he plays Rosie's older brother, a well-behaved boy, his needs are often overshadowed by Rosie. In 2019 he appeared in the action-adventure horror stealth game A Plague Tale: Innocence, he provides the voice of Lucas. In 2020 he made his feature film debut in the British fantasy drama film The Secret Garden, he plays Colin Craven, Lord Archibald Craven's (Colin Firth) son. He plays one of Mitchell's (Kyle Chandler) sons in the 2020 American science fiction film The Midnight Sky.
Edan Hayhurst
John of Gloucester
for John of Gloucester in The Red Rose and The White Rose
Suggested by mr95
It’s July, 1483, and King Richard III’s usurpation of his nephew, King Edward V, has been thwarted mere weeks after his coronation. The rightful King and his younger brother have both been successfully freed, alive but dazed and traumatized, from the Tower of London where they had both been abandoned to fade from the annals of history. But their rescue, at the hands of Henry Stafford 2nd Duke of Buckingham, comes at a price. For it is the Duke, formerly Richard III’s closest ally but with strong family ties to the Lancastrians, who now rules as Protector of England. King Edward, still a child, is nothing more than his puppet and the Duke is free to do as he pleases, for good or ill and access to the King in strictly controlled. However, Edward may be a child. But he is also a Plantagenet and the eldest son and heir of the warrior King, Edward IV. His army of sisters and his formidable mother are fighting his corner, along with many of those who had once been loyal to the new king’s father. Meanwhile, the Lancastrians and the Tudors are still a threat, gaining strength both in England and overseas in Brittany and France. England is far from settled. The tentative peace brought about by the late King, Edward IV, was once more torn asunder by Richard’s failed usurpation. Factions have reformed, rival claimants gather strength.
