Published 18:07 IST, April 28th 2020
Niles Fitch of 'This Is Us' fame becomes Disney's first ever Black prince; read details
This is Us star Niles Fitch made history as he has been officially roped in by Disney as the first live-action black prince in their new science-fantasy film
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The American family-drama This Is Us has been one of the highly acclaimed shows of NBC. Niles Fitch, who essays the role of teenaged Randall Pearson in the popular television show, has been officially signed by Disney for playing the first live-action Black prince in their upcoming science-fantasy film. Fitch will soon star in Secret Society of Second-Born Royals, which will be streaming on their digital platform, Disney+, this summer.
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This is Us' Niles Fitch is now Disney's Black prince
All the This Is Us fans might surely remember Niles Fitch, as he rose to fame after his portrayal as teenaged Randall Pearson in the family-drama. However, Fitch has made history as he has been officially roped in by Disney as the first live-action black price for their upcoming Disney+ film titled Secret Society of Second-Born Royals.
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The 18-year-old actor will be essaying the role of Prince Tuma in the science-fantasy, alongside an ensemble star cast. Recently, Niles Fitch confirmed the news himself too on his Instagram handle as he captioned the post writing, "Welcome Disney’s first Black prince".
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Fitch's role in the film as Prince Tuma is known to have a super-human ability, which is vital for the team to succeed. However, his role is described to have a self-centred nature, who needs a lesson in empathy. Tuma will join the other second-in-line royals with various superpowers at an institute wherein they will learn how to work and save the world together. The film is slated to release on Disney+ this summer.
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18:07 IST, April 28th 2020