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Joivan Wade

Joivan Wade is an English actor known for playing Manyou in the BBC comedy television series Big School, Jordan Johnson on the BBC soap opera EastEnders, and Victor Stone / Cyborg in the Max series Doom Patrol and Titans.

Early life
Wade was born 23 July 1993 to Derek and Andrea Wade. who founded The Polishing Project, a scheme to help disadvantaged youth identify and achieve their goals. A high-energy child, Wade enrolled at the age of 13 at the D&B Academy of Performing Arts in his home town of Bromley. He also played football, He decided when he was 15 years that he loved acting more than football. Friends told him to enroll at the BRIT School. Wade graduated from the BRIT School and then successfully auditioned for the National Youth Theatre. ==Career==
Career
Mandem on the Wall Deciding to accelerate his career, Wade decided to initially pursue comedy, as a comedy was the most likely to go viral on social media. Glen Murphy of Twist and Pulse asked Wade and Ascott to perform a comedy sketch at one of the dance-and-comedy duo's live shows. They wrote their sketch the night before the show, and were a hit with the audience. British television success and film debut The three worked on Mandem on the Wall in order to get on television. Big Talk Productions became interested in the trio based on their success with Mandem as well, and cast Wade, Ascott, and Kaate in the teen drama Youngers on E4. Youngers lasted for two series. Big Talk Productions encouraged Wade, Ascott, and Kaate to pitch their own show. That pitch never happened: There were delays in securing the green-light for a second series of Youngers, and the trio did not want to leave the show in the lurch. Wade joined the cast of BBC soap opera EastEnders in February 2016 as Jordan Johnson, taking over the role from Michael-Joel David Stuart. Filming four episodes a week for four months proved time-consuming, and Wade says his businesses suffered from it. American success The same year he made ''Shiro's Story, Wade made his American feature film debut in The First Purge'', portraying a vengeful drug dealer named Isaiah. Producer Greg Berlanti saw Wade in The First Purge, and three days after the film's premiere invited him to audition for Berlanti's forthcoming DC Universe series Doom Patrol. Wade did an audition tape, and sent it in. Hearing that it was going to be 13 one-hour episodes, he lost interest because he didn't want to be taken away from his production company for any length of time. A month later, Berlanti's casting office in the United Kingdom asked him why he hadn't followed up. Only then did Wade learn the role was for Victor Stone / Cyborg. Wade still hesitated, and two hours later Wade's agent in Los Angeles called to say Berlanti had just sent him an email asking Joivan to take the role. His Los Angeles agent sent up a Skype call to explain the series further. Four days later, Wade flew to Los Angeles for an in-person audition. Two days later, Berlanti gave him the role. ==Other projects and accolades==
Other projects and accolades
Wade, Ascott, and Kaate jointly own JPD3 Entertainment, a production company. With one of his brothers, Wade formed a charitable foundation, Wade's World. According to Wade, "It tackles things like how to pursue a nine-to-five while living out your dream, how to let go of what the naysayers are saying and forget the hate." The foundation produces videos for its own YouTube channel. In 2019, Variety named Wade as one of the "10 Brits to Watch". ==Personal life==
Personal life
Joivan Wade is a Christian. ==Filmography==
Filmography
Film Television Web ==Awards and nominations==
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