Olly Rix Joins Casualty After Leaving Call the Midwife

Olly Rix Takes on a 'Complex' Role in Casualty

Olly Rix, known for his role as Matthew Aylward in Call the Midwife, is set to play a new character in the popular medical drama Casualty. His character, Clinical Lead Flynn Byron, is described as charming yet complicated and will debut on screens in March.

Exciting New Chapter for Olly Rix

After captivating audiences in Call the Midwife, Olly Rix is ready to supercharge his career with a fresh and dynamic role in Casualty. As Flynn Byron, he brings a complex and exciting story to the upcoming miniseries Internal Affairs, starting in March.

Olly Rix on His New Role

Olly expressed his excitement about joining the Casualty cast, stating, "Flynn crashes into the world of it from a very different background, resulting in a complex and exciting story in Internal Affairs and beyond. It's a brilliant new chapter for the show, and I am excited for the audience to get to know Flynn."

Casualty's Executive Producer on Flynn's Journey

Roxanne Harvey, Casualty's Executive Producer, shared insights into Flynn's character, highlighting the emotional toll of working in the NHS and the challenges faced by healthcare professionals. The character of Flynn promises to resonate with viewers as he navigates the consequences of his actions.

Guest Role Announcement

In addition to Olly Rix's debut, Casualty's Internal Affairs will feature acclaimed actor Robert Bathurst in a guest role as top-tier surgeon Russell Whitelaw. The upcoming episodes promise high-stakes drama and compelling storylines that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

Exciting Guest-Starring Role

EastEnders legend Laurie Brett will be guest-starring in Casualty as stern midwife Marie Mayhew. Fans can look forward to an engaging episode that explores the experiences of student midwife Jodie at Brockwell Hospital.

Casualty airs on BBC One and is available on BBC iPlayer for viewers to enjoy the latest drama and developments.