George Sampson extends contract on Waterloo Road

18/05/2010 - 10:23

George Sampson extends contract on Waterloo Road
 

George Sampson has revealed he has renewed his contract on Waterloo Road.

The 16-year-old breakdancer, who won Britain's Got Talent in 2008, will play a "troubled" sixth form student called Kyle Stack in the sixth series of BBC One drama, in episodes to be screened after Christmas.

"I've been there for three months now - I've signed another contract now so I'll be doing it up until next year," he said.

George - who also appears in StreetDance 3D with dance troupes Diversity and Flawless - added: "I'm loving it. The people are so nice as well."

A spokesperson for the show said: "Kyle comes from a troubled background and will liven things up. He will be joining as a regular and could stick around for series seven.

"His first scenes will only be shown after Christmas, in the second half of series six."



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