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Not your common-or-garden ghosts, mind you, but the titular Fades – people who have died but not moved on to a better place.

As Agent Tucker, his job is to keep Rowan Atkinson’s hapless spy in check.

‘I had to look rubbish in the fight scenes, which was really hard,’ he laughs.

‘But I did get to do a bit of running and rolling around in the snow.

‘The theory that the show presents kind of makes sense, when it says that death is as random as life,’ says Kaluuya. Kaluuya’s relationship with Skins goes back to its beginnings when, as part of Hampstead Theatre’s Young Company in north London, he was asked to give opinions on scripts and then contribute scenes and write for the show’s online content. ‘I didn’t take writing seriously at first – I didn’t think I could do it,’ says Kaluuya. But writing is very lonely.’ A stint in front of the camera for two series, as wannabe gangster Posh Kenneth, was followed by appearances on various TV shows.

There was also that knockout turn in Sucker Punch by Roy Williams at London’s Royal Court theatre, in which he played a young boxer confused about his identity.