SCOTTISH actor James McAvoy is known the world over for the roles he's played in a number of hit films like Narnia and X-MEN.
However, there are others within the McAvoy clan who have made a name for themselves in the world of TV and film.
Joy McAvoy, who is best known for her role on the beloved BBC Scotland sitcom Two Doors Down, is someone with links to the famous actor.
How is Joy McAvoy from Two Doors Down related to James McAvoy?
Two Doors Down moves to BBC One! Series seven of @BBCStudios Comedy Productions’ hit sitcom starring @ArabellaWeir, @MrJamieQuinn, @KieranCHodgson, @JohnnieWatson23 and @GradoWrestling will introduce @BBCOne audiences to life in Latimer Crescent.https://t.co/nOV8eunLTx pic.twitter.com/8rhcZvG42Y
— BBC Studios Press Office (@BBCStudiosPress) February 21, 2023
Joy and James McAvoy are siblings with the Two Doors Down star (Michelle Ann Young) being the Hollywood actor's younger sister.
Joy, who was born in 1982, is also related to a half-brother named Donald.
She made her debut all the way back in 2003 when she appeared in a film called Jemima: Dating is Murder.
The star has also made appearances in a number of famous TV shows, including the Scottish detective series Taggart, the Glasgow soap opera River City and the comedy sketch show Only An Excuse.
Two Doors Down series 7 is available to watch on BBC iPlayer! Who will be watching the new series?#TwoDoorsDown pic.twitter.com/w8gLO2S92q
— Two Doors Down Fan Page (@TwoDoorsDownBBC) November 24, 2023
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Will there be more episodes of Two Doors Down on the BBC?
According to Graeme Stevely (who played Alan on the show), there will be more episodes of Two Doors Down.
This comes after Doon Mackichan wrote on Instagram that the show was "ending for now" when the final episode of series seven aired in 2023.
