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The Graham Norton Show has faced a shake-up after a guest pulled out of their appearance at the last minute. An upcoming episode of the show, set to air next Friday (November 7) at 10.40pm on BBC One, is expected to feature some of the biggest names in acting, comedy and music. However, one star won't be gracing the iconic red sofa as initially planned. Oscar-nominated actor Colman Domingo has withdrawn from his appearance, with the BBC yet to disclose the reason for the line-up alteration. Joining Graham on his sofa will be Hollywood sensation Glen Powell, who stars in the dystopian action thriller The Running Man. Emmy-winning Brit Rosamund Pike will also discuss her role in the crime caper sequel Now You See Me: Now You Don't, reports the Express . They'll be joined by popular comedian Jack Whitehall, who's promoting his new thriller series Malice, as well as music superstar Ed Sheeran . Ed will be chatting on the sofa, as well as performing his new single Camera from his current album Play. This isn't the first line-up change this series, as Sex Education star Aimee Lou Wood notably pulled out of the first episode last month, with James Norton stepping in to replace her. Aimee is scheduled to appear on the show this week (October 31) instead, where she will reflect on her role in the BBC comedy series Daddy Issues. Joining her will be Oscar-nominated actress Keira Knightley, who has recently turned her hand to children's writing, alongside education campaigner Malala Yousafzai and reigning Strictly Come Dancing champion Chris McCausland. Musical entertainment comes from Mumford & Sons alongside Hozier, who will deliver their latest single Rubber Band Man. The Graham Norton Show has already featured an impressive roster of A-list guests this series, with appearances from Taylor Swift , Rachel Zegler, Julia Roberts, Bruce Springsteen and Kim Kardashian . In last week's episode, reality television star Kim disclosed plans for a dramatic career transformation within the next decade. "I always want to be growing, curious and evolving, and I want to see wherever that takes me," she explained whilst discussing her legal studies. "I will be qualified in two weeks. I hope to practise law. Maybe in 10 years, I think I'll give up being Kim K and be a trial lawyer. That's what I really want." The Graham Norton Show is available to stream on BBC iPlayer
