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CNN image(CNN) - Christopher Eccleston, the British actor who starred as the ninth "Doctor" in the long-running sci-fi series "Doctor Who," has spoken out about his struggle with anorexia and suicidal depression. In his upcoming autobiography, "I Love the Bones of You," Eccleston talks about his mental health, describing himself as a "lifelong body-hater." I always thought of it as a filthy secret, because I'm northern, because I'm male and because I'm working class." Eccleston grappled with anorexia during his tenure as the Doctor: "The illness is still there raging within me as the Doctor. "I Love the Bones of You" is published by Simon & Schuster in the UK on Thursday.