Cast
Paul
Copley played Jack
Henslowe for 1 episode in 2002. Played Clem McDonald in Children of Earth
episodes 1 - 4 in 2009.
Andrée
Bernard played Gwen
Evans for 1 episode in 1996. Played Dolly Bailey in Doctor Who episode The
Shakespeare Code in 2007.
Davyd
Harries played Angus
Pelman for 1 episode in 1997. Played Shapp in Doctor Who story The Armageddon
Factor parts 1 - 6 in 1979. He appeared in two videos in 2007 for Doctor Who: A
Matter of Time and Defining Shadows, both as himself and Shapp.
Tim
Preece played Neville
Staybrass for 1 episode in 2000. Played Codal in Doctor Who story Planet of the
Daleks for 6 episodes in 1973. Appeared as Codal in video docu short The Ties
That Bind Us in 2008.
Clive
Rowe played Vince
Kilcline for 1 episode in 2004. Played Morvin Van Hoff in Doctor Who episode
Voyage of the Damned in 2007, although to me, he will always be known as Duke
from The Story of Tracy Beaker. Appeared as himself in the Doctor Who
Confidential episode Kylie Meets the Doctor in the same year.
David
Daker played Jack
Turton for 1 episode in 2000. Played Irongron and Rigg in Doctor Who stories,
Nightmare of Eden in 1979 and The Time Warrior in 1973/1974. He appeared in The
Lively Arts documentary series as Irongron in Whose Dr. Who in 1977, Changing
Time: Living and Leaving Doctor Who video docu in 2006 as Irongron. Rigg, but
uncredited in Doctor Who Confidential episode The Eleventh Doctor in 2009. And
The Nightmare of TV Centre as Captain Rigg in 2012 and Doctor Who: The Ultimate
Companion in 2014.
Bryan
Dick played Marcus
Vanstone 1 episode in 2002. Played Adam in Torchwood episode Adam in 2008.
Appeared in Torchwood Declassified in the episode Past Imperfect in the same
year.
Jason
Pitt played Cpl. Martin
Wilkie for 1 episode in 2002. Played Lee in Doctor Who episode Forest of the
Dead in 2008.
Susan
Brown played ACC Alex
Lawrence for 1 episode in 2004. Played Bridget Spears in Torchwood series 3
Children of Earth Days 1 - 5 in 2009.
Robin
Soans played Dr. Harold
Denton for 1 episode in 2000. Played the Chronolock Guy in Doctor Who episode
Face the Raven in 2015. Back in 1981 played Luvic in the Who story The Keeper
of Traken parts 1 - 4. Was uncredited as Consul Luvic in the video documentary Being
Nice to each other: Making 'The Keeper of Traken' in 2007.
Ravin
J. Ganatra played a
Journalist 1 for 1 episode in 2001. Was the voice of Mahajan in BBC Radio 4
Torchwood audio: Golden Age. Played the guy planning to kill his family in
Torchwood episode Greeks Bearing Gifts. Toshiko whacked him with a golf club.
Bernard
Cribbins played Uncle
Henry for 1 episode in 1999. Played Wilfred Mott for 9 episodes of Doctor Who
from 2007 - 2010. Played Tom Campbell in Daleks' Invasion of Earth 2150 A.D
film in 1966. From 1993 - 2013, Bernard has appeared as his character Campbell
to Mott for quite a number of video documentaries, far too many to list.
Bhasker
Patel played Wasim
Razzaq for 1 episode in 2006. Played Jival Chowdry in Doctor Who episode Turn
Left in 2008.
Sakuntala
Ramanee played Sameen
Lateef for 1 episode in 2006. Was the voice of Perdita and Universal Guardian
for Doctor Who Online Adventures in 2014 - 2015 for Sacrifice parts 1 - 3 and
Family parts 2 - 3. Played Shreela in Doctor Who story Survival for parts 1 - 3
in 1989. Appeared as Shreela and herself in Catflap video documentary in 2007.
Patrick
Ryecart played Anton
Davenant for 1 episode in 1997. Played Crozier in Doctor Who story The Trial of
a Time Lord part 5 - 8 in 1986. Appeared as Crozier in video docu Trials and
Tribulations in 2008.
Tom
Georgeson played Jack
Allgood for 1 episode in 1999. Played Kavell in Doctor Who story Genesis of the
Daleks parts 3 - 5 in 1975 and Detective Inspector in Logopolis parts 1 & 2
in 1981. He appeared as Kavell for The Village that Came to Life video docu
short in 2012, and Genesis of a Classic video documentary in 2006.
Danny
Webb played Det. Chief
Const. Geoffrey Hiller for 1 episode in 1999. Played Mr Jefferson in Doctor Who
two parter The Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit in 2006.
Anthony
Lewis played Gavin
Oldham for 1 episode in 2004. Played Tommy Brocklees in Torchwood episode To
The Last Man in 2008. He appeared in Torchwood Declassified in the episode Step
Back in Time in the same year. Anthony has been a star for us wishing a young
lady a Happy Returns of the day on her 21st birthday. We've also interviewed
Anthony, check it out here:
Tenniel
Evans played Pembroke
for 1 episode in 2000. Played Major Daly in Doctor Who story Carnival of
Monsters episodes 1 - 4 in 1973. In 2010 he appeared as Major Daly in part 2 of
SJA episode Death of the Doctor, which given that he died in 2009 was one heck
of a feat!!! Yeees, I know, I know.
Susan
Engel played Prioress
for 1 episode in 2005. Played Vivien Fay in Doctor Who story The Stones of
Blood parts 1 - 4 in 1978. She appeared in three video docu shorts in 2007. A
Matter of Time, Weird Science and Getting Blood from the Stones.
Derek
Lea played Mike Ruskin
for 1 episode in 2006. Has appeared in Doctor Who for 5 episodes as a stunt
performer from 2005 - 2008, and stunt coordinator for 1 episode in 2016. Played
a paramedic in Torchwood episode Sleeper in 2008.
Georgie
Glen played a
Headmistress for 1 episode in 2002. Played Mrs. King in SJA two parter The
Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith in 2008.
Gary
Pillai played Magnus
Tozier for 1 episode in 2006. Played Mark Brisco in Torchwood episode They Keep
Killing Suzie in 2006.
Jon
Laurimore played Mr.
Gibbs for 1 episode in 1996. Played Count Federico in the Doctor Who story The
Masque of Mandragora parts 1 - 3 in 1976. Was uncredited in part 4. Appeared
uncredited for his role in the video docu short Serial Thrillers in 2003.
Trevor
Cooper played Geordie
Turnbull for 1 episode in 1999. Played Friar Tuck in Doctor Who episode Robot
of Sherwood in 2014. Played Takis in Doctor Who parts 1 & 2 of Revelation
of the Daleks in 1985. Appeared as Takis for Revelation Exhumed in 2005 and The
Dalek Tapes in 2006.
Brian
Hibbard played Nye
Pritchard for 1 episode in 1999. Played Keiller in Doctor Who story Delta and
the Bannermen parts 1 & 2 in 1987.
Jim
Findley played Thomas
Jackson for 1 episode in 2005. Played Mercer in two episodes of Doctor Who:
Resurrection of the Daleks in 1984. Appeared in the video docu Davros
Connections in 2007.
Philip
Anthony played Arnold
Marley for 1 episode in 2007. Played Roald in Doctor Who episode The Nightmare
Begins in 1965.
Nicholas
Rowe played Gervase
Butt for 1 episode in 1996. Played the voice of Rivesh Mantilax in Doctor Who:
Dreamland animated series for parts 1 - 6 in 2009.
Rhoda
Lewis played Mrs.
Stevens for 1 episode in 1999. Played Marta in Doctor Who story parts 1 & 2
of State of Decay in 1980. Appeared as Marta in The Vampire Lovers: The Making
of 'State of Decay' video docu short in 2009.
Paul
Courtenay Hyu played
Nigel Ogilvie for 1 episode in 2006. Played Deep-Ando in Doctor Who episode
Sleep No More in 2015.
William
Travis played Nigel
Dawson for 1 episode in 2006. Played Roy in Torchwood Small Worlds episode in
2006. Appeared as himself in Away with the Fairies Torchwood Declassified
episode in the same year, credited as Bill Travis.
Garrick
Hagon played Mr.
Bergmann for 1 episode in 1996. Played Abraham in Doctor Who episode A Town
Called Mercy in 2012. In 1972 played Ky in the Doctor Who story The Mutants in
all six episodes. He appeared as Ky in two video docu's Race Against Time in
2011 and Are Friends Electric in 2007. He appeared in the SJA part 2 episode
Death of the Doctor in 2010 as Ky.
Julie
Graham played Adi
Pritchard for 1 episode in 1997. Played Ruby White in SJA two parter Goodbye,
Sarah Jane Smith in 2010.
Sheila
Ruskin played Stella
Abbis for 1 episode in 1997. Played Kassia in Doctor Who story The Keeper of
Traken parts 1 - 4 in 1981. Appeared in 2 video docu shorts as Kassia in 2007 - Being Nice to Each Other: Making
'The Keeper of Traken' and The Return of the Master.
Stacy
Davies played a Police
Surgeon for 1 episode in 1996. Played Private Perkins in Doctor Who episode 6
of The Invasion in 1968, and Veros in parts 1 - 4 of State of Decay in 1980.
Appeared in three video docus as Perkins and Veros - The U.N.I.T. Family: Part
One and Evolution of the Daleks as Perkins in 2006 and The Vampire Lovers: The
Making of 'State of Decay' as Veros in 2009.
Barry
Stanton played Joe
Swindles for 1 episode in 1998. Played Noma in Doctor Who story The Twin
Dilemma parts 1- 4 in 1984. Appeared as Noma for video docu Trials and
Tribulations in 2008.
Frazer
Hines played Duncan
Ramsden for 1 episode in 2006. Played Jamie McCrimmon for 116 episodes of
Doctor Who from 1966 - 1985. Has appeared in more video docu's to mention from
1984 - 2011. Appeared uncredited in Doctor Who: The Doctors Revisited: in the
episode The Sixth Doctor in 2013. In Doctor Who: The Ultimate Companion as
Jamie in 2014. And in the episode Smile in the Whovians tv series in 2017.
Mark
Benton played Jonathan
Etherege for 1 episode in 1997. Played Clive in Doctor Who episode Rose in
2005.
Stephen
Critchlow played a
Customs Officer for 1 episode in 1997. Was voice actor in Doctor Who: The
Eternity Clock video game in 2012.
Chris
Wilson played CID
Officer but uncredited for 5 episodes from 2006-2007. Chris is no stranger to
Torchwood, having been in two episodes of the show playing a Police Officer
mauled by Weevils in Exit Wounds in 2008, and a Tunnel Victim when Bernie Harris
ploughed into him to escape from Gwen Cooper in Ghost Machine in 2006 (check
this out with Chris as am sure that it was Ghost Machine and not Day One....).
Check out our interview with Chris for a more detailed list of credits.
Robert
Stone played a Security
Guard but uncredited for the role for 3 episodes from 2004-2007. He played a
Goth Man and a Bouncer in Torchwood episodes Everything Changes in 2006 and
Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang in 2008, both of which he was uncredited for. Check out
his interview with us a few years ago.
https://projecttorchwood.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/interviews-robert-stone.html And check out Molly Moon on Netflix for
a glimpse of Robert in action.
Roger
Shepherd played Mr.
Shaw uncredited for the role, for 2 episodes in 2006. Played a Ship's Officer
in Doctor Who episode Voyage of the Damned in 2007, but uncredited.
Natalie
Danks-Smith played a
Dental Nurse uncredited for 2 episodes in 2007. Played the 3rd Sibylline Sister
and an Auton for Doctor Who episodes, Love & Monsters in 2006 and The Fires
of Pompeii in 2008, both of which were uncredited roles.
Ian
Cullen played Roberts
but was uncredited for the role, for 1 episode in 1996. Was the voice of
Tollovar in Doctor Who two parter episode The Father of Time in 2013 - 2014. In
1964, he played Ixta in Doctor Who episodes The Temple of Evil, The Warriors of
Death, The Bride of Sacrifice and The Day of Darkness in 1964. In the Whovians
tv series he appeared as himself in the episode The Pilot in 2017. In
Remembering 'The Aztecs' video docu he appeared as both his character Ixta and
as himself in 2002. In The Doctor Who Podcast series he appeared as himself in
The Aztecs Special in 2011.
Laurie
Goode played Billy Farr
uncredited for 1 episode in 1998. In 9 episodes of Doctor Who, from various
stories, Laurie Goode has played a Mutt, Time Lord, Bandit, Tigellan, Peasant,
Tharil, Sailor on the Shadow and a British Unit Trooper from 1972 - 1989,
uncredited. Appeared as Mutt in 'Doctor Who': The Pertwee Years video
documentary in 1992.
Adele
Silva played Keeley
Smart uncredited for 1 episode in 2002. Played Squeak in Doctor Who episode
three of Survival in 1989.
Producers
Mal
Young was executive
producer for 22 episodes from 2001-2005. Was executive producer of Doctor Who
in 2005 for 13 episodes. Was also executive producer of Doctor Who Confidential
for 13 episodes in 2005. Was also executive producer on 'Doctor Who': A New
Dimension television documentary also in 2005.
Michael
Darbon was associate
producer for 16 episodes from 2000-2006. Was production manager on Doctor Who
for four episodes of Warriors of the Deep in 1986.
Tony
Virgo was executive
producer for 8 episodes from 1997-1998. Was director of Doctor Who: The King's
Demons, parts 1 & 2 in 1983.
Music
Colin
Towns composed the
music for 3 episodes from 2001-2004. Composed the Incidental music as Colin
Town in Doctor Who Online Adventures: The Lost Souls: Part 2 in 2013.
Simon
Slater was music
composer for 3 episodes from 2006-2007. As an actor he played Edwardes, in part
nine of Doctor Who story The Trial of a Time Lord. For parts 10 - 12 he was
uncredited for this role. in 1986.
Cinematography
Kevin
Rowley was
cinematographer for 1 episode for 2001. Was film cameraman for six episodes of
Doctor Who from Destiny of the Daleks to The Mark of the Rani, from 1979 -
1985.
Film
Editing
William
Oswald was editor for 2
episodes for 2005. Was editor for 32 episodes of Doctor Who from 2007 - 2017.
Was editor for 16 episodes of SJA from 2008 - 2010, and editor for 2 episodes
of Torchwood Children of Earth in 2009. Was editor for 1 episode of Tardisodes
series - Prelude to Tooth and Claw in 2006.
Art
Direction
Henry
Jaworski was art
director for 3 episodes from 2000-2001. Was supervising art director on two
episodes of Doctor Who in 2017 - The Pilot and Smile.
Costume
Design
Sally
Pearson was costume
designer for 22 episodes from 1997-2004.Was uncredited for her role as costume
assistant for K-9 and Company: A Girl's Best Friend in 1981.
Production
Management
Diana
Barton was production
manager for 3 episodes in 1996. Was line producer for 22 episodes of Doctor Who
from 2010 - 2013.
Christopher
Rowlands was
post-production supervisor for 2 episodes in 2000. Was editor of Doctor Who The
Hand of Fear for parts 1 - 4 in 1976.
Christian
Reynish was unit
manager for 1 episode in 2007. Was location manager for Doctor Who in 2010 for
Cold Blood and The Hungry Earth.
Was assistant location
manager for Torchwood From Out of the Rain episode in 2008, and location scout
for They Keep Killing Suzie and Cyberwoman in 2006.
Was assistant location
manager credited as Paul-Christian Reynish for SJA episode Invasion of the Bane
in 2007.
Second
Unit Director or Assistant Director
William
Hartley was first
assistant director for 27 episodes from 1997-2006. Was first assistant director
for three episodes of Doctor Who from 2009 - 2011. Was assistant floor manager
for 4 episodes of Doctor Who story Horror at Fang Rock in 1977.
James
DeHaviland was second
assistant director for 4 episodes from 2005-2006. Was second assistant director
for 74 episodes of Doctor Who from 2009 - 2017.
Was assistant director for
The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot in 2013, and second assistant director for 13
episodes of Torchwood from 2006 - 2009. Was production manager for two episodes
of Doctor Who in 2015. Was an actor in The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot in 2013.
Was drama events manager for Prom 2: Doctor Who at the Proms in 2013. Appeared
as himself for 3 episodes of Doctor Who Confidential from 2010 - 2011.
Matthew
Purves was first
assistant director for 2 episodes in 2006. Son of Peter Purves, Matthew was
assistant floor manager for four episodes of Doctor Who: Battlefield in 1989.
Part
3 next month
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