It does
seem like we’ve gone overboard on the Inbetweeners this month but its difficult
not to leave it with just a review, especially since discovering a few familiar
faces along the way during S1, 2 & 3, then the films of course. So while I sat through several more reruns of
the brilliant series (on Netflix) I began to mentally identify a group of
people who had appeared in Doctor Who and Torchwood. Of course when the the Inbetweeners 2 movie
came out I almost squealed and leapt about like I’d just spilt coffee down me,
but you will probably already know the reason for that if you’ve read our
review of the film over on ‘Beyond the Hub’ Page.
Below are
the results of the Series and The Inbetweeners movies cast and crew list for
Doctor Who & Torchwood Connections.
It’s thankfully not as large as previous lists we’ve covered this month
but it’s been a great trip down memory lane remembering those who once graced our
screens in their various Whovian guises.
Lucy Cohu played Neil’s girlfriend at the end
of Inbetweeners 2 film. Lucky
fella! In Torchwood: Children of Earth
(2009), Lucy played Alice Carter, Captain Jack’s daughter.
Phil Nice played the Driving Instructor in
The Inbetweeners (series) played Henry in Kill the Moon 2014 - Doctor Who and
played a rambler in Torchwood: Miracle Day episode 1
Aniji Mohindra played Charlotte
Colin Spaull played Roy, a friend or family
member of Will's in 2009. He played Mr
Crane in the two parter Who story - Rise of the Cybermen and The Age of Steel
in 2006. He played Lilt in Revelation of
the Daleks part 1 & 2 in 1985, and appeared as himself and Lilt in the
Revelation Exhumed video in 2005.
David Fynn who played Wolfie in the episode
'Work Experience' 2009 in The Inbetweeners series, played Marcellus in The
Pandorica Opens in 2010.
Andrew Brooke played Barman 1 in one episode in
2008. In Doctor Who he played The
Gunslinger in A Town Called Mercy in 2012
Stephanie Fayerman played Neil's gran in 'Will's
Dilemma' in 2010. In Doctor Who she
played McLuhan in Dragonfire: part one and three in 1987.
William Webb was in the editorial department for
Torchwood - Adrift, Reset, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang in 2008 and Day One and
Everything Changes in 2006. Also worked
as Editor for 4 episodes of SJA in 2007 - Revenge of the Slitheen part 1 &2
and Eye of the Gorgon part 1 and 2.
Series Art Direction
Lucienne Suren was also involved in Art Direction
in Doctor Who in 4 episodes between 2012 - 2013 - Asylum of the Daleks, The
Angels Take Manhattan in 2012, The Rings of Akhaten and Nightmare in Silver in
2013, and as supervising art director for The Time of the Doctor in 2013. Was involved in An Adventure in Space and
Time in 2013,
Andy Smart was stunt man for 'Thorpe Park
Andy Piers Morris was safety diver for Camping Trip
in 2010. And was safety freediver in The
Vampires of Venice in 2010 for Doctor Who but was uncredited.
Oli Russell was Second Camera Operator for 6
episodes during 2010 - Camping Trip, Will is Home Alone, Trip to Warwick,
Will's Dilemma, The Gig and the Girlfriend and The Fashion Show. Also for 3 episodes of Doctor Who
Confidential in 2010. Christmas Special,
Death in Venice
Becky Brown Costume and Wardrobe Department was
wardrobe supervisor for 6 episodes of Inbetweeners in 2008. Xmas Party, Caravan Club, Girlfriend, Thorpe Park
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