Star
Wars: The Last Jedi (2017)
Based on characters by
George Lucas, The Last Jedi tells the story of the bitter struggle for freedom
against the tyrannical threat of the New Order. With fierce battles,
lightsabers and mind tricks, and some good old fashioned humour, The Last Jedi
is one of THE best Star Wars films to date of the new Disney saga, despite
critics stating that it fell shy of the previous film. It depends how you look
at it.
For me, I loved it that
much, I need to go back and watch it again, to see the bits I know I missed the
first time around.
Plus, the fact that while
watching I squeed loudly (at the cinema) when I saw Mark Lewis Jones. It’s not
surprising that many cast and crew from the Whoniverse feature in the film,
given much of the filming was in the UK. So it was only natural that I’d want
to hunt for a few I didn’t were in the film.
So, we’ve done the
research, so you don’t have to.
Cast & Crew
Cast
Amanda
Lawrence played
Commander D'Acy. In Doctor Who, Amanda played Doomfinger in the episode The
Shakespeare Code in 2007.
Jimmy
Vee replaces Kenny
Baker as R2-D2. Jimmy played Banakaffalatta in Doctor Who episode Voyage of the
Damned in 2007, before that he played the Moxx of Balhoon in The End of the
World and the Alien in Aliens of London in 2005 and the Skovox Blitzer in the
12th Doctor episode The Caretaker in 2014. He played a Slitheen in The Sarah
Jane Adventures Comic Relief Special in 2009, and The Graske in the Doctor Who
at the Proms in 2009, The Graske in Music of the Spheres in 2008 and the Graske
in the Doctor Who: Attack of the Graske video game in 2005.
Tim
Rose played Admiral
Ackbar. From 2011 - 2014 he has been animatronic engineer in Doctor Who episode
Let's Kill Hitler, with Millennium FX, as animatronics for Closing Time also in
2011, and animatronic designer for Deep Breath in 2014, all with Millennium FX
and all uncredited.
Mark
Lewis Jones played
Captain Canady. Currently playing Steve Baldini in Keeping Faith (2017), Mark
played John Ellis in Torchwood episode Out of Time in 2006.
Paul
Kasey played C'ai
Threnalli, but also played Admiral Raddus in Rogue One, and uncredited as Ello
Asty in The Force Awakens. Paul has appeared in 35 episodes of Doctor Who
playing a multitude of different characters, from Ood Sigma, Whisper Man,
Judoon, Time Zombie, Cyberman, Cyberleader, Hero Pig, Judoon Captain, Robot
Santa, The Hoix, The Ood, Nephew, Wooden Queen, clockwork Man, the Forest of
Cheem Tree, an Auton, and Slitheen, from 2005 - 2014.
For SJA he's played Jeffrey,
Blakeman, Janine Slitheen, Jay Slitheen, Emperor, Mistress, Kudlak, Highwayman,
Captain Tybo, Leaf Blathereen, Shansheeth, Red Robot, The Metalkind from 2007 -
2011. In Torchwood played a Weevil and Blowfish for 13 episodes from 2006 -
2008.
Dan
Euston played a
Resistance Bombardier. In 2013 was stunt performer for Doctor Who episode The
Crimson Horror.
Navin
Chowdhry played a
Resistance Cargo Pilot. Played Indra Ganesh in Doctor Who episodes Aliens of
London and World War Three in 2005.
Togo
Igawa played Resistance
Bridge Officer. Played Secretary General in Doctor Who episode The Pyramid at
the End of the World in 2017, and played Dr Tanizaki in Torchwood episode
Cyberwoman in 2006.
Darren
Morfitt played
Transport Deck Officer. Played Marco in Doctor Who episodes The Time of Angels
and Flesh and Stone in 2010.
Paul
Bazely played Hux's
First Order Officer. Played Ven Garr in Doctor Who episode The Doctor, the
Widow and the Wardrobe in 2011.
Warwick
Davis played Wodibin.
Played Porridge in Doctor Who episode Nightmare in Silver in 2013.
Kiran
Shah played Neepers
Panpick. Played an Emojibot and Figure in two Doctor Who episodes Listen in
2014, and Smile in 2017.
Danny
Sapani played Medical
Frigate Captain. Played Colonel Manton in Doctor Who episode A Good Man Goes to
War in 2011.
Bern
Collaço played a
Stormtrooper (uncredited). Played a Georgian Soldier and an Office Operator in
both Doctor Who episodes The Ice in 2017 and The Return of Doctor Mysterio in
2016, both uncredited.
Mickey
Lewis played a
Resistance Bridge Comms (uncredited). Was a Dalek Operator, a Cyberman, a
Harbourmaster, a Space corpse and a Beast Man all uncredited for Doctor Who
episodes from 2012 - 2017. He was also the body double for the Third Doctor in
The Day of the Doctor in 2013, again, uncredited.
Clem
So played Canto Bight
Casino Patron (uncredited). Played Rafando's Guard, a White Haired Corpse,
Regency Gent, Starline Galactic Villain, Trap Street Alien, Mongolian Warlord,
Chinese Artisan, Japanese Tourist, Victorian Clockwork Droid, and Karabraxos
Bank Client, all of which were uncredited for Doctor Who from 2012 - 2017.
William
Willoughby played a
Praetorian Guard (uncredited). Was stunt performer for 7 episodes of Doctor Who
from 2005 - 2012, and stunts for 2 episodes from 2007 - 2010. Was stunt double
for 2 episodes of Torchwood from 2006 - 2008, and stunts for 1 episode in 2009.
Makeup Department
Chris
Lyons was special
effects teeth. Was special effects teeth for 8 episodes of SJA from 2009 -
2010.
Claire
Pritchard was hair and
make-up artist: daily. Make up designer for 14 episodes of Doctor Who from 2014
- 2018, Make up Artist for 9 episodes of Doctor Who from 2005 - 2006, make up
supervisor for 1 episode in 2013. Make up supervisor for 14 episodes of
Torchwood, makeup designer for 7 episodes in 2011, makeup designer for 2
episodes in 2011, and makeup supervisor for for 2 episodes in 2006.
Adrian
Rigby was prosthetic
makeup artist: crowd. Was prosthetic make up artist on Doctor Who episode Face
the Raven in 2015. Was prosthetic make up artist for 4 episodes of SJA in 2008.
Allison
Sing was key crowd
hair/makeup artist. Was make up artist for 25 episodes of Doctor Who from 2007
- 2013. Was make up artist for SJA episode Invasion of the Bane in 2007.
Art Department
Sophie
Dyer Bartlett was
junior prop moulder. Was fabricator for Doctor Who episode The Girl Who Died in
2015.
Steven
Brown was sculptor. Was
the model maker for 14 episodes of the Doctor Who spin off series for K9 from
2009 - 2010.
Ian
Bunting was 3D set
designer. Was concept artist for 5 episodes of Torchwood in 2006. Was design
assistant for 12 episodes of Doctor Who from 2006 - 2007.
Martyn
Doust was chargehand
dressing props. Was props for Doctor Who at the Proms in 2013. Uncredited for
the Who Proms in props in 2009.
Justin
Lee Farr was
props/vehicles. Was prop maker for 10 episodes of Torchwood for 2006 - 2007.
Mark
Hutchinson was lead
snow effects technician. Was snow effects technician for 4 episodes of Doctor
Who from 2011 - 2015.
Adrian
Platt was chargehand
props. Was dressing props for Torchwood Everything Changes episode in 2006 but
uncredited.
Miguel
Quina was prop
modeller. Was props for 3 episodes of Doctor Who for 2014.
Matthew
Savage was concept
artist. Was design assistant for 6 episodes of Doctor Who from 2005 - 2006 and
storyboard artist for 2 episodes in 2010. Was concept designer for 1 episode of
SJA in 2007 and assistant art director for 3 episodes of Torchwood in 2006,
associate designer for 2 episodes in 2006. Appeared in three video documents
about Doctor Who from 2005 - 2010.
Sound Department
Adam
Ridge was with Skellig
Unit. Was Boom Operator for Doctor Who: Music of the Spheres in 2008.
Special Effects
Julie
Bentley was snow
effects consultant. Was snow effects consultant for 2 episodes of Doctor Who
from 2013 - 2015, one of which was uncredited for.
Chris
Clarke was key
animatronic designer. Was prosthetic technician for Doctor Who episode Turn
Left in 2008.
Liz
Harkin was fabricator.
Was creature effects fabricator for 2 episodes of Doctor Who in 2014,
fabricator for 1 episode in 2013 and costume fabricator for 1 episode in 2013.
Peter
Hawkins was animatronic
designer: Creature FX. Was on-set prosthetics supervisor for 6 episodes of
Doctor Who from 2007 - 2008, prosthetic effects for 6 episodes in 2006,
animatronic designer for 2 episodes in 2014, creature effects engineer for 1
episode in 2014, studio engineer for 1 episode in 2012 and prosthetics crew for
1 episode in 2008. Was animatronic engineer for 2 episodes of Doctor Who in
2015.
Was prosthetics and
animatronic effects floor supervisor for 8 episodes of Torchwood from 2006 -
2007.
Gustav
Hoegen was supervising
animatronic designer. Was prosthetics technician for 2 episodes of Doctor Who
in 2007. Appeared in episode Meet Martha Jones for Doctor Who Confidential in
2007.
Gareth
Jolly was special
effects technician. Was special effects technician for 4 episodes from 2008 -
2010.
Göran
Lundström was paint
finisher: Creature FX. Was makeup effects sculptor: Millennium FX for Doctor
Who episode The Waters of Mars in 2009, uncredited.
Matthew
MacMurray was
animatronics designer. Was animatronic assistant: Millennium FX for 2 episodes
in 2014, creature effects engineer: Millennium FX for 1 episode in 2014.
Gerard
Moore was animatronic
designer. Was animatronic assistant: Millennium FX for Doctor Who episode Deep
Breath, but uncredited in 2014.
Darren
Nevin was sculptor:
Creature FX. Was prosthetics technician for 3 episodes of Doctor Who from 2009
- 2010, and prosthetics crew for 1 episode in 2008.
Visual Effects
Stacey
Boiselle was motion
capture producer: Audiomotion Studios. Was motion capture producer for Doctor
Who episode Flatline in 2014.
Adriano
Cirulli was digital
compositor: ILM. Was 2D artist for 10 episodes of Doctor Who from 2008 - 2010.
Miguel
Santana was digital
compositor: ILM. Was roto artist/compositor:The Mill for Doctor Who episode,
Dinosaurs on a Spaceship in 2012 but uncredited.
Christopher
Taylor was digital
compositor: Jellyfish Pictures. Was digital compositor for 2 episodes of SJA in
2010 - Vault of Secrets part 1 & 2.
Stunts
Andrew
Burford was stunt
performer. Was stunt performer for 3 episodes of Doctor Who in 2017.
Dan
Euston was stunt double:
Oscar Isaac. Was stunt performer for Doctor Who episode The Crimson Horror in
2013.
Sarah
Franzl was stunt
performer. Was stunt performer for 4 episodes of Doctor Who from 2005 - 2010.
Claire
Lawrence was stunt
performer. Was stunt performer for Doctor Who episode The Return of Doctor
Mysterio in 2016.
William
Willoughby was stunt
performer. Was a stunt performer for 7 episodes from 2005 - 2012 for Doctor Who
and stunts for 2 episodes in 2007 - 2010. Uncredited for The Pandorica Opens,
Daleks in Manhattan and Rose.
Was stunt double for
Torchwood episodes Cyberwoman and Dead Man Walking, the latter of which he was
uncredited for, and uncredited for stunts in Children of Earth: Day Five.
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Lewis
Reynolds was costume
prop modeller. Played a German soldier in Doctor Who episode Twice Upon a Time
in 2017 but uncredited.
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