Last Tango
in Halifax is a
romantic drama series about two childhood sweethearts Alan and Celia, who have
been apart for 60 years and are reunited through Facebook. It stars Derek Jacobi and Anne Reid as Alan
and Celia, and was written by Sally Wainwright who also brought us Happy Valley .
The series
began on 20th November 2012 and was nominated for four awards in the
2013 British Academy Television Awards. The lead cast of Jacobi, Reid and Sarah
Lancashire were nominated for Best Actor, Best Actress and Best Supporting
Actress categories, while the series itself was nominated for the Best Drama
Series and won. Sally Wainwright also
picked up an award for Best Writer at the 2013 British Academy Television Craft
Awards.
Last Tango
in Halifax
isn’t ready to head off into the sunset, even if their elderly cast may have
headed off on their honeymoon, a fourth series is set to air at the end of
2015. I for one can’t wait!
There is
one rather noticeable reason why this was added to our Connection’s page this
month and that being…yes you’ve guessed it, the rather large amount of Doctor
Who cast and crew involved in the production.
It goes
without saying that when I look down the credits list and spot familiar names I
often smile and know what I’ll be researching in the coming weeks, and if
anything it keeps those old grey cells in check during these long damp winter
months.
So for
those, who like me want to know just how many cast and crew were in a
production, we’ve done the research so you don’t have to…well you can if you
want, but we’ve done it all the same.
Cast
Anne Reid played Celia for 18 episodes to
date from 2012-2015. Played Florence Finnegan - Smith
and Jones (2007) Doctor Who
Derek Jacobi played
Alan for 18 episodes, to date from 2012-2015. Played Professor Yana/The Master
- Utopia (2007) Doctor Who
Sarah Lancashire played Caroline for 18 episodes
from 2012-2015. In Doctor Who played
Miss Foster in Partners in Crime (2008).
Nina Sosanya played Kate for 18 episodes from
2012-2015. In Doctor Who played Trish in
Fear Her (2006)
Paul Copley played Harry for 10 episodes from
2012- 2015. He played Clement McDonald
in Torchwood’s Children of Earth, in all 5 episodes, uncredited in the last
episode in (2009).
Rupert Graves played Gary in 6 episodes between 2014-2015.
He played
Riddell in Doctor Who: Dinosaurs on a Spaceship in 2012, although probably
known better for his role as DI Lestrade in Sherlock.
Crew
Series Directed by
Euros Lyn for 6 episodes, 2012-2013.
Directed 12
episodes of Doctor Who from 2005 – 2010, was uncredited for The Beast Below in
2010. Directed all 5 episodes of
Torchwood’s Children of Earth 2009, including Doctor Who at the Proms ‘Music of
the Spheres’ 2009, plus the TV short of the same name, and the 2005 Children in
Need Special which introduced us to David Tennant as the New Doctor…ahh
Barcelona!
Series Produced by
Des Hughes line producer for 6 episodes, 2012.
Series Music by Line Producer for 8
episodes of Doctor Who with 11th Doctor from 2012-2013
The Time of
the Doctor, The Day of the Doctor, The Name of the Doctor, Nightmare in Silver,
Journey to the centre of the TARDIS, The Rings of Akhaten, The Bells of St
John, The Snowmen.
Was an
actor in The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot 2013
Murray Gold for 6 episodes, 2012.
Series Cinematography by Composer for 105 episodes of Doctor Who
between 2005-2014, Dalek Squad 2014, BBC Proms: Prom 2: Doctor Who at the Proms
(2013), Doctor Who Live: The Next Doctor 2013, Doctor Who Confidential 2011 -
Death is the only answer - uncredited.
Torchwood 18 Episodes 2006 - 2011, BBC Proms (TV Series) (1 episode) -
Prom 10: Doctor Who at the Proms (2010) (Obviously Murray’s list is humungous
and we will cover Murray more extensively in the
future, because obviously Murray
ROCKS)
Series Cinematography by Gavin
Struthers for 6
episodes, 2013.
Director of
Photography for The Power of Three - 2012 Doctor Who
Series Film Editing by
Richard Cox for 6 episodes, 2012-2015.
The Next
Doctor - Doctor Who (2008). 9 episodes
of Torchwood 2006-2008 - Exit Wounds, Something Borrowed, A Day in the Death,
Dead Man Walking, Adam, To the Last Man, Combat, Out of Time, Countrycide.
Crispin Green for 3 episodes, 2012.
Doctor Who
6 episodes including Forest of the Dead,
Silence in the library, Fear Her, The Idiot's Lantern, The girl in the
fireplace, Tooth and Claw (2006-2008)
David Cresswell for 3 episodes, 2013.
4 episodes
2006, Doctor Who - Doomsday, Army of Ghosts, The Age of Steel, Rise of the
Cybermen
Selina Macarthur for 3 episodes, 2013.
3 episodes
Doctor Who 2013-2014, Time Heist, Listen and Journey to the centre of the
TARDIS
Series Art Direction by Sophia
Stapleton for 6
episodes, 2012.
Stand by
art director for 1 episode Doctor Who 2011 - The Doctor, the widow and the
wardrobe
Series Second Unit Director or
Assistant Director
Mick Pantaleo first assistant director for 6
episodes, 2012.
First
assistant director for 3 episodes of Doctor Who from 2010 - 2011
Holly Thurman assistant art director for 6
episodes, 2012.
Production
buyer for Doctor Who 2012 - 2014
Series Sound Department
Mark Ryder sound effects editor for 6
episodes, 2014-2015.
Dubbing
Mixer for 4 episodes of 12th again including Doctor Who Special
(2013)
Series Stunts
Gordon Seed stunt coordinator for 5 episodes,
2012-2013.
Doctor Who
stunt performer - 21 episodes, 2006 – 2014, stunt coordinator - 13 episodes,
2011 – 2014, assistant stunt coordinator - 1 episode, 2011, Matt Smith - 1
episode, 2010.
Dean Forster stunt coordinator / stunts for 4
episodes, 2012-2015.
Was Stunt
performer in Doctor Who for 7 episodes during 2005 – 2014, plus performed
stunts for two episodes of Who in 2007 – 2010.
In Torchwood performed stunts for 2 episodes during 2008-2009 both of
which were uncredited. (Sleeper – 2008 & COE: Day Three 2009) And as stunt
performer for Combat 2006 which he was credited for.
Abbi Collins stunts for 2 episodes, 2012.
In Doctor
Who Abbi was a stunt coordinator for 11 episodes from 2006 – 2009, was stunt
coordinator for SJA series for 12 episodes from 2007-2008.
Stephanie Carey stunts for 1 episode, 2012.
Was stunt
performer for 6 episodes of Doctor Who from 2007 – 2013, also stunts in 1
episode in 2010, was a stunt performer in Torchwood COE: Day One uncredited.
Gary Hoptrough stunts for 1 episode, 2012. Torchwood
(stunt performer - 1 episode) - Ghost Machine (2006) ... (stunt performer)
Series Camera and Electrical
Department
Tom Williams first assistant camera:
"a" camera / first assistant camera: "b" camera - dailies
for 8 episodes, 2013-2015.
Was first
assistant camera for 1 episode of Doctor Who in 2011 – uncredited
Ben Griffiths best boy for 6 episodes, 2012.
Was
Electrician for 37 episodes of Doctor Who from 2007 – 2011. Was electrician for Torchwood in 2009 for
Children of Earth.
Gareth Williams electrician for 6 episodes, 2012.
Was
Electrician for 5 episodes of Torchwood – COE in 2009.
Gavin Struthers camera operator for 6 episodes,
2013.
Was
director of photography for 1 episode of Doctor Who in 2012 – The Power of
Three.
Sam Smithard second assistant camera for 3
episodes, 2015. Was Camera Assistant for 14 episodes of Doctor Who from 2012 –
2013.
James Leigh camera operator for 1 episode, 2013.
Was camera
operator for 2 episodes of Doctor Who – Planet of the Dead in 2009 and The Girl
Who Waited in 2011. He was camera
operator for 5 episodes of Torchwood – COE in 2009.
Thank you to
IMDB
Wikipedia
For
unlimited sources of information
And
inspiration.
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