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Miracle Day: The New World.

Taking on the 456 and Abaddon is nothing compared to what is happening in the world now. A new challenge for Torchwood. Right across the world, nobody dies. Those on their death beds. Those about to be executed for crimes against 12 year old Susie Cabina. Those with death wishes. Suicide victims. Nobody can die.

Except for Captain Jack Harkness.

Where the whole world becomes immortal – he becomes mortal!

Researching the phenomenon that is happening, the CIA become interested in Torchwood, and watch analyst Esther Drummond finds but forgets Torchwood briefly, just as the building she’s in is destroyed by a terrorist.

In Friedkin’s office, all information regarding Torchwood is taken and stored away. Just who is Torchwood and what is so special about them? And why does Friedkin want everything on Torchwood for himself?

Welcome to The New World.

Now normally I’d have a fair idea of who the cast are, if they were British, but a whole new set of faces baffle me, as following a transcript of characters, I have little knowledge on the different TV networks and stations in the US of A, and so I can’t put names to the many different reporters and cast portraying reporters in this episode, so I do apologise in advance of this article. I’ve done my best. If you know who plays which in this episode, do please message me over on our Facebook or Twitter page.

Mekhi Phifer

‘Agent Rex Matheson’

"I hate to bust up your sweet little tea party, but this isn't an arrest. This is a rendition. And on behalf of the CIA, under the 456 amendments to US code 3184, I'm extraditing this so-called Torchwood team to the United States of America. Now, get me out of here. Take me home."

Agent Rex Matheson had an agenda to rise up the ranks of the CIA, and revelling in one other agent's misfortunes, when he's suddenly caught up in his own dilemma after a lorry slams on its brakes and loosens several scaffolding poles that fly through his windscreen, harpooning him to his seat. Now naturally, this would kill any human dead, but not today, today, nobody dies, today everybody LIVES.

Since Torchwood, Phifer has worked in some well-known and popular television dramas, including White Collar playing Kyle Collins, before taking up the role of Max in Divergent, and reprising the role again for Insurgent in 2014. He played Max again in 2016 for Divergent: Allegiant.

In 2016 he also played Ambassador Moreton in Secret City. Followed by Satcha Reyna in the television series Frequency for a year. Playing Joe Baker in Chicago P.D. in 2018. Played Tommy Brown in The Bobby Brown Story in the same year. In Truth Be Told plays Markus Knox for 8 episodes between 2019 - 2020.

Alexa Havins

‘Esther Drummond’

"Hold on, hold on. I think I've got something. Sergeant Davison made one call on Tuesday at seventeen oh eight to a number that's on the UK Hickman register. That's a list of cell numbers allocated to witness protection schemes. I've traced the handset. Sending you the coordinates now. It's at fifty one degrees thirty four north, four degrees seventeen west."

Esther Drummond, the quiet watch analyst for the CIA, who has a soft spot for Agent Matheson, follows him into the search for Torchwood, and uncovers a conspiracy where they can trust nobody but themselves and Torchwood for the truth.

Since Torchwood, Havins has worked in television and films for television from 2011 - 2019. One of the longest running roles to date was as Babe Carey/Babe Carey Chandler for All My Children from 2003 - 2011, for 268 episodes. Since then has played Elle Daniels in Castle in 2012, Linda in Constantine in 2015, Pat White in The Astronaut Wives Club in the same year. Molly Stewart in Professor Marston and the Wonder Women. In TV movie Killer Vacation in 2018 played Lindsey Harris and Kate in Barry in the episode Past = Present x Future Over Yesterday in 2019.

Bill Pullman

‘Oswald Danes’

"That's right, Mister Peterssen. And when considering the persistence of the law, then the Eighth Amendment clearly forbids the application of cruel and unusual punishment, such as mine, alongside the Fifth Amendment and I quote, nor shall any person be subject for the same offence twice. The Founding Fathers practically had me in mind when they wrote the Constitution. Don't you think though? Don't you think? Because I can guarantee, Mister Peterssen, that when I talk of lawyers, I mean the team who will be suing the governor and I mean the governor himself. Not his office, but the actual man. They will be suing him for wrongful imprisonment. And I promise you that they will sue his ass to high heaven till angels sing songs of him in their laments. Is that clear?"

Nobody will ever forget the evil deeds that Oswald Danes did to poor Susie Cabina, the 12 year old girl who ‘should have run faster’. Yet throughout the Miracle he manages to sway those doubters, despite his past crimes, and becomes the new saviour of the people, people desperately searching for answers. And it’s Oswald Danes who searches and finds Torchwood, and follows them to the final showdown, in a pit in old Shanghai.

Since Torchwood, Pullman once again reprised his role as President of the United States by returning to play President Whitmore in Independence Day: Resurgence in 2016. Cosy with a Presidents role, played President Dale Gilchrist in 1600 Penn TV series between 2012 - 2013.

Played Sicilus Leonatus in Anarchy: Ride or Die in 2014. Played Brian Plummer in The Equaliser in the same year returning in 2018 for Equaliser 2 as the same character. Played Lefty Brown in The Ballad of Lefty Brown in 2017. Played himself in A Thousand Junkies in 2017.

In National Theatre Live played Joe Keller in All My Sons in 2019. Played Harry Dietzler in Dark Waters in the same year. For 24 episodes played Harry Ambrose in The Sinner TV Series. Has just completed filming of The High Note in 2020.

Arlene Tur

‘Dr. Vera Juarez’

"Rex, now listen to me. Because you might want to take something under consideration. That maybe you were lucky. You should've died last night, but when this thing happened, the miracle, it gave me time to fix you. Without the miracle, you'd be dead."

There seems an attachment between the doctor and agent Matheson throughout this series, and when she becomes a part of the CIA/Torchwood team, it brings them closer still. But Torchwood operatives never live as long and the poor Dr discovers this to her cost, after entering the camp run by Colin Maloney.

Since Torchwood, her biggest role to date since 2015 when nothing else is listed for her, played Antigone De La Vega in South Beach for 6 episodes.

Paul James

‘Agent Noah Vickers’

"They all died. So the story goes. Anyone that worked for Torchwood was killed in action. And they died young."

Agent Noah Vickers was the young CIA watch analyst who paid dearly for his research into The Family and their connections with The Miracle. One of the good guys.

Since Torchwood, James has played single characters and serial characters, in a variety of different roles, from Derek in Crawlspace in 2013, P.P. Trey Jensen in CSI: NY in same year, Max in Farmed and Dangerous for 2 episodes in 2014, Eric Block in Grey's Anatomy in same year. Back with CSI: Crime Scene Investigation as a Bomb Squad Tech, again in 2014. Played Sean Egan in The Path between 2016 - 2017 for 22 episodes, and O'Connor for The Last Ship from 2014 - 2017 for the same number of episodes. Played Ben Gellis in The Hot Zone in 2019, and Samson Hughes for 10 episodes of Soundtrack in the same year. Plays Scott Henderson for Seed of Doubt now in Post production

Marina Benedict

‘Charlotte Wills’

"The world changed overnight, yeah? Some old British thing is not on the top of the list."

Comes across as a good friend in the CIA to Esther Drummond, but really a double agent. Nasty piece of work.

Since Torchwood, played Veronica for True Blood television series in 2013, Colonel Oksana Zhirkov in Burn Notice in the same year. Played Ingrid Magnusson in Bones in 2014. Ellen Clark in Criminal Minds in 2015. Played Toni Cannava in 6 episodes of Flesh and Bone in 2015. Played A&W in Prison Break in 2017 for 8 episodes. Played Cherry in 4 episodes of Gotham - A Dark Knight in 2017.

More recently played Destiny in Wisdom of the Crowd in 2018 and Magdalen for In Vino in 2019.

Brian Guest

‘Alexander Peterssen’

" ... the governor's office would like to offer its condolences without an admission of liability for any physical distress caused by events beyond its control."

Alexander Peterssen worked for the Governor's office and visited Danes after his execution, offering condolences from the governor himself. He was soon put in his place by Danes who advised Peterssen to release him or his lawyers would have a field day with his employer, personally.

Since Torchwood, Guest has played many singular roles such as Jimmy Koller in Hawaii Five-0 in 2011, Lenny in In My Pocket in same year. Trent in Apples and Oranges. Bradley Bullet in Lying for a Living in 2013, Gym Dude in Workaholics in 2014, Mitch Hess in Rush Hour, the television series. Played Rex in NCIS: Los Angeles in episode Ghost Gun in 2016. Played Agent Marman in Scorpion in 2017. In three episodes of Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and the Notorious B.I.G.  played Tim Searight in 2018. In the 2020 version of Magnum, played Gil for 2 episodes. In the series, The Fugitive plays Tommy in 2020. In Cash Collectors currently in pre production, plays Terry Valasace.

Penny Bunton

‘Female Hiker’

"We have got proper shoes. We can get across nice and quickly."

Clearly working for The Family or some secret organisation or other who identified that Gwen Cooper was in fact living in a remote area of the Welsh countryside with her husband and baby, before Rex Matheson arrived and the chopper that would tear a hole through her house.

Bunton's roles began with Torchwood in 2011 and seem to have ended in 2018 with Speechless, playing Woman #2 in Speechless. Played Boddington Receptionist in RED 2 in 2013.

Ron Butler

‘Senior Professor’

It’s difficult to say at which point the Senior Professor comes into the story. There is a Professor (surgeon) who is brought in to examine the bomber at the CIA Archives building, and there’s others who are brought in to discuss on news headlines about the latest Miracle event.

Since Torchwood played Oscar for 49 episodes of True Jackson, VP from 2008 - 2011. Played Vice Principal Lewis for five episodes in First Day in 2011. Played the Director in Dog with a Blog in 2012. Council Secretary in Parenthood television series in 2012. Played Jordan Shouse in Grey's Anatomy in 2013. Played Eric Sinclair in Bunheads from 2012 - 2013. Played an advisor in Shameless in the same year. Played President Obama in Sketchy in the same year. Played Barack Obama in Old Dogs & New Tricks in 2014, as well as President Snowbama in The Hungover Games in the same year. Played Obama and Victor in The Bodega in 2014. In 2016 played Godbama for Hollywood Girl. Played Dr. Taylor for Switched at Birth in 2017. And Alex in Act 6 of Alex & Jaime in 2017.

Jim Castillo

‘Male Anchor #2’

"Not one person in the United States"

One of the many News Anchor team to relay the news to move the story along in Miracle Day.

Since Torchwood was the voice of Foster a Mad scientist in The Grid: Zombie Outlet Maul in 2015.

Rick Chambers

‘Senior Male Anchor’

"Seventeen more authorities immediately reported the same thing. The story exploded on social network sites. Miracle Day. That's what's being called."

Again, another Male Anchor who reported the news breaking across the world.

Since Torchwood has been a Reporter in a variety of different television series and movies including working as a dolly grip in Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II in 2012.

Many roles were single character appearances until we reach 2010 - 2013 where Chambers voiced Tom Martin, Reporter and Race Reporter for Infamous: Second Son video game. Was a News Anchor for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in 2014. And KWLA Anchor Ben Waterman in Nightcrawler in the same year. In American Crime Story played da Minneapolis Newscaster and Male Reporter for two episodes from 2016 - 2018. Skipping ahead to 2020 plays Dan Thunders in Coop and Cami Ask the World television series in the episode Would You Wrather Have a Snow Day?

Hymnson Chan

‘Male Nurse’

"It's the internal cameras. Security system, that's all."

Either the male nurse talking to Rex after his procedure or during the A&E influx with  Dr Vera Juarez.

Since Torchwood has voiced characters for video games, played characters for film shorts, and TV serials, from Resident Evil 6 as voices of enemies in 2012. Played a Frat guy in Surviving Jack in 2014. Was a Martial Arts Club Student in Mighty Med again in 2014. In Key and Peele played an Audio Tech in the Super Bowl Special in 2015. Played a Chinese Tech guy in Scorpion in 2016. In Rhett and Link's Buddy System played a Pleading Man in 2017. Played Kodo in Henry Danger in 2018. Played a Writer in Jane the Virgin in 2019. Played a Rival Gamer in Ballers in the same year. Played Chinese Pickles in 2020 TV series Kidding. Has just completed filming for Fallen Cards as a Black Locust Fighter. Currently in post production for Knifecorp as Buddy Chang and Nerdy Guy for The Spare Room, and is currently filming Angel Investors as Sathya, and in Pre Production of Blood Trail as Johnny.

Van Epperson

‘Archivist’

"Friedkin's office took all the Torchwood files, cleared us out."

Worked in the CIA Archives Building and was killed by the terrorist out destroy all records of Torchwood, and Captain Jack Harkness, and all those in the building searching for answers, as it would ultimately lead them to uncover details about The Family.

Since Miracle Day, Epperson has played a multitude of different character roles including a shop owner in How I Met Your Mother in 2011. Pharmacist in Parenthood series in 2012. Guy with Flag in The Middle from 2009 - 2012. Pop in NCIS in 2012. Judge Ken Winkleman in Franklin & Bash in 2013, Stu Fretch in Parks and Recreation in 2014. Dr Silas Root in How to Get Away with Murder in 2014. A Guidance Counselor in Shameless US version in 2016. Chronic Bronchitis Bill in The Real O'Neals in 2016.

Phil Tucker in Training Day television series. Roger Spugozi in I'm Dying Up Here in 2017. Randy in Curb Your Enthusiasm in the same year. Nate Shop Owner in Arrested Development in 2018. Played Ben Herndon, Detective Pomerance, Roger Smoot for Documentary Now! series from 2015 - 2019.

In 2020 played Senator Walters in SEAL Team series, and Banker for Them: Covenant series in the same year.

Ellen Fox

‘TV Journalist’

One of many covering the Miracle Day events

Since Torchwood has played a small number of Female Reporters for different television programmes,  as well as playing Ivana for a short film currently in post production, called Maestro. Plus has worked as a writer for The Rotten Tomatoes Show from 2009 - 2010 and writer for 84 episodes of Eye Opener from 2011 - 2012.

Laura Gardner

‘Female Expert’

Since Torchwood has played characters for many short films, as well as various dramas with single character roles such as Patrice Tolbert in Castle in 2013, Judith in My Dad's Tapes in 2014, Dr. Mellanby in Fresh off the Boat in 2016. Emma Pruitt and Pruitt Caregiver in Outcast in 2017. Vivienne in DogGone It in 2017. Dr Crawford in The Romanoffs in 2018. 

Doris Sawyer in SEAL Team in 2019, and currently in post production, Dr. Batra in A Deadly Bridenapping in 2020.

Lauri Hendler

‘Angry Nurse’

"These people are dead. That's what they are. Dead people sitting up in bed. They terrify me. I'm not touching them. I'm sorry, but they should be corpses. That's what they are, living corpses."

Pops up on the news on television disgusted at the living dead that she has to still treat in hospital after the Miracle.

Since Torchwood, has voiced characters - Alea Qunitus, Colette Marence, Elda Early-Dawn for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim video game in 2011. Jane Valderamma for Saints Row: The Third video Game, and again for Saints Row IV in 2013. For television has played Heckler in Veep in 2016, Fran the Editor in Get Shorty series in 2018, a Mediator in Runaways in 2019 and in post production, Joan in Voices

Carla Jeffery

‘Teenage Girl’

Since Torchwood, played Margie in Shake It Up from 2012 - 2013. Vondra in Teacher of the Year in 2014, Super Cheery Camp Girl in Crazy Ex Girlfriend in 2015. Played Kiana in Uncle Buck television series in 2016. Played Bree in Z-O-M-B-I-E-S television movie in 2018, including the sequel in 2020. 

Currently playing Carmen in post production film Puzzled.

Clint Jung

‘Male Professor – Santini’

"We think this man was right at the centre of the blast, and yet he's still alive. Clearly, the skin is burnt. He's not indestructible, just undying. Everliving. We're going to need a new vocabulary. But we're getting the same results from all over the world."

I'm assuming, although could be wrong, that Jung plays the guy who performs an autopsy on the burnt body of the man who blew himself up in the archive building.

Since Torchwood, has played a number of professional character roles from drs to detectives and FBI agents, such as a Myanmarian Uniformed guy in The Young and the Restless in 2011, Dr. Tang the Clinical Psychologist in Cop Shows Anonymous in 2012. Was Nerf President for 3 episodes of Tosh.0 in 2013, Head Agent in Riley Rewind. Sapphire Security Guard in Swelter in 2014, Dr Carter in Sex SentMe to the ER a TV documentary series in 2014. Played Maoh Tang in The Port of San Pedro in 2015. Was an Armoured Truck Guard in Animal Kingdom in 2016. Consul-General Ramos for Hawaii Five-0 in the same year. Played Chingwe in Scorpion in 2016. Played Dr. Littlejohn in Lethal Weapon series in 2017. Played Top Yuan in Oishi: Demon Hunter in 2018, In the revamped MacGyver series played Samrozi in 2019. Played Geeral Ryuu Masuda in The Man in the High Castle in 2019. Currently in post production plays Judge Martin Shepley for The Undoing in 2020, plays Mr Wu in What's Buried in the Backyard and Roger in Last Three Days.

Charlene Lovings

‘Nurse’

Since Torchwood played a Lawyer in 2012 for Matchmakers, a television series. 

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Jessica Mathews

‘Female Anchor #3’

Since Torchwood, has appeared in many film shorts as an actress but also as producer of the piece. Played Elizabeth in Damon's Tiki Bar between 2015 - 2017 for 10 episodes, as an actress and was also executive producer of this. As a producer, and an executive producer, and line producer, has been involved in many short films and video shorts from Chef Brad's Five Star Tips: Vol 1-3 from 2014 - 2016. Was field producer for Toddlers & Tiaras in 2016, Was producer of The Hollywood Box series in 2017. 

Producer for The Meridian Contact short in 2018 and producer of Polyvore short in 2019.

Rocky McMurray

‘Senior Guard’

Since Torchwood, played Hunter in Grey's Anatomy in 2012, a Prison Guard in Cleaners in 2013. Played Captain Rogers in Criminal Minds in 2014. In Secrets & Lies in 2016 played Frank Soica. Played a Security Guard in NCIS: Los Angeles in 2017. Played Chief Aggerton in Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Played General Fischer in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. in 2018. 

Still in uniform, played a Captain in S.W.A.T series in 2019.

Laura Morgan

‘Flight Attendant’

"I'm sorry, sir. I have to ask you to turn your phone off now."

As far as I'm aware, Morgan played the flight attendant insistent that Matheson switched off his phone during the flight.

Since Torchwood, played Devon in the new series of 90210 in 2011, and in 2014 played an OR Nurse.

Phil Nice

‘Male Hiker’

‘I hope we're not disturbing you. Just wondering, if we're going back to the village, is it quicker to cut back across to the beach or would we get cut off at this time of the day? Better to ask, I thought, just in case.’

Since Torchwood, Nice has played Mr Henderson in Outnumbered in 2011, Ben in Hunderby in 2012, George Hooper in Way to Go in 2013, Ben in Hebburn for 4 episodes from 2012 - 2013. 

Played Henry in Doctor Who episode Kill the Moon in 2014. Played Andrew Darlington in Broadchurch in 2015. Over a six year period has played three different characters in the afternoon medical drama Doctors from 2000 - 2016. For 11 episodes from 2012 - 2016 played Keith in Citizen Khan, played Mr Willow for 3 episodes of Waffle the Wonder Dog in 2018. In 2019 played Mr Black in Hold the Sunset.

Bunnie Rivera

‘Rosita’

"Tengo tu pasaporte."

Rosita was Rex Matheson's house keeper.

Since Torchwood, has played a Latina Soccer Mom in Think Like a Man in 2012. Carmen in Suburgatory from 2012 - 2014 for 15 episodes. Played the Lady Who Hit Your Car in Crazy Ex-Girlfriend series in 2015. Played Jury Forewoman in Brooklyn Nine-Nine in 2017, was a Receptionist in Ballers in 2017 for 2 episodes. 

Was Prayer Group #1 for 2 episodes of Young Sheldon from 2018 - 2019 and played Rosario in S.W.A.T in 2019.

Robin Sachs

‘British Professor’

Robin Sachs clocked up 70 acting credits before he died in 2013, four days before he turned 62. Prior to Torchwood he was better known to many Buffy fans as Ethan Rayne, Giles' brother and you can read about Robin Sachs in our two dedications to Buffy on the website.

After Torchwood, he played an Announcer in Castle in 2012, an MI5 Inspector, Andrew Challis in NCIS in the same year. Was the voice of Zaeed Massani in Mass Effect 3 video game, and the voice of Ataman and Ivan Judanovich for Biohazard: Damnation in the same year.

Heather Ann Smith

‘Joan Cabina’

Sat in on the execution of Oswald Danes.

Heather's only role was in Torchwood Miracle Day as Joan Cabina, the mother of the murdered school girl, Susie Cabina.

Jackie Torres

‘Female Anchor #2’

Since Torchwood, played Blanca in 15 episodes of Mosaicos in 2013, a mixture of characters from 2012 - 2017 for Blood Relatives, was the Guest Star for 3 episodes of Dante Night Show from 2016 - 2017.

Played Yolli and a Cleaning Lady for Black Monday in 2019 and plays Mrs. Ines for Domino: Battle of the Bones, currently in Post-Production.

Nischelle Turner

‘Female Anchor’

Since Torchwood, has played a Newscaster, News Anchor, Talk Show Host for Supergirl in 2015, American Horror Story in the same year and The Young and the Restless in 2019.

David Grant Wright

‘Male Anchor’

“For the past thirty six hours, no fatalities have been reported.”

Since Torchwood has never played another News Anchor, but more of a mixture of different characters ranging from Councilman Westmoreland in Sons of Anarchy in 2011, Monsignor Joseph in 90210, in 2012, a Policeman in Deadtime Stories in 2013. FBI Director Foster in Scandal from 2012 - 2014. Shapiro in Taken Away in 2014. Dr. Derek Kaminsky in The Night Shift in 2015. Consigliere Tucci in General Hospital in 2015, General Scott in Agent X in 2015. 

Colonel Fontenot in Scorpion in 2016, Judge Russel Gates in The Young and the Restless in 2016. Played Oliver Decker in NCIS: Los Angeles in 2017. From 2017 - 2019, played Nathaniel Plimpton II in Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. In 2020 played Commissioner Hernandez for Interrogation, and Neal Ahern for Deputy.

Michael Austin

‘Patient’ (uncredited)

Since Torchwood was credited as Michael Wisniewski from 2012 onwards.  Played an uncredited anaesthetist and Mayor for several episodes of Casualty from 2010 - 2012. Played a CPS Solicitor uncredited in Sherlock episode The Reichenbach Fall in 2012. Played an Ex Serviceman in Stella in the same year. 

Played a Coal Miner in The Story of Wales in 2012. Played a series of Shorts from 2012 - 2020. Plays Ole Eide the Coroner in Ghostware currently in pre-production.

Graham Burton

‘Patient (Uncredited)’

Since Torchwood played an electrician in Casualty in 2012. Arthur a Party Guest in Father Brown in 2013, A multitude of characters uncredited in Doctors from 2010 - 2013. Played Chief Supt David Duckenfield for 30 for 30: Soccer Stories in 2014.

Played a Brewery Delivery Man in The A Word in 2016. a Florida Balloon Seller and Barbecue Guest in Little Boy Blue in 2017, followed by a WW1 Soldier uncredited in Wonder Woman in the same year. Was amongst the Funeral Congregation in Doctor Who episode The Woman Who Fell to Earth in 2018 and a Cafe Owner in Resolution in 2019. In the same year played a London Passerby in Spider-Man: Far from Home. And plays an Auction Guest in 355 currently in post production for 2021.

Shenell Edmonds

‘WRZ Interviewee’ (uncredited)

Since Torchwood has played Kendra in Gun Hill, a TV movie in 2011, played Destiny Evans for 218 episodes of One Life to Live from 2009 - 2012. Played Meeka for 4 episodes of Show Me a Hero in 2015. Played Ranita in Roxanne Roxanne in 2017, Theresa Jones in Blue Bloods in 2018, played a Drama Kid #1 in Alex Strangelove in the same year and in 2019, played Tiara in Safe Spaces.

Alen Toric

‘Prison Guard’ (uncredited)

Since Torchwood is often credited as Denny Torich. Most roles are uncredited or shorts. Has played Russian Mobster #1 for The Wrong Guys for the Job in 2013, Demetri for Chasing the Dollar film short in 2016. An uncredited firefighter in Suicide Squad.

Played Lucaz in SEAL team in 2017. Airport Officer 1 in Follow Me currently in Post production in 2020.

Tre Williamson

‘Hero Orderly’ (uncredited)

Since Torchwood has played Figaro in The Scam in 2012, Tom Cruise's Minion in Not Another Celebrity Movie in 2013. Bellhop in Happy Endings in 2013. Facilitator in Threesome in 2015. Security Guard in The Plug in 2016. JuJu in Sinners Wanted in 2018 and Uber Driver for The Morning After: Part One in 2018.