The prospect of a shared universe has been gaining momentum for some time now, with Russell T Davies recently confirming that the “next stage” of the long-running sci-fi series would include spin-offs, which he says are “ready. I’ve always thought there’s stuff we could do with UNIT there.” In 2009, Torchwood writer Phil Ford told the Radio Times he’d “always wanted to see more done with UNIT. Kate, the Brigadier’s daughter, first appeared in 2012’s “The Power of Three” and has featured alongside the Twelfth and Thirteenth Doctors in later stories. The six-part story, one of which is almost entirely missing from the BBC Archives, featured Patrick Troughton’s Second Doctor and marked a debut for Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart (the late Nicholas Courtney). Reported by The Radio Times, the outlet described the spin-off as a “Torchwood-style series” based on the fictional organisation first established in 1968’s “The Web of Fear.”
9 and Michelle Greenidge, along with Karen Pirie’s Bhav Joshi, Traces’ Eilidh Loan, Gangs of London’s Pete MacHale, Slow Horses’ Miles Yekinni and Mamma Mia!’s Hemi Yeroham.The BBC has yet to confirm the rumours surrounding the spin-off. Created by showrunner Russell T Davies, the new series will be part of the expanded. They’re joined by Anita Dobson, recently seen in BBC Two’s Inside No. Jemma Redgrave, 58, will star as head of scientific research Kate Stewart, a role she has played since 2012. Previously confirmed as appearing in Doctor Who series fourteen are Welsh actor Aneurin Barnard (who has a history with musicals too, as it happens) and returning UNIT queen Jemma Redgrave, who plays Kate Lethbridge-Stewart. In response, Groff said he was thrilled, Russell T Davies’ mind was extraordinary, and that Ncuti Gatwa was going to soar in this iconic role, all of which we can probably agree is the case. “Strap on your space boots, this is going to be a blast!”.
Showrunner Russell T Davies describes Tony and Emmy-nominated Groff’s casting as “an incredible coup and a great honour” to welcome “such a huge star” to the set. Night Shyamalan horror Knock at the Cabin. This year, Groff starred opposite Dave Bautista and Rupert Grint in M. On the big screen, he played the new Agent Smith in The Matrix: Resurrections, going up against Keanu Reeves’s Neo and his former ‘self’ played by Hugo Weaving. James, lead male and later coach of rival acapella high school group Vocal Adrenaline. TV-wise, Groff is also known for Mindhunter and Fox musical comedy Glee,in which he played the love interest/antagonist role of Jesse St.
Bonnie Langford, John Barrowman, Kylie Minogue… would all have been capable of breaking into song at the sight of a Sontaran platoon during their time on Doctor Who but mostly managed to keep it zipped. If not, this trio wouldn’t be the first singers to appear in the show in non-singing roles.
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