The Doctor -
Jodie Whittaker Graham O'Brien - Bradley Walsh Yasmin Khan - Mandip Gill Ryan Sinclair - Tosin Cole
O / The Master - Sacha Dhawan
Daniel Barton - Lenny Henry
C - Stephen Fry
Najia Khan - Shobna Gulati
Hakim Khan - Ravin J Ganatra
Sonya Khan - Bhavnisha Parmar
Sniper - Melissa De Vries
Passenger - Sacharissa Claxton
Older Passenger - William Ely Operative (US) - Brian Law Tibo - Buom Tihngang Sergeant Ramesh Sunder - Asif Khan Mr Collins - Andrew Bone Rendition Man - Ronan Summers Ethan - Christopher McArthur Seesay - Darron Meyer Browning - Dominique Maher Voice of Kasaavin - Struan Rodger
Stunt Coordinator - Crispin Layfield
Stunt Performers - Andrew Burford,
Belinda McGinley,
Chris Morrison, Christina Law, Christian Knight,
Joel Conlan, Lloyd Bass, Matt Sherren, Paul Bailey,
Rick English,
Stephanie Carey, Adam Basil
1st Assistant Director - Dan Mumford 2nd Assistant Director - Christopher J Thomas
3rd Assistant Director - Lauren Pate
Assistant Directors - Jennifer Day,
Rosey-Pepper Mortley,
Christian Jeffcoat Unit Drivers - Paul Watkins,
Jolyon Davey,
Steve Darwent
Location Manager - Gareth Roberts
Unit Manager - Jac Jones
Production Manager - Delmi Thomas
Production Coordinator - Sandra Cosfeld
Assistant Production Coordinator - Jade Stephenson
Production Secretary - Ellie Simmons
Production Assistants - Ariana Scott,
Agatha Jackson
Executive Assistant - Caroline Cook
1st Assistant Accountant - Debi Griffiths
Assistant Accountant - Rose Wasdell
Art Department Accountant - Hywel Thomas
Camera Operator - Mark McQuoid ACO
Focus Pullers - Jonathan Vidgen, Steve
Rees
Camera Assistants - Dan Patounas, Scott
Waller,
Sophie Hardcastle, Gwilym Jenner, Joshua Montoro-Bailes
Key Grip - John Robinson
Grip - Ash Whitfield
Script Supervisor - Aina Sabate-Giralt
Assistant Script Editor - Caroline Buckley
Sound Maintenance Engineers - Christopher Goding,
Joe Malone
Gaffer - Mark Hutchings
Best Boy - Andy Gardiner
Electricians - Gawain Nash, Andrew
Williams,
Gareth Sheldon, Stuart Gale
Construction Art Director - Julia Jones
Art Director - Nick Murray
Standby Art Director - Anwen Haf
Set Decorator - Chris House
Production Buyer - Vicki Male
Assistant Buyer - Rosy Pearce
Petty Cash Buyer - Billie Blue Williams
Set Designers - Daniel Kennedy, Lauren
Harper
Art Department Assistant - Celyn Davies
Prop Master - Paul Aitken
Props Chargehand - Trystan Howell
Standby Props - Matthew Ireland, Cerys
Lewis
Prop Hand - Rebecca Brown
Set Dressers - Martin Broadbent, Dewi
Thomas
Dressing Props - Eirwyn Thomas
Storeman - Lucy Hammond
Workshop Manager - Mark Hill
Workshop Assistant - Chris Slocombe
Concept Artist - Darren Fereday
Graphic Designer - Benjamin Davis
Head Modelmaker - Lee Radford
Prop Fabrication - Penny Howarth
Practical Electrician - Matthew Dunford
Standby Carpenter - Colm Garrett
Rigging - Shadow Scaffolding
Standby Rigger - Colin Toms
Construction Manager - Mark Painter
Construction Chargehands - Dean Tucker, John
Sinnott
Carpenters - Terry Hale, Campbell Fraser,
Joseph Painter,
Dave Quinlan, Charlie Wright, Chris Daniels,
George Rees, Jonathan Tylke
Junior Carpenter - Matthew Painter
Construction Driver - Darren Bousie
Construction Labourer - Jason Tylke
HOD Painter - Steve Fudge
Chargehand Painters - Mark Reece, Lloyd
Reece
Scenic Artists - Chelsea Moore, Rachel
Willsher
Assistant Costume Designer - Simon Marks
Costume Supervisor - Grace Brooks
Costume Assistants - Andie Mear, Jenny
Tindle,
Chloe Gauci
Make-up Supervisor - Amy Riley
Make-up Artists - James Spinks, Megan
Bowes
Junior Make-up Artist - Hanna Lewis-Jones
Unit Medic - Glyn Evans
Casting Associate - Ri McDaid-Wren
Casting Assistant - Ray Bohm
Business Affairs - Elaine Evans, Kyle
Parsons, Steve Robson
Talent Team - Hannah Williams, Leanne
Bowcott,
Jeanette Sigsworth, Deborah Evans, Clare Baker
Assistant Editors - David SJ Davies,
Hayley Williams
VFX Editor - Georgina Careless
Assistant VFX Editor - Alastair Gray
Post Production Coordinator - Liv Duffin
Sound Designer - Harry Barnes
ADR Editor - Matthew Cox
Dialogue Editor - Darran Clement
Foley - Bang Post Production
Online Editor - Christine Kelly
Music Orchestrated & Conducted by - Alec Roberts
Music Recorded by - Olga FitzRoy
Music Mixed by - Goetz Botzanhardt
Original Theme Music by - Ron Grainer
Title Sequence & Additional VFX - Ben Pickles
South Africa Crew
Producer - Adam Friedlander
Line Producer - Samantha Putter
Production Manager - Simon Rhodes
Production Designer - Darryl Hammer
Art Direction - Patrick O'Connor
Camera Operator - Michael Carstensen
Gaffer - Gillies Boisacq
Sound Mixer - Ivan Milborrow
Series Script Editor - Sheena Bucktowonsing
Script Editor - Fiona McAllister
Colourist - Gareth Spensley
Head of Production - Radford Neville
Production Executive - Tracie Simpson
Post Production Producer - Ceres Doyle
Production Accountant - Rhys Evans
Supervising Location Manager - Iwan Roberts
Sound Recordist - Deian Llyr Humphreys
Dubbing Mixer - Howard Bargroff
Visual Effects - DNEG
Special Effects - REAL SFX
Creature Effects - Robert Allsopp & Associates
Casting Director - Andy Pryor CDG
Music by - Segun Akinola
Editor - Rebecca Trotman
Director Of Photography - Catherine Goldschmidt
Production Designer - Dafydd Shurmer
Costume Design & Creature Design - Ray Holman
Make-Up Designer - Claire Pritchard-Jones
Line Producer - Steffan Morris
Producer - Alex Mercer
Executive Producer for the BBC - Ben Irving
Executive Producers - Matt Strevens,
Chris Chibnall
BBC Studios For BBC.
Intelligence agents around the world are under attack from
alien forces, so MI6 turn to the only people who can help: the
Doctor and friends. As they travel the globe looking for answers,
attacks come from all sides. Earth’s security rests on the team's
shoulders, but where will this planet-threatening conspiracy lead
them?
Working Title: N/A
Facts & things to look out for:
The return of The Master - now played by Sacha Dhawan.
Part One was dedicated to Terrance Dicks.
This story marks the first time a villain can be seen physically
emerging through the sealed TARDIS doors.
Similar to The Return of Doctor Mysterio
and its predecessor, Part One of this story aired exactly one year
after the preceding episode.
This is the first multi-part television story to have more than
one credited director since Planet of Giants in 1964.
Archive: The complete episode exists.
Bloopers: Coming Soon
Doctor Who: The Complete Twelfth Series - Blu-ray Box-set Format: DVD |
Edited Episoic format |
UK PAL Released: 16th March 2020 Catalogue No: #BBCBD0495
Contents:
- 2019 New Year's Special, Resolution - All 10 episodes from Series 12 - Special Features
Doctor Who: The Complete Twelfth Series
- DVD Box-set Format: DVD |
Edited Episoic format |
UK PAL Released: 16th March 2020 Catalogue No: #BBCDVD4418
Contents:
- 2019 New Year's Special, Resolution - All 10 episodes from Series 12 - Special Features
Episode 1 Preview | Spyfall
First Look: Episode 1 | Spyfall
Behind The Scenes | Creating the Sheffield
Car Chase | Spyfall
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1. What is Spyfall: Part One about?
Spyfall: Part One sees the Thirteenth Doctor and her companions – Graham, Yaz and Ryan – recruited by MI6 after intelligence agents across the world are mysteriously attacked. Their investigation uncovers a conspiracy involving alien beings known as the Kasaavin and tech billionaire Daniel Barton.
2. Who plays Daniel Barton in Spyfall?
Daniel Barton is played by Sir Lenny Henry. The character is introduced as the powerful CEO of VOR, though his true intentions become increasingly questionable as the episode progresses.
3. Is the Master in Spyfall: Part One?
Yes. The episode features a major twist revealing that MI6 agent “O” is actually the Master, played by Sacha Dhawan. This marks the first appearance of this incarnation of the Master during the Thirteenth Doctor’s era.
4. What are the Kasaavin?
The Kasaavin are mysterious, glowing alien beings that appear to exist in another dimension. They are able to phase in and out of reality and are linked to the attacks on intelligence agents throughout the episode.
5. When was Spyfall: Part One first broadcast?
Spyfall: Part One first aired on 1 January 2020 on BBC One as the opening episode of Series 12.
