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Doctor Who: The Parting of the Ways (2005)
Country of Origin: UK
Date(s) of Broadcast: 2005
Running Times: 45 mins
Format: colour digital video
Sound:
CREDITS
 PRODUCTION
Production Company: BBC Wales
Executive Producers: Julie
Gardner, Russell
T. Davies, Mal Young
Producer: Phil Collinson
Associate Producer: Helen Vallis
Production Manager: Tracie Simpson
Production Coordinator: Jess van Niekerk
SCRIPT
Script: Russell
T. Davies
Script Editor: Helen Raynor
Daleks Originally Created By: Terry Nation
DIRECTION
Director: Joe
Ahearne
1st Assistant Director: Peter Bennett
 2nd
Assistant Director: Steffan Morris
3rd Assistant Director: Dan Mumford
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: Ernie Vincze
Camera Operator: Martin Stephens
Focus Puller: Mark Isaac
Gaffer: Mark Hutchings
Best Boy: Peter Chester
Grip: John Robinson
EDITING AND POST PRODUCTION
Editor: Graham Walker
Online Editor: Matthew Clarke
Assistant Editor: Ceres Doyle
Post Production Supervisor: Marie Brown
Colourist: Paul Harrison
 MUSIC
Music: Murray Gold
Original Theme Music: Ron Grainer
SOUND
Sound Designer: Ian Richardson
Boom Operator: Damian Richardson
Dubbing Mixer: Tim Ricketts
Dialogue Editor: Paul McFadden
Sound Effects Editor: Paul Jefferies
MAKE UP AND COSTUMES
Make Up Designer: Davy Jones
Make Up Supervisor: Linda Davie
Make Up: Claire Pritchard, Steve Williams
Costume Designer: Lucinda Wright
Wardrobe Supervisor: Yolanda Peart-Smith
SPECIAL MAKE UP EFFECTS
Prosthetics: Millennium Effects
SPECIAL EFFECTS
Special Effects: Any Effects
VISUAL EFFECTS
Visual Effects: The Mill
Visual Effects Supervisor: Dave Houghton
Visual Effects Producer: Will Cohen
Digital Matte Painter: Alexander Fort
2D Visual Effects Artists: Simon C. Holden, David Bowman, Jennifer Herbert,
Bronwyn Edwards, Astrid Busser-Casas, Richard Roberts, Chad Meire
3D VFX Artists: Chris Petts, Andy Howell, Paul Burton, Matt McKinney,
Nick Webber, Mark Wallman, Nicolas Hernandez, Jean-Claude Deguara
Model Unit Supervisor: Mike Tucker
Model Unit Director of Photography: Peter Tyler
DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Production Designer: Edward Thomas
Supervising Art Director: Stephen Nicholas
Standby Art Director: Julian Luxton
Set Decorator: Liz Griffiths
Production Buyer: Catherine Samuel
Property Master: Adrian Anscombe
Standby Props: Phill Shellard, Trystan Howell
Construction Manager: Andrew Smith
Art Department Coordinator: Gwenllian Llwyd
Concept Artist: Bryan Hitch
Graphic Artist: Jenny Bowers
Logo Designers: Louise Hillam, Alison Jenkins, Hywel Roberts at the
Graphic Design team at BBC Wales; Luke Davies, Paul Humphrey at Insect
Design (all uncredited)
MISCELLANEOUS
Continuity: Non Eleri Hughes
Finance Manager: Richard Pugsley
Production Accountant: Endaf Emyr Williams
Assistant Production Accountants: Debi Griffiths, Kath Blackman
Production Runners: Anna Evans, Tim Hodges, Debbie Meldrum
Rights Executive: James Dundas
LOCATIONS
Location Manager: Llyr Morus
STUNTS
Stunt Coordinator: Jamie Edgell
Stunts: Tony Lucken, Stuart Clarke, Derek Lea
CASTING
Casting Director: Andy Pryor
Casting Associate: Kirsty Robertson
CAST
Christopher
Eccleston (Doctor Who)
Billie Piper
(Rose Tyler)
John Barrowman (Captain Jack)
Jo Stone Fewings (male programmer)
Jo Joyner (Lynda)
Paterson Joseph (Rodrick)
Nisha Nayar (female programmer)
Noel Clarke
(Mickey)
Camille Coduri
(Jackie Tyler)
Anne Robinson (voice of Anne Droid)
Nicholas
Briggs (Dalek voice)
Barnaby Edwards, Nicholas Pegg, David Hankinson (Dalek operators)
Alan Ruscoe (android)
David Tennant
(Doctor Who)
PLOT SUMMARY
The Doctor faces the Daleks one last time as they prepare their invasion
of Earth. He sends Rose back to her own time as he and Jack prepare
for their final stand, developing a weapon that will destroy the Daleks
and their insane Emperor who now believes itself to be a god, but will
also wipe out all life of Earth. But the Bad Wolf is about to reveal
itself with unforeseen consequences for The Doctor...
CAPSULE REVIEW
As wonderful a climax to the first season as one could hope for. A
massive Dalek attack force descending on the Earth, a terrible moral
dilemma for The Doctor, Jack finally being useful for something and
above all a regeneration. Some fans balked at the idea of The Doctor
kissing Rose (and even more so at Jack kissing The Doctor) but under
the circumstances they both seemed somehow right. Eccleston goes out
in style, Tennant flashes a wicked grin while mumbling about new teeth
and there isn't a dry eye in the house. Brilliant.
AVAILABILITY
Canada
Television Distributors: CBC
UK
Television Distributors: BBC
KEYWORDS
alien invasions, aliens, daleks, deities, religion, time travel
Last Updated:
1 January, 2009
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