Doctor Who season 2 - Christopher Chung joins Whoniverse

Slow Horses actor Christopher Chung to star in next series of Doctor Who
Slow Horses actor Christopher Chung is to star in the forthcoming series of Doctor Who. Australian film and TV star Chung, 36, best known as MI5 agent Roddy in the popular spy series, will play Cassio in a new adventure airing later this year.
Doctor Who season 2 - Christopher Chung joins the Whoniverse
Best known as MI5 agent Roddy in Slow Horses, Christopher Chung is joining the Whoniverse, meeting the Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) and Belinda Chandra (Varada Sethu) for a thrilling adventure in the upcoming second season of Doctor Who, which will air this year.
Doctor Who season 15 unveils first look at new character - Slow Horses star confirmed
Doctor Who season 15 is officially taking shape, with Slow Horses star Christopher Chung confirmed to star as a new character named Cassio.
Slow Horses star to make a surprise appearance in hit BBC series
Slow Horses star Christopher Chung is set to make an appearance in the forthcoming series of a beloved BBC drama. The upcoming season of Doctor Who is set to introduce a few new characters, one of whom will be Cassio,
Aussie Christopher Chung joins Doctor Who
Australian actor Christopher Chung is joining Doctor Who for the upcoming season. Chung, best known as MI5 agent Roddy in Slow Horses, auditioned for Australian Idol in 2006 (won by Wes Carr), going on to roles in Neighbours, Waterloo Road and Blitz. His West End credits include Kurt Kelly in Heathers: The Musical.
Doctor Who Season Two Trailer
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