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Gwen Cooper and Rhys Williams returning to Torchwood with Big Finish

September 8, 2015 by Villordsutch

Over the last few months we’ve kept you updated on the news that Big Finish is bringing back Torchwood, with both Captain Jack Harkness and Ianto Jones returning to series.  Well now we can tell you who the next big returnee is – well returner,s as there are two of them.  The heart of Torchwood is coming to Big Finish, the husband-and-wife team consisting of Gwen Cooper and Rhys Williams, otherwise known as Eve Myles and Kai Owen.

James Goss, the producer of the Big Finish Torchwood Audio Series said, “Listening to the two of them back together is an utter joy. We pick up their story after Miracle Day. How has life been treating them? It’s a delight to find out.”

Eve appeared in all 41 episodes of the popular BBC series, created by Russell T Davies. A dedicated police officer turned Torchwood second-in-command, Gwen fought tooth and nail to defend Cardiff and her family from the very worst the Rift had to offer. Husband Rhys supported her from home, keeping their infant daughter Anwen safe during the worldwide phenomenon known as the Miracle.

Eve and Kai return in Torchwood: Forgotten Lives. The couple are plagued by the same alien plot uncovered by Captain Jack Harkness (John Barrowman) in opening story The Conspiracy. Many years later, and Torchwood is just a fond memory for Gwen and Rhys. Then, one day, the phone rings….

Forgotten Lives is written by Emma Reeves who is the co-creator and lead writer of robot drama Eve for CBBC. Other TV credits include The Dumping Ground, Tracy Beaker Returns, Hetty Feather, Dead Gorgeous, Young Dracula, Spirit Warriors, The Murder of Princess Diana, Doctors and Belonging. She also writes for radio, and for stage, where her work includes the Olivier-nominated adaptation of Jacqueline Wilson’s Hetty Feather.

‘I still can’t believe that I’ve been asked to write a story for the brilliant characters of Gwen and Rhys’ says Emma. ‘I’ve been lucky enough to write for Eve before, on Belonging, and I know that she has a unique gift of imbuing every syllable with the deepest meaning. Getting Eve Myles and Kai Owen, too, is basically like winning the writer lottery.’

Eve will make a return appearance later in the series; of which more details will be revealed soon!

Torchwood: Forgotten Lives will be released in November, and can be pre-ordered from the Big Finish website. Additional casting announcements will be made soon.

You can find Big Finish on their main website, or on Twitter, Facebook and on Soundcloud.

Villordsutch likes his sci-fi and looks like a tubby Viking according to his children. Visit his website and follow him on Twitter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PL18yMRIfoszEaHYNDTy5C-cH9Oa2gN5ng&t=1185&v=qvTY7eXXIMg

Originally published September 8, 2015. Updated April 14, 2018.

Filed Under: News, Villordsutch Tagged With: Big Finish, Eve Myles, Kai Owen, Torchwood

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