Spin (public Relations) - Fictional Spin Doctors

Fictional Spin Doctors

  • Malcolm Tucker – Number 10 Downing Street Director of Communications and Strategy in the BBC comedy The Thick of It and the film In the Loop.
  • Jamie McDonald – Senior Press Officer from Number 10 in the BBC comedy The Thick of It and the film In the Loop.
  • Rt Hon Steve Fleming MP - Former Chief Whip; Acting Director of Communications for Number 10 Downing Street in the BBC comedy The Thick of It.
  • Nick Hanway MP - Candidate for Number 10 Downing Street Director of Communications for Prime Minister-in-waiting Tom Davis in the BBC comedy The Thick of It.
  • Stewart Pearson – Number 10 Downing Street Director of Communications in the BBC comedy The Thick of It.
  • Mary Drake MP - Number 10 Downing Street Director of Communications in the BBC comedy The Thick of It.
  • Cal Richards - Chief of Staff to the Leader of the Opposition in the BBC comedy The Thick of It.
  • Nick Naylor – Protagonist of Christopher Buckley's bestseller Thank You for Smoking.
  • Deputy Mayor Mike Flaherty in the American sitcom Spin City.
  • Conrad Brean – hired to save a presidential election in Wag the Dog.
  • Charles Prentiss and Martin McCabe in the BBC comedy Absolute Power.
  • In the game Toontown Online, one of the Lawbot Cogs has been named a Spin Doctor.
  • Dick Harper – Protagonist in Fun With Dick and Jane.
  • Jeremy Slank in Fat
  • Kasper Juul in Borgen (Danish TV series).
  • Olivia Pope in Scandal (TV series)
  • Squealer in Animal Farm

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