Meet the Cast of Doctor Who

Released on November 23, 1963
Drama Action & Adventure Sci-Fi & Fantasy

"Doctor Who" is a beloved science fiction television series that has been entertaining audiences since 1963. The show follows the adventures of the Doctor, a time-traveling humanoid alien known as a Time Lord. The Doctor hails from the planet Gallifrey and possesses a unique ability to regenerate his body when he dies, allowing for a recasting of the character over the years. This regeneration ability has resulted in 13 different actors playing the Doctor to date, with each new incarnation bringing a fresh perspective to the character.

The Doctor is not alone in his adventures through time and space. Along the way, he is joined by a succession of companions who provide a human perspective and help to ground the Doctor in the realities of everyday life. These companions come from all walks of life and include characters such as Greg Powell's Knight and Hugh Futcher's Hickman. Together, the Doctor and his companions explore the universe in the Doctor's TARDIS, a sentient time-traveling spaceship. The exterior of the TARDIS appears as a blue British police box, a common sight in Britain in 1963 when the series first aired. This exterior serves as a clever disguise, allowing the Doctor and his companions to travel undetected through time and space.

Throughout the series, the Doctor and his companions face a variety of foes, including Daleks, Cybermen, and the Master. These villains provide a formidable challenge for the Doctor and his companions, and their appearances often serve as a catalyst for some of the most exciting and action-packed episodes in the series. Despite the many dangers that the Doctor and his companions face, they remain committed to saving civilizations, helping ordinary people, and righting many wrongs. Whether they are traveling to the distant past or the far future, the Doctor and his companions are always ready for whatever adventures await them in the vast expanse of the universe.

Main Cast of Doctor Who

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Janet Fielding

as Tegan Jovanka (100 episodes)

Nicholas Courtney

as Brig. Lethbridge-Stewart (94 episodes)

Secondary Cast of Doctor Who

Peter Davison

as The Doctor (74 episodes)

Sylvester McCoy

as The Doctor (44 episodes)

Caroline John

as Liz Shaw (25 episodes)

Colin Baker

as Commander Maxil (4 episodes) , The Doctor (33 episodes)

Nicola Bryant

as Perpugilliam "Peri" Brown (51 episodes)

Bonnie Langford

as Melanie Bush (28 episodes)

Janet Fielding

as Janet Fielding (1 episode)

Louise Jameson

as Leela (52 episodes)

Mary Tamm

as Romana (26 episodes)

Roger Delgado

as The Master (39 episodes)

Katy Manning

as Jo Grant (77 episodes)

Sarah Sutton

as Nyssa / Ann Talbot (2 episodes) , Nyssa (27 episodes)

Mark Strickson

as Turlough (5 episodes) , Vislor Turlough (46 episodes)

Richard Franklin

as Captain Mike Yates (25 episodes)

David Brierly

as K9 (voice) (20 episodes)

Wendy Padbury

as Zoe Heriot (6 episodes)

Matthew Waterhouse

as Adric (44 episodes)

Sophie Aldred

Carole Ann Ford

as Susan Foreman (52 episodes)

William Russell

as Ian Chesterton (77 episodes)

Jacqueline Hill

as Lexa (1 episode) , Barbara Wright (77 episodes)

John Leeson

as Dugeen (4 episodes) , K9 (voice) (80 episodes)

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Maureen O'Brien

as Vicki (38 episodes)

Angelo Muscat

as Chumbley Operator (1 episode)

Francesca Bertorelli

as Schoolgirl (1 episode)

John Lee

as Alydon (3 episodes)

George Coulouris

as Arbitan (1 episode)

Barry Justice

as King Charles IX (2 episodes)

Hannah Gordon

as Kirsty (1 episode)

Guy Middleton

as Colonel Attwood (1 episode)

Richard Mayes

as Chief Baxter (2 episodes)

Eric Flynn

as Leo Ryan (6 episodes)

Louise Pajo

as Gia Kelly (6 episodes)

Terence Bayler

as Major Barrington (1 episode)

Henry Gilbert

as Torbis (1 episode)

David Troughton

as Peladon (5 episodes)

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Geoffrey Bayldon

as Organon (3 episodes)

Simon Gipps-Kent

as Seth (4 episodes)

Derek Waring

as Shardovan (2 episodes)

John Savident

as The Squire (2 episodes)

Moray Watson

as Sir Robert Muir (2 episodes)

Colette O'Neil

as Tanha (1 episode)

Roger Hammond

as Doctor Runciman (2 episodes)

Leee John

as Mansell (2 episodes)

Christopher Villiers

as Hugh (2 episodes)

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Nitza Shaul

as Karina (1 episode)

Polly James

as Jane Hampden (2 episodes)

Rula Lenska

as Styles (2 episodes)

Brian Glover

as Griffiths (1 episode)

Sheila Reid

as Etta (2 episodes)

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Dicken Ashworth

as Sezon (2 episodes)

Alexei Sayle

as D.J. (2 episodes)

Hugh Lloyd

as Goronwy (2 episodes)

Sean Blowers

as Zed (2 episodes)

Harry Fowler

as Harry (2 episodes)

Dolores Gray

as Mrs. Remington (1 episode)

Lalla Ward

as Princess Astra (6 episodes) , Romana (20 episodes) , Romana II (28 episodes)

John Nettleton

as Reverend Ernest Matthews (2 episodes)

Roger Brierley

as Drathro (voice) (4 episodes)

John D. Collins

as Talor (1 episode)

Brigit Forsyth

as Ruth Maxtible (3 episodes)

Adele Silva

as Squeak (1 episode)

John Hallam

as Light (1 episode)

Morris Barry

as Tollund (1 episode)

Pauline Collins

as Samantha Briggs (4 episodes)

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Bernard Archard

as Marcus Scarman (5 episodes)

Vernon Dobtcheff

as Scientist (3 episodes)

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Sheila Hancock

as Helen A. (3 episodes)

Nigel Lambert

as Hardin (3 episodes)

Catherine Schell

as Countess Scarlioni (4 episodes)

James Warwick

as Scott (4 episodes)

Jeremy Gittins

as Lazlo (3 episodes)

Philip Locke

as Bigon / Control (4 episodes)

Simon Rouse

as Hindle (3 episodes)

Edward Highmore

as Malkon (4 episodes)

Liza Goddard

as Kari (4 episodes)

William Lucas

as Range (4 episodes)

Christopher Gable

as Sharaz Jek (4 episodes)

John Stratton

as Shockeye (3 episodes)

Brenda Bruce

as Tilda (3 episodes)

Don Henderson

as Gavrok (3 episodes)

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Christopher Guard

as Bellboy (4 episodes)

Chris Jury

as Deadbeat (3 episodes)

Dinsdale Landen

as Dr. Judson (3 episodes)

Christopher Ryan

as Kiv (4 episodes)

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Clive Swift

as Jobel (2 episodes)

Leslie Bates

as Shadow (1 episode)

Keith Pyott

as Autloc (2 episodes)

Joseph Fürst

as Zaroff (4 episodes)

Colin Gordon

as Commandant (3 episodes)

Bernard Bresslaw

as Varga, The Ice Warrior (6 episodes)

Bill Kerr

as Giles Kent (6 episodes)

Graham Crowden

as Soldeed (3 episodes)

Bill Fraser

as General Grugger (1 episode)

John Fraser

as The Monitor (2 episodes)

Nerys Hughes

as Todd (1 episode)

Barbara Murray

as Lady Cranleigh (2 episodes)

Peter Cellier

as Andrews (1 episode)

Elspet Gray

as Chancellor Thalia (3 episodes)

Nigel Humphreys

as Bulic (1 episode)

Rodney Bewes

as Stien (2 episodes)

Peter Childs

as Jack Ward (2 episodes)

Clinton Greyn

as Ivo (6 episodes)

Steven Mackintosh

as Gazak (1 episode)

Ken Dodd

as Tollmaster (1 episode)

Patricia Quinn

as Belazs (3 episodes)

Nicholas Parsons

as The Rev. Mr. Wainwright (2 episodes)

Nabil Shaban

as Sil (6 episodes)

Gareth Hale

as Len (1 episode)

Peter Gilmore

as Brazen (1 episode)

Marius Goring

as Theodore Maxtible (6 episodes)

Ilona Rodgers

as Carol (6 episodes)

Gertan Klauber

as Ola (4 episodes)

Ewen Solon

as Vishinsky (4 episodes)

Geoffrey Toone

as Hepesh (4 episodes)

Keith Barron

as Captain Striker (4 episodes)

Peter Welch

as Morgan (3 episodes)

Suzanne Danielle

as Agella (4 episodes)

David Yip

as Veldan (3 episodes)

June Page

as Keara (4 episodes)

Clifford Rose

as Rorvik (4 episodes)

Paul Shelley

as Persuasion (4 episodes)

Jeff Stewart

as Dukkha (2 episodes)

Michael Robbins

as Richard Mace (4 episodes)

Michael Melia

as Terileptil (3 episodes)

Clare Clifford

as Kyle (4 episodes)

Beryl Reid

as Briggs (3 episodes)

Ian Marter

as John Andrews (4 episodes) , Harry Sullivan (27 episodes)

Dominic Guard

as Olvir (4 episodes)

Peter Wyngarde

as Timanov (3 episodes)

Robert Glenister

as Salateen (4 episodes)

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Kevin McNally

as Hugo Lang (4 episodes)

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Richard Briers

as Chief Caretaker (4 episodes)

Judy Cornwell

as Maddy (3 episodes)

Dursley McLinden

as Mike (4 episodes)

Anton Diffring

as De Flores (3 episodes)

Ricco Ross

as Ringmaster (4 episodes)

Marcus Gilbert

as Ancelyn (4 episodes)

Ian Hogg

as Josiah (3 episodes)

Tony Scoggo

as Grenville (4 episodes)

Mavis Ranson

as Schoolgirl (1 episode)

Alan Wheatley

as Temmosus (2 episodes)

Ian Cullen

as Ixta (4 episodes)

Tom Watson

as Ramo (4 episodes)

Peter Sallis

as Penley (6 episodes)

Victor Maddern

as Robson (6 episodes)

Rudolph Walker

as Harper (1 episode)

Donald Douglas

as Vural (2 episodes)

Gabriel Woolf

as Sutekh (2 episodes)

Julian Glover

as Count Scarlioni / Scaroth (4 episodes)

Edward Kelsey

as Edu (4 episodes)

Peter Craze

as Costa (1 episode)

Janet Ellis

as Teka (4 episodes)

Adrienne Corri

as Mena (1 episode)

Rhoda Lewis

as Marta (4 episodes)

Anthony Calf

as Charles (2 episodes)

Anthony Calf was born on May 4, 1959 and is currently 65 years old.

Ian McCulloch

as Nilson (1 episode)

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Maurice Denham

as Edgeworth / Azmael (4 episodes)

Terence Alexander

as Lord Ravensworth (2 episodes)

Eric Deacon

as Mykros (2 episodes)

Edward Peel

as Kane (3 episodes)

Peggy Mount

as Stallslady (2 episodes)

Sylvia Syms

as Mrs. Pritchard (3 episodes)

Jeff Rawle

as Plantagenet (1 episode)

Keith Jayne

as Will Chandler (1 episode)

Crawford Logan

as Deedrix (1 episode)

James Bree

as Nefred (4 episodes)

Margaret John

as Megan Jones (3 episodes)

Margaret John was born on December 14, 1926 and passed away 13 years ago at the age of 84 on February 2, 2011.

Jeremy Wilkin

as Kellman (4 episodes)

Tim Barlow

as Tyssan (4 episodes)

Kenneth Cope

as Packard (4 episodes)

Stratford Johns

as Monarch (4 episodes)

Keith Drinkel

as Flight Engineer Scobie (4 episodes)

Jacqueline Pearce

as Chessene (3 episodes)

Mark Greenstreet

as Ikona (4 episodes)

Elizabeth Spriggs

as Maddy (3 episodes)

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Stubby Kaye

as Weismuller (3 episodes)

Simon Williams

as Gilmore (4 episodes)

Georgina Hale

as Daisy K. (3 episodes)

Gerard Murphy

as Richard Maynarde (3 episodes)

Anne Reid

as Nurse Crane (3 episodes)

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Julian Holloway

as Paterson (3 episodes)

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Patrick Ryecart

as Crozier (4 episodes)

Honor Blackman

as Professor Lasky (4 episodes)

Heather Lyons

as Schoolgirl (1 episode)

Virginia Wetherell

as Dyoni (3 episodes)

John Witty

as Computer Voice (voice) (6 episodes)

Glyn Jones

as Krans (2 episodes)

Peter Copley

as Dr. Warlock (2 episodes)

Angus Lennie

as Angus (2 episodes) , Storr (5 episodes)

Myra Frances

as Adrasta (3 episodes)

James Coombes

as Paroli / Voice of Sentinel Six (1 episode)

David Haig

as Pangol (1 episode)

Ralph Morse

as Foster Guardian (uncredited) (1 episode)

Lee Cornes

as Trickster (1 episode)

Michael Cochrane

as Lord Cranleigh (1 episode)

Leonard Sachs

as Lord President Borusa (3 episodes)

John Carson

as Ambril (1 episode)

Stephen Garlick

as Ibbotson (2 episodes)

Michael J. Jackson

as Sir Geoffrey (2 episodes)

Jack Galloway

as Joseph Willow (2 episodes)

Jason Connery

as Jondar (2 episodes)

Tracy-Louise Ward

as Katz (2 episodes)

Kate O'Mara

as The Rani (6 episodes)

Daphne Oxenford

as Archivist (2 episodes)

Tony Osoba

as Lan (5 episodes)

Tony Osoba was born on March 15, 1947 and is currently 77 years old.

Joan Sims

as Katryca (4 episodes)

Tony Selby

as Glitz (7 episodes)

Gordon Warnecke

as Tuza (2 episodes)

Andrew Forbes

as Omril (3 episodes)

Edward Underdown

as Zastor (1 episode)

Lewis Fiander

as Tryst (1 episode)

George Pastell

as Eric Klieg (4 episodes)

John Bryans

as Torvin (4 episodes)

Thane Bettany

as Tarak (4 episodes)

Burt Kwouk

as Lin Futu (4 episodes)

Michael Cashman

as First Officer Bilton (4 episodes)

James Saxon

as Oscar Botcherby (3 episodes)

Maurice Roëves

as Stotz (4 episodes)

Dallas Adams

as Professor Howard Foster (4 episodes)

Catherine Cusack

as Blue Kang Leader (4 episodes)

Richard Davies

as Burton (3 episodes)

Metin Yenal

as Karl (3 episodes)

T. P. McKenna

as The Captain (4 episodes)

James Ellis

as Peter Warmsly (3 episodes)

Alfred Lynch

as Commander Millington (3 episodes)

Brian Blessed

as King Yrcanos (4 episodes)

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Reg Cranfield

as Policeman (1 episode)

Philip Bond

as Ganatus (3 episodes)

Catherine Howe

as Ara (4 episodes)

Peter Barkworth

as Clent (6 episodes)

Philip Ray

as Eldred (6 episodes)

David Gooderson

as Davros (3 episodes)

Bob Hornery

as Pilot (1 episode)

John Levene

as Platoon Under Leader Benton (3 episodes) , John Benton (5 episodes) , RSM Benton (19 episodes) , Sgt. Benton (25 episodes)

George Baker

as Login (4 episodes)

Annie Lambert

as Enlightenment (1 episode)

Richard Todd

as Sanders (1 episode)

Alec Sabin

as Ringway (2 episodes)

Martin Clunes

as Lon (1 episode)

Isla Blair

as Isabella (2 episodes)

Barbara Shelley

as Sorasta (1 episode)

Michael Bilton

as Collins (1 episode) , Time Lord (1 episode)

Owen Teale

as Maldak (2 episodes)

Keff McCulloch

as The Lorells (1 episode)

Stuart Organ

as Bazin (1 episode)

Courtney Pine

as Courtney Pine (1 episode)

Christien Anholt

as Perkins (2 episodes)

Rhys McConnochie

as Rod (1 episode)

Joseph Marcell

as John (1 episode)

Milton Johns

as Kelner (6 episodes) , Guy Crayford (9 episodes)

Frederick Hall

as Andrew Verney (1 episode)

John Cleese

as Art Gallery Visitor (1 episode)

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Frederick Treves

as Lieutenant Brotadac (1 episode)

Aubrey Richards

as Professor Parry (4 episodes)

Richard Easton

as Captain Stapley (4 episodes)

Peter Benson

as The Doctor (4 episodes)

Tom Adams

as Commander Vorshak (4 episodes)

Ronald Fraser

as Joseph C. (3 episodes)

Roy Holder

as Krelper (4 episodes)

Angela Douglas

as Doris Lethbridge-Stewart (3 episodes)

Michael Craig

as Commodore (4 episodes)

Brian Thomas

as Schoolboy (1 episode)

Colin Jeavons

as Damon (4 episodes)

Leslie Schofield

as Leroy (1 episode) , Calib (4 episodes)

Leslie Schofield was born on December 12, 1938 and is currently 85 years old.

Kenneth Watson

as Bill Duggan (6 episodes)

Glyn Houston

as Professor Watson (2 episodes) , Colonel Ben Wolsey (2 episodes)

Mary Morris

as Panna (1 episode)

Oliver Smith

as Drak (3 episodes)

Faith Brown

as Flast (1 episode)

Christine Kavanagh

as Aram (1 episode)

Christine Kavanagh was born on March 24, 1957 and is currently 67 years old.

Jenny Tomasin

as Tasambeker (2 episodes)

Adam Blackwood

as Balazar (4 episodes)

Leonard Maguire

as Draith (1 episode)

Colin Douglas

as Reuben (4 episodes) , Donald Bruce (6 episodes)

George Waring

as Arden (3 episodes)

George Sewell

as Ratcliffe (4 episodes)

Peter Straker

as Commander Sharrel (4 episodes)

Emrys James

as Aukon (4 episodes)

Nigel Stock

as Professor Hayter (3 episodes)

Andrew Burt

as Valgard (3 episodes)

David Neal

as President (3 episodes)

Royston Tickner

as Steinberger P. Green (1 episode) , Robbins (1 episode)

Rachel Bell

as Priscilla P. (3 episodes)

Gian Sammarco

as Whizzkid (4 episodes)

Marcus Hutton

as Sgt. Leigh (3 episodes)

Trevor Laird

as Frax (4 episodes)

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Robert James

as Lesterson (1 episode) , High Priest (4 episodes)

Robin Soans

as Luvic (1 episode)

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Jonathon Morris

as Chela (1 episode)

Chloe Ashcroft

as Professor Laird (2 episodes)

Leslie Grantham

as Kiston (1 episode)

Sarah Greene

as Varne (1 episode)

Keith Skinner

as Rondel (2 episodes)

Simon Coady

as Video Commentary (voice) (1 episode)

Mary Healey

as Killjoy (1 episode)

Christopher Bowen

as Mordred (2 episodes)

Glen Murphy

as Dibber (4 episodes)

William Lindsay

as Zargo (4 episodes)

Barbara Kinghorn

as Timmin (4 episodes)

Tomasz Borkowy

as Captain Sorin (3 episodes)

Alibe Parsons

as Matrona Kani (4 episodes)

Malcolm Tierney

as Doland (4 episodes)

Malcolm Tierney was born on February 25, 1938 and is currently 86 years old.

Sheila Ruskin

as Kassia (1 episode)

Dennis Chinnery

as Sylvest (2 episodes) , Gharman (5 episodes)

Esther Freud

as Threst (1 episode)

Forbes Collins

as Chief Officer (2 episodes)

Michael Spice

as Voice of Morbius (voice) (3 episodes) , Weng-Chiang (5 episodes)

David Ashton

as Kendron (2 episodes)

Janet Henfrey

as Miss Hardaker (1 episode)

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Philip Madoc

as Fenner (4 episodes) , Solon (8 episodes)

Harold Innocent

as Gilbert M. (3 episodes)

Simon Slater

as Edwardes (4 episodes)

Philip McGough

as Sergeant Calder (2 episodes)

Stephen Churchett

as Bill (1 episode)

William Gaunt

as Orcini (2 episodes)

Angela Bruce

as Brigadier Winifred Bambera (2 episodes)

Stephen Yardley

as Arak (2 episodes) , Sevrin (5 episodes)

Jeananne Crowley

as Vena (1 episode)

Frederick Jaeger

as Professor Marius (3 episodes) , Sorenson (4 episodes)

Yolande Palfrey

as Janet (4 episodes)

Jessica Martin

as Mags (4 episodes)

Trevor Cooper

as Takis (2 episodes)

Trevor Cooper was born on May 21, 1953 and is currently 71 years old.

John Ogwen

as Bostock (2 episodes)

Colin Spaull

as Lilt (2 episodes)

Seymour Green

as Chamberlain (2 episodes) , Hargreaves (4 episodes)

Paul Jerricho

as The Castellan (3 episodes)

Patricia Maynard

as Miss Winters (4 episodes)

Denis Lill

as Sir George Hutchinson (2 episodes) , Dr. Fendelman (3 episodes)

David Collings

as Poul (4 episodes) , Vorus (8 episodes)

Gladys Spencer

as High Minister (voice) (2 episodes)

Wendy Williams

as Vira (3 episodes)

Tom Georgeson

as Detective Inspector (2 episodes) , Kavell (3 episodes)

Peter Hawkins

as Cybermen (voice) (1 episode) , Cybermen Voices (voice) (1 episode) , Dalek (voice) (22 episodes)

Christopher Masters

as Libri (1 episode)

Kenton Moore

as Noah (voice) (1 episode) , Noah (2 episodes)

Richardson Morgan

as Rogin (2 episodes)

Peter Rutherford

as Roth (2 episodes)

Guy Siner

as Ravon (2 episodes)

John Franklyn-Robbins

as Time Lord (1 episode)

James Garbutt

as Ronson (3 episodes)

Ivor Roberts

as Mogran (1 episode)

Andrew Johns

as Kravos (1 episode)

Jeremy Chandler

as Gerrill (1 episode)

Michael Lynch

as Thal Politician (2 episodes)

Helen Blatch

as Fabian (1 episode) , Voice (voice) (1 episode)

Harry Towb

as Osgood (1 episode) , McDermott (2 episodes)

Cyril Luckham

as The Guardian (1 episode) , White Guardian (2 episodes)

Peter Mantle

as Kaled Guard (1 episode)

Harriet Philpin

as Bettan (3 episodes)

Lillias Walker

as Sister Lamont (4 episodes)

Angus MacKay

as Headmaster (2 episodes) , Cardinal Borusa (3 episodes)

Donald Sumpter

as Commander Ridgeway (3 episodes) , Enrico Casali (6 episodes)

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Keith Ashley

as Dalek Operator (4 episodes) , Zygon (4 episodes)

Tony Sibbald

as Huckle (2 episodes)

Hugh Martin

as Munro (1 episode)

Bruce Wightman

as Radio Operator (1 episode)

Hugh Walters

as Vogel (2 episodes) , Commentator Runcible (2 episodes)

Bernard G. High

as Corporal (1 episode)

Ronald Gough

as Zygon (3 episodes)

Peter Symonds

as Soldier (1 episode)

Paul Darrow

as Tekker (2 episodes) , Captain Hawkins (6 episodes)

Graham Weston

as De Haan (3 episodes)

Terence Brook

as Braun (1 episode)

Tony McEwan

as Baldwin (1 episode)

Haydn Wood

as O'Hara (2 episodes)

Geoffrey Hinsliff

as Fisk (1 episode) , Jack Tyler (3 episodes)

Vic Tablian

as Ahmed (1 episode)

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Melvyn Bedford

as Reig (2 episodes) , Mummy (4 episodes)

Nick Hobbs

as Wirrn Operator (1 episode) , Aggedor (7 episodes)

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Nick Burnell

as Mummy (4 episodes)

Kevin Selway

as Mummy (4 episodes)

John Gleeson

as Thal Soldier (1 episode) , Charles Winlett (2 episodes)

George Tovey

as Ernie Clements (1 episode)

Martin Friend

as Styggron (4 episodes)

Patrick Newell

as Colonel Faraday (1 episode)

Brian Ellis

as Prisoner (1 episode) , Brother (4 episodes)

Peter Walshe

as Pikeman (1 episode) , Erak (2 episodes)

Peter Purves

as Morton Dill (1 episode) , Steven Taylor (45 episodes)

Hugh Lund

as Matthews (1 episode)

Heather Emmanuel

as Tessa (1 episode)

Ingrid Pitt

as Galleia (2 episodes) , Dr. Solow (3 episodes)

Cynthia Grenville

as Maren (4 episodes)

Gillian Brown

as Ohica (4 episodes)

Sue Bishop

as Sister (4 episodes)

Janie Kells

as Sister (4 episodes)

Gabrielle Mowbray

as Sister (4 episodes)

Veronica Ridge

as Sister (4 episodes)

Colin Fay

as Condo (4 episodes)

Terry Bale

as Voice of Arcturus (voice) (3 episodes)

Gordon Stothard

as Grun (4 episodes)

Carmen Silvera

as Queen of Hearts (2 episodes) , Ruth (2 episodes)

Chris Tranchell

as Andred (6 episodes)

John Arnatt

as Borusa (5 episodes)

Lesley Dunlop

as Susan Q. (1 episode) , Norna (3 episodes)

Reginald Jessup

as Lord Savar (1 episode)

Tony Beckley

as Harrison Chase (6 episodes)

John Challis

as Scorby (6 episodes)

Hubert Rees

as John Stevenson (2 episodes)

Michael McStay

as Derek Moberley (2 episodes)

Kenneth Gilbert

as Richard Dunbar (4 episodes)

Michael Barrington

as Sir Colin Thackeray (5 episodes)

Pamela Salem

as Xoanon (voice) (1 episode) , Toos (4 episodes) , Rachel (5 episodes)

Edwin Richfield

as Mestor (4 episodes) , Captain Hart (6 episodes)

Sylvia Coleridge

as Amelia Ducat (3 episodes)

David Masterman

as Guard Leader (2 episodes)

Peter Mayock

as Solis (1 episode) , Namin (2 episodes)

Jon Laurimore

as Count Federico (3 episodes)

Alan Chuntz

as Chaffeur (1 episode)

Mark Jones

as The Krynoid (voice) (1 episode) , Arnold Keeler (4 episodes)

Antony Carrick

as Captain Rossini (4 episodes)

Ysanne Churchman

as Spider (voice) (5 episodes) , Alpha Centauri (voice) (10 episodes)

Harry Fielder

as Guard (2 episodes)

Prolific British background actor.

Gareth Armstrong

as Giuliano (4 episodes)

John Acheson

as Major Beresford (2 episodes)

Ray Barron

as Sergeant Henderson (2 episodes)

James Appleby

as Guard (1 episode)

John Clamp

as Guard (1 episode)

Bernard Kay

as Inspector Crossland (1 episode) , Caldwell (5 episodes)

Brian Grellis

as Safran (3 episodes) , Sheprah (3 episodes)

Peggy Dixon

as Dancer (1 episode)

Jack Edwards

as Dancer (1 episode)

Alistair Fullarton

as Dancer (1 episode)

Michael Reid

as Dancer (1 episode)

Kathy Wolff

as Dancer (1 episode)

Renu Setna

as Intern (1 episode)

David Purcell

as Abbott (1 episode)

Robin Hargrave

as Guard (1 episode)

Roy Boyd

as Driscoll (1 episode)

Frances Pidgeon

as Miss Jackson (1 episode)

Judith Paris

as Eldrad (2 episodes)

Llewellyn Rees

as The President (2 episodes)

Peter Pratt

as The Master (4 episodes)

William Marlowe

as Harry Mailer (4 episodes) , Lester (5 episodes)

Derek Seaton

as Commander Hilred (3 episodes)

Maurice Quick

as Gold Usher (1 episode)

John Dawson

as Time Lord (2 episodes)

David Garfield

as Neeva (4 episodes)

Victor Lucas

as Andor (2 episodes)

Brendan Price

as Tomas (4 episodes)

Colin Thomas

as Sole (1 episode)

Lloyd McGuire

as Lugo (1 episode)

Brett Forrest

as Guard (1 episode)

Leon Eagles

as Jabel (2 episodes)

Mike Elles

as Gentek (2 episodes)

Peter Baldock

as Acolyte (1 episode)

Anthony Frieze

as Xoanon (voice) (1 episode)

Russell Hunter

as Uvanov (4 episodes)

Rob Edwards

as Chub (1 episode) , Xoanon (voice) (2 episodes)

Dennis Edwards

as Lady Gomer (1 episode) , Lord Gomer (2 episodes)

David Bailie

as Dask (4 episodes)

Alec Wallis

as Warner (1 episode) , Ldg. Telegraphist Bowman (4 episodes)

Brian Croucher

as Borg (2 episodes)

Stan McGowan

as Vardan (1 episode) , Vardan (voice) (3 episodes)

Tania Rogers

as Zilda (2 episodes)

Tariq Yunus

as Cass (2 episodes)

Gregory de Polnay

as D.84 (4 episodes)

John Atterbury

as Alien Guard (1 episode) , Robot (3 episodes)

Miles Fothergill

as S.V.7 (4 episodes)

Mark Blackwell Baker

as Robot (4 episodes)

John Bleasdale

as Robot (4 episodes)

Mark Cooper

as Robot (4 episodes)

Peter Langtry

as Robot (4 episodes)

Noel Johnson

as King Thous (4 episodes) , Charles Grover M.P. (5 episodes)

Tom Kelly

as Vardan (1 episode) , Vardan (voice) (1 episode) , Varian (voice) (1 episode) , Guard (2 episodes)

Jeremy Ranchev

as Robot (4 episodes)

Richard Seager

as Robot (4 episodes)

Roy Stewart

as Toberman (1 episode) , Strong Man (1 episode)

Chris Gannon

as Casey (4 episodes)

Trevor Baxter

as Professor Litefoot (6 episodes)

Deep Roy

as Mr. Sin (6 episodes)

Deep Roy's performance as None in 'The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers' is a testament to his versatility as an actor. Although his role is uncredited, his presence is felt in several scenes, particularly in the Battle of Helm's Deep. Roy's ability to seamlessly blend into the background while still contributing to the overall atmosphere of the film is commendable. His performance, albeit brief, adds to the richness and depth of the Middle Earth universe, making him an integral part of the film's ensemble cast.

David McKail

as Sergeant Kyle (2 episodes)

Roy Herrick

as Xoanon (voice) (1 episode) , Parsons (2 episodes)

Conrad Asquith

as P.C. Quick (2 episodes)

Alan Butler

as Buller (1 episode)

Ronald Leigh-Hunt

as Radnor (1 episode) , Commander Stevenson (10 episodes)

Jay Neill

as Pikeman (1 episode) , Silvey (1 episode) , Guard Klimt (1 episode)

Tony Then

as Lee (3 episodes)

John Wu

as Coolie (1 episode)

Judith Lloyd

as Teresa (1 episode)

Vaune Craig-Raymond

as Cleaner (1 episode)

Peter Jeffrey

as Count Grendel (4 episodes) , Pilot (4 episodes)

Penny Lister

as Singer (1 episode)

Melville Jones

as Guard (2 episodes) , First Cyberman (3 episodes)

John Abbott

as Vince (4 episodes)

Vincent Wong

as Ho (2 episodes)

Sean Caffrey

as Lord Palmerdale (3 episodes)

Rio Fanning

as Harker (2 episodes)

Annette Woollett

as Adelaide Lesage (3 episodes)

Edmund Pegge

as Meeker (1 episode)

Anthony Rowlands

as Crewman (1 episode)

Elizabeth Norman

as Marius' Nurse (2 episodes)

Nell Curran

as Reception Nurse (1 episode)

Stuart Fell

as Tramp (1 episode) , Entertainer (1 episode) , Roga (1 episode) , Kraal (1 episode) , Sontaran (2 episodes) , Wirrn Operator (2 episodes) , Monster (2 episodes) , Alpha Centauri (10 episodes)

Jim McManus

as Opthalmologist (3 episodes)

Roderick Smith

as Cruikshank (2 episodes)

Kenneth Waller

as Hedges (1 episode)

Daphne Heard

as Martha Tyler (4 episodes)

Edward Evans

as Ted Moss (4 episodes)

Edward Arthur

as Adam Colby (4 episodes)

Louis Mahoney

as Newscaster (1 episode) , Ponti (2 episodes)

Gambian Louis Felix Danner Mahoney came to England ostensibly to train as a doctor. However, he abandoned medicine fo...

Richard Leech

as Gatherer Hade (4 episodes)

Jonina Scott

as Marn (4 episodes)

Hilary Minster

as Thal Soldier (1 episode) , Marat (1 episode)

Roy Macready

as Cordo (4 episodes)

William Simons

as Mandrel (4 episodes)

Prentis Hancock

as 2nd Reporter (1 episode) , Captain (4 episodes) , Salamar (4 episodes) , Vaber (5 episodes)

Derek Martin

as David Mitchell (2 episodes)

Michael Keating

as Goudry (4 episodes)

James Maxwell

as Jackson (4 episodes)

Graham Simpson

as Hiker (1 episode)

Adrienne Burgess

as Veet (4 episodes)

Alan Lake

as Herrick (4 episodes)

Carole Hopkin

as Nurse (1 episode)

Jonathan Newth

as Orfe (4 episodes)

Henry Woolf

as Collector (3 episodes)

Imogen Bickford-Smith

as Tala (4 episodes)

David Rowlands

as Bisham (3 episodes)

Godfrey James

as Tarn (3 episodes)

Derek Crewe

as Synge (2 episodes)

Norman Tipton

as Idas (3 episodes)

Colin McCormack

as Commander (2 episodes)

Christopher Christou

as Guard (1 episode)

Scott Fredericks

as Maximillian Stael (4 episodes) , Boaz (4 episodes)

Ray Callaghan

as Ablif (3 episodes)

Hilary Ryan

as Rodan (5 episodes)

Stacey Tendeter

as Naia (2 episodes)

Michael Mundell

as Jasko (3 episodes)

Michael Harley

as Bodyguard (1 episode)

Timothy Craven

as Short (1 episode) , Robinson (1 episode)

Christine Pollon

as Voice of the Oracle (voice) (2 episodes)

Peter Tuddenham

as Computer (voice) (1 episode) , Titan (voice) (1 episode) , Brain (voice) (2 episodes)

Shirin Taylor

as Camper (1 episode) , Customer (1 episode)

Gai Waterhouse

as Presta (4 episodes)

Eric Danot

as Castellan Guard (1 episode)

Derek Deadman

as Stor (3 episodes)

Derek Deadman is a British actor. He appeared as Rankin in two episodes of the RAF sitcom Get Some In! in 1975 and 19...

Roy Pattison

as Draconian Space Pilot (1 episode) , Zazzka (1 episode)

Iain Cuthbertson

as Garron (4 episodes)

Nigel Plaskitt

as Unstoffe (4 episodes)

Paul Seed

as Graff Vynda-K (4 episodes)

Robert Keegan

as Sholakh (4 episodes)

Oliver Maguire

as Shrieve (4 episodes)

Aubrey Woods

as Controller (4 episodes)

John Hamill

as Shrieve (2 episodes)

Timothy Bateson

as Binro (2 episodes)

Anne Tirard

as The Seeker (2 episodes)

Anna Barry

as Anat (4 episodes)

Jimmy Winston

as Shura (3 episodes)

Wilfred Carter

as Sir Reginald Styles (2 episodes)

Jean MacFarlane

as Miss Paget (2 episodes)

Deborah Brayshaw

as Girl Technician (2 episodes)

Sarah Kemp

as UNIT Radio Operator (2 episodes)

Tim Condren

as Guerilla (1 episode)

Tim Condren was born on October 22, 1926 and passed away 18 years ago at the age of 79 on July 19, 2006.

Bernard Holley

as 1st Radar Operator (1 episode) , Peter Haydon (2 episodes) , Axon Man (4 episodes)

Maurice Bush

as Ogron (4 episodes)

Ricky Newby

as Dalek (4 episodes)

David Joyce

as Ogron (3 episodes)

Frank Menzies

as Ogron (3 episodes)

Bruce Wells

as Ogron (3 episodes)

Geoffrey Todd

as Ogron (3 episodes)

Valentine Palmer

as Monia (2 episodes)

Peter Hill

as Manager (1 episode)

Andrew Carr

as Senior Guard (2 episodes)

Malcolm Terris

as Etnin (1 episode) , Co-Pilot (4 episodes)

George Raistrick

as Guard at Work Centre (1 episode)

George Giles

as Guard Captain (2 episodes)

Alex Macintosh

as Televison Reporter (1 episode)

Wendy Danvers

as Amazonia (1 episode)

Peter Messaline

as Dalek Voices (voice) (3 episodes)

Eileen Way

as Old Mother (2 episodes) , Karela (4 episodes)

Tony Caunter

as Jackson (3 episodes) , Morgan (5 episodes)

Clive Morton

as Trenchard (4 episodes)

Donald Pickering

as Blade (4 episodes) , Beyus (4 episodes)

Michael Gough

as Councillor Hedin (3 episodes) , Toymaker (3 episodes)

Hugh Futcher

as Hickman (1 episode)

Hugh Futcher was born on October 29, 1937 and is currently 87 years old.

Arthur Hewlett

as Kimber (4 episodes) , Kalmar (4 episodes)

June Murphy

as 3rd Officer Jane Blythe (6 episodes)

Wanda Ventham

as Faroon (3 episodes) , Jean Rock (4 episodes) , Thea Ransome (4 episodes)

Wanda Ventham (born 5 August 1935) is an English actress.

David Griffin

as Lt. Commander Mitchell (3 episodes)

John Bennett

as Li H'sen Chang (5 episodes) , General Finch (6 episodes)

Eleanor Bron

as Art Gallery Visitor (1 episode) , Kara (2 episodes)

Rex Rowland

as A / B Girton (1 episode)

Brian Vaughan

as Lt. Commander Watts (1 episode)

Martin Boddey

as Walker (2 episodes)

Anneke Wills

as Polly Wright (4 episodes) , Polly (32 episodes)

Michael Craze

as Ben Jackson (4 episodes) , Ben (33 episodes)

Paul Whitsun-Jones

as Marshal (6 episodes)

Alec Linstead

as Sgt. Osgood (3 episodes) , Jellicoe (4 episodes)

James Mellor

as Varan (4 episodes)

Garrick Hagon

as Ky (6 episodes)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Garrick Hagon (born September 27, 1939) is an English film, stage and televisi...

Christopher Coll

as Stubbs (5 episodes)

Rick James

as Cotton (6 episodes)

Fiona Walker

as Lady Peinforte (1 episode) , Lady Peinforte / Nemesis (2 episodes)

Kevin Lindsay

as Styre / The Marshal (2 episodes) , Cho-je (4 episodes) , Linx (4 episodes)

Jonathan Sherwood

as Varan's Son (2 episodes)

Richard Shaw

as Lakh (2 episodes) , Cross (2 episodes)

John Hollis

as Sondergaard (4 episodes)

Sidney Johnson

as Old Man (1 episode)

Roy Pearce

as Solos Guard (1 episode)

David Arlen

as Guard Warrior (1 episode)

Damon Sanders

as Solos Guard (1 episode)

Peter Howell

as Investigator (1 episode)

Wanda Moore

as Dr. Ruth Ingram (5 episodes)

John Wyse

as Dr. Percival (3 episodes)

Neville Barber

as Dr. Cook (2 episodes)

Clive Merrison

as Deputy Chief (3 episodes) , Jim Callum (4 episodes)

Donald Eccles

as Krasis (5 episodes)

Aidan Murphy

as Hippias (4 episodes)

Keith Dalton

as Neophite (1 episode)

Simon Legree

as UNIT Sergeant (2 episodes)

Marc Boyle

as Kronos (3 episodes)

Greg Powell

as Knight (1 episode)

Greg Powell was born on May 13, 1954 and is currently 70 years old.

Jean Marsh

as Sara Kingdom (3 episodes) , Morgaine (4 episodes)

Rick Lester

as Third Ogron (2 episodes) , Ogron (4 episodes)

Derek Murcott

as Crito (2 episodes)

Susan Penhaligon

as Lakis (2 episodes)

David Prowse

as Minotaur (2 episodes)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia David Prowse, MBE (born 1 July 1935) was an English former bodybuilder, weight...

Tim Pigott-Smith

as Captain Harker (2 episodes) , Marco (4 episodes)

Ingrid Bower

as Face of Kronos (1 episode)

Tom Chadbon

as Duggan / Jagaroth Voice (4 episodes) , Merdeen (4 episodes)

Tom Chadbon was born on February 27, 1946 and is currently 78 years old.

David Garth

as Time Lord (1 episode) , Radio Telescope Director (1 episode)

John Baskcomb

as Rossini (2 episodes)

Alan Bennion

as Azaxyr (3 episodes) , Izlyr (4 episodes)

Stephen Jack

as Farrell Senior (1 episode)

Christopher Benjamin

as Sir Keith Gold (6 episodes) , Jago (6 episodes)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Christopher Benjamin is a British actor, born 27 December 1934 in Trowbridge,...

Gerald Flood

as Voice of Kamelion (voice) (1 episode) , The King (2 episodes)

Bruce Purchase

as Captain (4 episodes)

Andrew Robertson

as Mr. Fibuli (4 episodes)

James Marcus

as Peasant (1 episode) , Rask (3 episodes)

Ralph Michael

as Balaton (2 episodes)

David Sibley

as Pralix (3 episodes)

David Warwick

as Kimus (4 episodes)

Brian Justice

as Yate's Guard (1 episode) , Castle Guard Wilson (1 episode)

Primi Townsend

as Mula (4 episodes)

Clive Bennett

as Citizen (1 episode)

Bernard Finch

as Mentiad (4 episodes)

Adam Kurakin

as Guard (3 episodes)

Barry Ashton

as Hardy (1 episode) , Proctor (2 episodes) , Kemp (2 episodes)

Rosalind Lloyd

as Nurse (3 episodes)

John Normington

as Trevor Sigma (3 episodes) , Morgus (4 episodes)

Patricia Prior

as Mrs. Ollis (2 episodes)

Denys Palmer

as Corporal Palmer (2 episodes)

Rex Robinson

as Dr. Carter (2 episodes) , Dr. Tyler (4 episodes) , Gebek (6 episodes)

Tenniel Evans

as Major Daly (4 episodes)

John Caesar

as C.P.O. Myers (1 episode) , R/T Soldier (1 episode)

Jenny McCracken

as Claire Daly (4 episodes)

Vera Fusek

as President of Earth (5 episodes)

Leslie Dwyer

as Vorg (4 episodes)

Martin Taylor

as Corporal Norton (1 episode) , Skybase Guard (1 episode)

Cheryl Hall

as Shirna (4 episodes)

Ray Lonnen

as Gardiner (2 episodes)

Stephen Thorne

as Kastrian Eldrad (1 episode) , Azal (2 episodes) , First Ogron (2 episodes) , Omega (3 episodes)

Christopher Robbie

as Karkus (2 episodes) , Cyberleader (4 episodes)

Edward Burnham

as Professor Watkins (4 episodes) , Professor Kettlewell (4 episodes)

Michael Sheard

as Headmaster (1 episode) , Mergrave (2 episodes) , Lowe (4 episodes) , Laurence Scarman (4 episodes) , Dr. Summers (5 episodes)

Michael Sheard (18 June 1938 – 31 August 2005) was a Scottish actor who featured in a large number of films and telev...

Ian Collier

as Omega (voice) (1 episode) , The Renegade (voice) (3 episodes) , Stuart Hyde (5 episodes)

James Culliford

as Stewart (2 episodes)

Terry Molloy

as Emperor Dalek (1 episode) , Russell (1 episode) , Davros (4 episodes)

Peter Birrel

as Congressman Brook (1 episode) , Draconian Prince (4 episodes)

John Rees

as Hardy (1 episode)

John Rees's performance as None in 'The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers' is noteworthy for its subtlety and impact. Despite not having any lines, Rees's physicality and expressiveness bring depth to his character, making him a memorable presence on screen. His scenes, particularly during the Battle of Helm's Deep, add to the film's overall intensity and realism. Rees's performance is a testament to the power of non-verbal acting and the importance of every role in bringing a cinematic world to life.

Karol Hagar

as Secretary (3 episodes)

Geoffrey Palmer

as Administrator (1 episode) , Masters (3 episodes)

Harold Goldblatt

as Professor Dale (2 episodes)

Madhav Sharma

as Patel (1 episode)

Neil Seiler

as Radio Operator (1 episode) , Commander Stewart (2 episodes)

Luan Peters

as Sheila (1 episode)

Caroline Hunt

as Technician (1 episode)

George Lee

as Farmworker (1 episode) , Corporal Forbes (2 episodes)

Laurence Harrington

as Lunar Guard (1 episode)

Colin Bell

as C.P.O. Summers (2 episodes) , Private Bryson (2 episodes)

William Wilde

as Draconian Captain (2 episodes)

Lynda Baron

as Captain Wrack (2 episodes) , Singer (voice) (4 episodes)

Lynda Baron was an English actress and singer, best known for her role as Nurse Gladys Emmanuel in the BBC sitcom Ope...

Ian Frost

as Draconian Messenger (1 episode)

Clifford Elkin

as Earth Cruiser Captain (1 episode)

Martin Jarvis

as Governor (2 episodes) , Butler / Voice in Reminder Room (2 episodes) , Hilio (2 episodes) , Butler (3 episodes)

Martin Jarvis OBE is one of Britain's most versatile leading actors. His distinguished career continues to encompass ...

Bill Mitchell

as Newscaster (1 episode)

Dave Carter

as Roundhead Officer (1 episode) , Silurian (1 episode) , Museum Attendant (1 episode) , Sergeant Duffy (1 episode) , Grierson (1 episode) , Primord (2 episodes) , Old Silurian (2 episodes) , Prison Officer (5 episodes)

Tim Preece

as Codal (6 episodes)

Jane How

as Rebec (5 episodes)

Ralph Watson

as Ben (1 episode) , Ettis (4 episodes)

Jerome Willis

as Stevens (6 episodes)

Michael Attwell

as Bates (2 episodes) , Ice Warrior Isbur (4 episodes)

Stewart Bevan

as Clifford Jones (6 episodes)

John Cannon

as Guard (1 episode) , Elgin (1 episode)

Tony Adams

as Elgin (4 episodes)

Alan Tucker

as Latep (4 episodes)

Ben Howard

as Hinks (4 episodes)

Ray Handy

as Milkman (2 episodes)

Maurice Colbourne

as Commander Lytton (2 episodes) , Lytton (2 episodes)

John Rolfe

as Fell (2 episodes)

Jean Burgess

as Cleaner (1 episode)

Donald Pelmear

as Professor Rubeish (4 episodes)

Kevin Stoney

as Tyrum (4 episodes) , Tobias Vaughn (8 episodes) , Mavic Chen (11 episodes)

Ben Aris

as Lieutenant Shears (1 episode)

June Brown

as Eleanor (4 episodes)

Talfryn Thomas

as Mullins (1 episode) , Dave (3 episodes)

Jeremy Bulloch

as Hal (4 episodes)

Jeremy Bulloch (16 February 1945 - 17 December 2020) was an English actor, best known for the role of the bounty hunt...

Sheila Fay

as Meg (3 episodes)

Denis Carey

as The Keeper (1 episode) , Old Man (2 episodes)

George Bryson

as Private Ogden (2 episodes)

Frank Windsor

as Ranulf (2 episodes) , Inspector Mackenzie (2 episodes)

Gordon Pitt

as Eric (1 episode)

Gordon Reid

as Phillips (1 episode)

Cyril Shaps

as Professor Klegg (1 episode) , Lennox (3 episodes) , Archimandrite (3 episodes) , John Viner (3 episodes)

David Daker

as Irongron (3 episodes)

George Pravda

as Denes (2 episodes) , Castellan Spandrell (4 episodes) , Jaeger (5 episodes)

John J. Carney

as Bloodaxe (3 episodes)

Trevor Lawrence

as Lodge (1 episode)

Steve Brunswick

as Sentry (1 episode)

Hugh Burden

as Channing (4 episodes)

Charles Morgan

as Gold Usher (3 episodes) , Songsten (5 episodes)

John Breslin

as Captain Munro (4 episodes)

Antony Webb

as Dr. Henderson (2 episodes)

Helen Dorward

as Nurse (1 episode)

Tessa Shaw

as UNIT Officer (1 episode)

Stanley McGeagh

as Allen (1 episode) , Castle Guard Drew (2 episodes)

Peter Forbes-Robertson

as Time Lord (1 episode) , Chief Sea Devil (2 episodes)

Ellis Jones

as Technician (1 episode)

Allan Mitchell

as Wagstaffe (1 episode)

Norman Jones

as Hieronymous (4 episodes) , Major Baker (5 episodes) , Khrisong (6 episodes)

Norman Atkyns

as Rear Admiral (1 episode) , Guardian (2 episodes)

Hamilton Dyce

as Major General Scobie (3 episodes)

Henry McCarthy

as Dr. Beavis (1 episode)

Mostyn Evans

as High Priest (2 episodes) , Dai Evans (2 episodes)

Andrew Staines

as Captain (1 episode) , Goodge (1 episode) , Keaver (5 episodes)

Derek Smee

as Ransome (2 episodes)

Edmund Bailey

as Attendant (1 episode)

Christopher Wray

as Ldg. Seaman Lovell (2 episodes) , PC Groom (2 episodes)

Frank Jarvis

as Ankh (2 episodes) , Skart (4 episodes)

Fulton Mackay

as Dr. Quinn (3 episodes)

Thomasine Heiner

as Miss Dawson (5 episodes)

Michael Walker

as 1st Radar Operator (1 episode) , Miseus (2 episodes)

Ian Cunningham

as Dr. Meredith (1 episode)

Roy Purcell

as Chief Prison Officer Powers (3 episodes) , President of the Council (4 episodes)

Roy Brannigan

as Roberts (1 episode)

John Woodnutt

as Draconian Emperor (1 episode) , Seron (2 episodes) , George Hibbert (3 episodes) , Duke of Forgill (6 episodes)

John Newman

as Spencer (1 episode)

Nancie Jackson

as Doris Squire (1 episode)

Gordon Richardson

as Squire (1 episode)

Pat Gorman

as UNIT Corporal (1 episode) , Long (1 episode) , Colonist (1 episode) , Thal Soldier (1 episode) , A Medic (2 episodes) , Primitive and Voice (2 episodes) , Primord (2 episodes) , Primitive (2 episodes) , Pilot (2 episodes) , Soldier (2 episodes) , Auton Leader (2 episodes) , Silurian Scientist (3 episodes) , Silurian (3 episodes) , Cyberman (4 episodes) , Monk (uncredited) (5 episodes) , Sea Devil (5 episodes)

Richard Steele

as Sergeant Hart (2 episodes)

Ian Talbot

as Travis (1 episode)

Nigel John

as Young Silurian (4 episodes)

Paul Barton

as Silurian (3 episodes)

Simon Cain

as Silurian (4 episodes)

Alan Mason

as Corporal Nutting (2 episodes)

John Churchill

as Silurian (3 episodes)

Derek Pollitt

as Private Wright (1 episode)

Brendan Barry

as Hospital Doctor (1 episode)

Harry Swift

as Private Robins (1 episode)

Declan Mulholland

as Clark (2 episodes) , Till (3 episodes)

Terence Wilton

as Mark (4 episodes)

Brian Badcoe

as Adam (3 episodes)

George Cormack

as K'anpo (1 episode) , Dalios (3 episodes)

Michael Wisher

as (voice, uncredited) (1 episode) , Dalek (voice) (1 episode) , Ranjit (voice, uncredited) (1 episode) , Morelli (3 episodes) , John Wakefield (3 episodes) , Magrik (4 episodes) , Kalik (4 episodes) , Rex Farrel (4 episodes) , Davros (6 episodes) , Daleks (voice) (9 episodes)

Christopher Burgess

as Professor Philips (2 episodes) , Barnes (6 episodes)

Duncan Lamont

as Dan Galloway (4 episodes)

Julian Fox

as Peter Hamilton (4 episodes)

Joy Harrison

as Jill Tarrant (4 episodes)

Arnold Yarrow

as Bellal (3 episodes)

Robert Cawdron

as Taltalian (3 episodes)

Laurence Payne

as Morix (1 episode) , Johnny Ringo (2 episodes) , Dastari (3 episodes)

Cheryl Molineaux

as Miss Rutherford (2 episodes)

Mitzi McKenzie

as Mrs. Martin (1 episode) , Nancy (5 episodes)

Ray Armstrong

as Grey (2 episodes)

Robert Robertson

as Collinson (2 episodes)

Dallas Cavell

as Quinlan (4 episodes)

Bernard Martin

as Control Room Assistant (1 episode)

John Moreno

as Dobson (1 episode)

James Haswell

as Corporal Champion (1 episode)

Ric Felgate

as Van Lyden (voice) (1 episode) , Van Lyden / Alien (1 episode) , Van Lyden (2 episodes) , Astronaut (3 episodes)

William Dysart

as Reegan (5 episodes)

Gordon Sterne

as Heldorf (1 episode)

John Lord

as Masters (1 episode)

Steve Peters

as Lefee (1 episode) , Astronaut (4 episodes)

James Clayton

as Private Barker (1 episode)

Neville Simons

as Michaels (1 episode) , Astronaut (4 episodes)

John Bailey

as Commander (1 episode) , Sezom (1 episode) , Edward Waterfield (7 episodes)

Joanna Ross

as Control Room Assistant (3 episodes)

Roy Evans

as Bert (2 episodes) , Miner (2 episodes)

Carl Conway

as Control Room Assistant (2 episodes)

Peter Noel Cook

as Alien Space Captain (2 episodes)

Geoffrey Beevers

as Private Johnson (1 episode)

Roy Scammell

as RSF Sentry (1 episode) , Technician (1 episode)

A leading film and television stuntmen in Britain. He worked on the James Bond movies. As part of the TV stunt team ...

Olaf Pooley

as Director Stahlman (1 episode) , Professor Stahlman (6 episodes)

Michael Kilgarriff

as Second Ogron (2 episodes) , Robot (4 episodes) , Cyberman Controller (5 episodes)

Derek Ware

as UNIT Sergeant (1 episode) , Pigbin Josh (1 episode) , Private Wyatt (3 episodes)

Brian Miller

as Dalek Voices (voice) (1 episode) , Dalek Voice (voice) (1 episode) , Dugdale (1 episode)

Brian Reginald Miller (born 17 April 1941) is a British actor and television personality. He is known for his music a...

Keith James

as Patterson (1 episode)

Dermot Tuohy

as Brownrose (1 episode)

Walter Henry

as Primord (1 episode)

Barbara Leake

as Mrs. Farrel (2 episodes)

Norman Stanley

as Telephone Mechanic (1 episode)

Pik-Sen Lim

as Captain Chin Lee (3 episodes)

Roy Heymann

as Gotal (1 episode) , Alien Priest (2 episodes)

Raymond Westwell

as Prison Governor (3 episodes)

Fernanda Marlowe

as Corporal Bell (5 episodes)

Clive Scott

as Linwood (1 episode)

Hayden Jones

as Auton Voice (2 episodes) , Lenny Vosper (3 episodes)

Barry Wade

as Prison Officer (5 episodes)

Bernard Horsfall

as A Stranger (1 episode) , First Time Lord (1 episode) , Gulliver (3 episodes) , Chancellor Goth (4 episodes) , Taron (6 episodes)

Martin Gordon

as Prison Officer (5 episodes)

Bill Matthews

as Davis (1 episode) , Prison Officer (5 episodes)

Kristopher Kum

as Fu Peng (2 episodes)

Tommy Duggan

as Senator Alcott (1 episode)

David Calderisi

as Charlie (1 episode)

Patrick Godfrey

as Major Cosworth (2 episodes)

Johnny Barrs

as Fuller (1 episode)

Matthew Walters

as Main Gate Prisoner (1 episode)

David Simeon

as Alastair Fergus (1 episode) , Private Latimer (2 episodes)

Peter Bathurst

as Chinn (4 episodes)

Paul Grist

as Filer (4 episodes)

Donald Hewlett

as Hardiman (4 episodes)

June Bland

as Elizabeth Rowlinson (1 episode) , Elizabeth Rawlinson (1 episode) , Berger (3 episodes)

Peter Stephens

as Knave of Hearts (1 episode) , Cyril (2 episodes) , Lolem (4 episodes)

Patricia Gordino

as Axon Woman (2 episodes)

Debbie Lee London

as Axon Girl (1 episode)

Kenneth Benda

as The Minister (1 episode)

Royston Farrell

as Technician (1 episode)

Nicholas Pennell

as Winton (6 episodes)

David Webb

as Leeson (1 episode)

Helen Worth

as Mary Ashe (6 episodes)

John Line

as Martin (1 episode)

Erik Chitty

as Charles Preslin (1 episode) , Co-Ordinator Engin (4 episodes)

John Baker

as Time Lord (1 episode)

Ronald Allen

as Rago (5 episodes) , Ralph Cornish (7 episodes)

Graham Leaman

as Controller (2 episodes) , Time Lord (5 episodes)

Morris Perry

as Dent (5 episodes)

John Herrington

as Holden (1 episode)

Clyde Pollitt

as Third Time Lord (1 episode) , Chancellor (2 episodes)

Royce Mills

as Dalek Voice (voice) (2 episodes) , Daleks (voice) (4 episodes)

John Tordoff

as Alec Leeson (1 episode)

Damaris Hayman

as Miss Hawthorne (5 episodes)

Don McKillop

as Bert the Landlord (5 episodes)

Derek Newark

as Za (3 episodes) , Greg Sutton (7 episodes)

Rollo Gamble

as Winstanley (3 episodes)

Simon Lack

as Professor Kettering (1 episode) , Zadek (4 episodes)

Robin Wentworth

as Prof. Horner (1 episode)

Ian Fairbairn

as Questa (1 episode) , Doctor Chester (1 episode) , Mark Gregory (3 episodes) , Bromley (6 episodes)

James Snell

as Harry (2 episodes)

John Joyce

as Garvin (2 episodes)

Eric Hillyard

as Dr. Reeves (3 episodes)

Jon Croft

as Tom Girton (3 episodes)

Stanley Mason

as Bok (3 episodes)

Matthew Corbett

as Jones (1 episode)

John Owens

as Thorpe (3 episodes)

Donald Gee

as Eckersley (6 episodes)

Nina Thomas

as Thalira (6 episodes)

Frank Gatliff

as Ortron (5 episodes)

Graeme Eton

as Preba (3 episodes)

Michael Crane

as Blor (1 episode)

Philip Ryan

as Redcoat (2 episodes) , Primord (2 episodes)

Carl Forgione

as Land (5 episodes)

Max Faulkner

as UNIT Soldier (uncredited) (1 episode) , Exxilon (uncredited) (1 episode) , UNIT Soldier (1 episode) , Second Guard Captain (uncredited) (1 episode) , Thal Guard (1 episode) , Miner (1 episode) , Guard Captain (1 episode) , Guard (uncredited) (1 episode) , Tribesman (uncredited) (1 episode) , Crew Member (uncredited) (1 episode) , Rebel (uncredited) (2 episodes) , Corporal Adams (4 episodes) , Nesbin (4 episodes)

John Kane

as Tommy (6 episodes)

Chubby Oates

as Policeman (1 episode)

John Hicks

as Axon Boy (1 episode) , Quark (5 episodes)

Michael Pinder

as Hopkins (1 episode)

Kismet Delgado

as Spider (voice) (3 episodes)

Beatrix Lehmann

as Professor Rumford (4 episodes)

Walter Randall

as Patrolman (1 episode) , Harry Slocum (2 episodes) , Guard Captain (3 episodes)

Susan Engel

as Vivien Fay (4 episodes)

Geoffrey Morris

as Sabor (3 episodes)

Jenny Laird

as Neska (3 episodes)

Gerald Cross

as Megara Voice (2 episodes)

Nicholas McArdle

as De Vries (2 episodes)

Gareth Hunt

as Arek (1 episode) , Arak (3 episodes)

Joanna Monro

as Rega (3 episodes)

David McAlister

as Megara Voice (2 episodes)

Elaine Ives-Cameron

as Martha (2 episodes)

Ralph Arliss

as Tuar (4 episodes)

James Murray

as Camper (1 episode)

Sheila Dunn

as Telephone Operator (1 episode) , Computer (voice) (1 episode) , Telephone Operator (voice) (1 episode) , Dr. Petra Williams (2 episodes) , Petra Williams (5 episodes)

Tony Harwood

as Flynn (1 episode) , Yeti (5 episodes)

Neville Jason

as Prince Reynart (4 episodes)

Paul Lavers

as Farrah (4 episodes)

Lois Baxter

as Lamia (3 episodes)

Martin Matthews

as Kurster (3 episodes)

Glyn Owen

as Rohm-Dutt (3 episodes)

Roy Skelton

as James (1 episode) , Cybermen (voice) (1 episode) , Cyberman (voice) (1 episode) , Daleks / K9 (voice) (1 episode) , Chedaki (2 episodes) , King Rokon (2 episodes) , Wester / Dalek Voices (3 episodes) , Daleks (voice) (4 episodes) , Norton (4 episodes) , Dalek (voice) (23 episodes)

Sonny Caldinez

as Sskel (uncredited) (1 episode) , Ice Warrior Turoc (2 episodes) , Sskel (3 episodes) , Ice Warrior (3 episodes) , Ssorg (4 episodes) , Kemel (5 episodes)

Sonny Caldinez (1 July 1932 – 12 April 2022) was a Trinidadian actor and professional wrestler. He was often cast in ...

Carl Rigg

as Varlik (4 episodes)

John Woodvine

as Marshal (5 episodes)

Neil McCarthy

as Thawn (4 episodes) , Barnham (5 episodes)

Davyd Harries

as Shapp (5 episodes)

Grahame Mallard

as Harg (2 episodes)

David Graham

as Dalek (voice) (3 episodes) , Charlie (3 episodes) , Kerensky (4 episodes)

Alethea Charlton

as Hur (3 episodes)

Ian Liston

as 'Hero' (1 episode)

Alan Rowe

as Space Control (voice) (1 episode) , Dr. Evans (1 episode) , Dr. Evans / Space Control (voice) (2 episodes) , Skinsale (3 episodes) , Edward of Wessex (4 episodes) , Garif (4 episodes)

Terence Lodge

as Medok (3 episodes) , Orum (4 episodes) , Moss (6 episodes)

Howard Lang

as Horg (3 episodes)

Susan Skipper

as 'Heroine' (1 episode)

William Squire

as The Shadow (4 episodes)

Arthur Cox

as Cully (5 episodes)

Arthur Cox was born on April 7, 1934 and passed away 3 years ago at the age of 87 on April 9, 2021.

Iain Armstrong

as Technician (1 episode)

Philip Voss

as Wahed (1 episode)

John Scott Martin

as Reading Guard (uncredited) (1 episode) , Kriz (1 episode) , Hughes (1 episode) , Cell Guard (uncredited) (1 episode) , Nucleus (2 episodes) , Mechanoid (2 episodes) , Charlie (uncredited) (3 episodes) , Robot (3 episodes) , Mutt (6 episodes) , Zarbi (6 episodes) , Dalek Operator (50 episodes)

Nicolette Pendrell

as Tolata (1 episode)

John Abineri

as Richard Railton (2 episodes) , Ranquin (4 episodes) , Van Lutyens (4 episodes) , General Carrington (7 episodes)

Felicity Gibson

as Kando (5 episodes)

Giles Block

as Teel (5 episodes)

Johnson Bayly

as Balan (4 episodes)

Gary Smith

as Quark (5 episodes)

Freddie Wilson

as Quark (5 episodes)

Peter Halliday

as Soldier (2 episodes) , Aliens (voice) (2 episodes) , Pletrac (4 episodes) , Silurians (voice) (5 episodes) , Packer (8 episodes)

Walter Fitzgerald

as Senex (3 episodes)

Alan Gerrard

as Bovem (3 episodes)

John Cross

as Council Member (3 episodes)

Ronald Mansell

as Council Member (3 episodes)

Brian Cant

as Tensa (2 episodes)

Kenneth Ives

as Toba (5 episodes)

Emrys Jones

as The Master of the Land of Fiction (5 episodes)

Hamish Wilson

as Jamie (2 episodes)

Bill Wiesener

as Robot (3 episodes)

Barbara Loft

as Child (2 episodes)

Sylvestra Le Touzel

as Child (2 episodes)

Timothy Horton

as Child (2 episodes)

Martin Langley

as Child (2 episodes)

Paul Alexander

as Soldier (3 episodes)

Ian Hines

as Soldier (3 episodes)

Richard Ireson

as Soldier (3 episodes)

Christine Pirie

as Princess Rapunzel (2 episodes)

Sue Pulford

as The Medusa (2 episodes)

Christopher Reynalds

as Child (1 episode)

Gerald Taylor

as Vega Nexos (1 episode) , Baker's Man (1 episode) , Dalek Operator (2 episodes)

David Reynalds

as Child (1 episode)

David Savile

as Winser (2 episodes) , Lieutenant Carstairs (9 episodes)

Katherine Schofield

as Sabetha (5 episodes)

David Reynolds

as Child (1 episode)

Earl Cameron

as Williams (2 episodes)

I apologize, but Earl Cameron did not appear in "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers". It seems there may be some confusion. Earl Cameron is a renowned actor known for his roles in films such as "Pool of London" and "Thunderball", but he did not participate in the Lord of the Rings trilogy.

John Greenwood

as D'Artagnan / Sir Lancelot (1 episode)

Terence de Marney

as Churchwarden Joseph Longfoot (1 episode)

Sheila Grant

as Jane Leeson (1 episode) , Quarks (voice) (5 episodes)

David Cannon

as Cyrano (1 episode)

Patsy Smart

as Ghoul (1 episode)

Gerry Wain

as Blackbeard (1 episode)

Edward Dentith

as Major-General Rutlidge (2 episodes)

Murray Evans

as Lorry Driver (1 episode)

Geoffrey Cheshire

as Jack Tracy (2 episodes)

Michael Hawkins

as General Williams (5 episodes)

Valentine Dyall

as The Guardian (1 episode) , Black Guardian (12 episodes)

Peter Thompson

as Workman (1 episode) , Primord (2 episodes)

Richard Reeves

as Kaled Leader (3 episodes)

Eric Mason

as C.P.O. Smedley (1 episode) , Senior Prison Officer Green (3 episodes)

Stacy Davies

as Private Perkins (1 episode)

Terry Walsh

as S.R.S. Meeting Security (uncredited) (1 episode) , Kaled Scientist (uncredited) (1 episode) , Militiaman (uncredited) (1 episode) , Guard (1 episode) , Overlord Guard (uncredited) (1 episode) , Solider (uncredited) (1 episode) , UNIT Motorcyclist (uncredited) (1 episode) , Thal Guard / Thal Soldier (uncredited) (1 episode) , Jack (uncredited) (1 episode) , Burning Exxilon (uncredited) (1 episode) , Executioner (uncredited) (1 episode) , Warehouse Looter (1 episode) , Man with Boat (1 episode) , Stangmoor Man (uncredited) (1 episode) , Muto (uncredited) (1 episode) , Security Guard (uncredited) (1 episode) , Thal Soldier (uncredited) (1 episode) , Skybase Guard (uncredited) (1 episode) , IMC Guard Rogers (uncredited) (1 episode) , Doran (1 episode) , Zake (1 episode) , Doran (uncredited) (1 episode) , Window Cleaner (1 episode) , Wirrn Operator (uncredited) (1 episode) , Auton Policeman (uncredited) (1 episode) , Zombie (uncredited) (1 episode) , Auton Policeman (1 episode) , Mensch (2 episodes) , Solos Guard (uncredited) (2 episodes) , Castle Guard Barclay (uncredited) (2 episodes) , Castle Guard Barclay (2 episodes) , Crew Member (uncredited) (3 episodes) , Guard (uncredited) (3 episodes) , Guard Captain (4 episodes) , UNIT Soldier (uncredited) (4 episodes)

Robert Russell

as The Caber (4 episodes)

Rachel Davies

as Camilla (4 episodes)

John Dearth

as Boss (voice) (5 episodes) , Lupton (6 episodes)

Derek Chafer

as Cyberman (1 episode)

Terence Denville

as Cyberman (1 episode)

James Thornhill

as Sergeant Walters (6 episodes)

John Wilson

as Jacondan Guard (1 episode)

Sally Faulkner

as Isobel Watkins (8 episodes)

Robert Sidaway

as Captain Jimmy Turner (1 episode) , Captain Turner (6 episodes)

Charles Finch

as Cyberman (3 episodes)

John Spradbury

as Cyberman (3 episodes)

Clifford Earl

as Major Branwell (2 episodes)

Norman Hartley

as Sergeant Peters (2 episodes)

Richard King

as Cyberman (2 episodes)

Peter Thornton

as Cyberman (2 episodes)

Clifford Cox

as UNIT Sergeant (1 episode)

Betty Bowden

as Meg Seeley (2 episodes)

Mark Hardy

as Swampie Warrior (2 episodes) , Cyber Lieutenant (5 episodes)

Neil Wilson

as Sam Seeley (3 episodes)

John Ringham

as Josiah Blake (3 episodes) , Tlotoxl (4 episodes) , Ashe (6 episodes)

Stuart Blake

as Zoldaz (1 episode) , Scibus (4 episodes)

John Taylor

as Wheel Crewmember (uncredited) (1 episode)

Nicholas Courtney

as Tourist (uncredited) (1 episode) , The Brigadier (4 episodes) , Bret Vyon (4 episodes) , Col. Lethbridge-Stewart (7 episodes)

Jack Watling

as Professor Travers (6 episodes)

David Grey

as Rinchen (4 episodes)

Wolfe Morris

as Padmasambhava (5 episodes)

David Baron

as Ralpachan (5 episodes)

Richard Kerley

as Yeti (5 episodes)

John Hogan

as Yeti (4 episodes)

Anthony Ainley

as Tremas / The Master (1 episode) , The Master / Sir Gilles Estram (1 episode) , Kalid (1 episode) , The Master / Portreeve (2 episodes) , The Master (voice) (2 episodes) , Tremas (3 episodes) , The Master (20 episodes)

Cy Town

as Harold V's Brother (uncredited) (1 episode) , Brother (uncredited) (1 episode) , Passerby (uncredited) (1 episode) , Vogan (uncredited) (1 episode) , Guard (uncredited) (1 episode) , 2nd Brother (uncredited) (1 episode) , Haemovore (uncredited) (1 episode) , Technician (uncredited) (1 episode) , Extra (uncredited) (2 episodes) , Medical Orderly (uncredited) (2 episodes) , Dalek Operator (24 episodes)

Richard Beale

as Minister of Ecology (1 episode) , Broadcast Voice (voice) (4 episodes) , Bat Masterson (4 episodes)

Tim Barker

as Harold V (1 episode)

Jeremy Young

as Gordon Lowery (1 episode) , Kal (3 episodes)

Trevor Martin

as Second Time Lord (1 episode)

Barry Jackson

as Jeff Garvey (1 episode) , Drax (2 episodes)

Murphy Grumbar

as Mechanoid (2 episodes) , Arcturus (3 episodes) , Dalek Operator (25 episodes)

Ralph Carrigan

as Cheerleader (1 episode) , Robot (3 episodes) , Cyberman (3 episodes)

John Gregg

as Lycett (1 episode)

Terry Wright

as Cheerleader (1 episode) , Robot (3 episodes)

Dennis Bowen

as Prison Governor (2 episodes)

Stanley Price

as Pilot (1 episode)

Norman Pace

as Harvey (1 episode)

Drew Wood

as Tane (1 episode)

Mark Eden

as Marco Polo (3 episodes)

Derren Nesbitt

as Tegana (3 episodes)

Zienia Merton

as Ping-Cho (3 episodes)

Tutte Lemkow

as Kuiju (1 episode)

Tutte Lemkow's performance as a member of the Uruk-hai army in 'The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers' is noteworthy for its physicality and intensity. Lemkow, a trained dancer, brings a unique sense of movement and agility to his role as a fierce warrior. Despite his character not having any lines, Lemkow's performance is memorable, as he conveys the brutality and determination of the Uruk-hai through his actions and expressions. His contribution adds to the overall tension and suspense of the battle scenes in the film.