"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
Elisabeth Sladen
as Sarah Jane Smith (98 episodes)
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Secondary Cast of Doctor Who
John Leeson
as Dugeen (4 episodes) , K9 (voice) (80 episodes)
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Francesca Bertorelli
as Schoolgirl (1 episode)
Barry Justice
as King Charles IX (2 episodes)
Richard Mayes
as Chief Baxter (2 episodes)
Henry Gilbert
as Torbis (1 episode)
David Troughton
as Peladon (5 episodes)
David Troughton was born on June 9, 1950 and is currently 74 years old.
Derek Waring
as Shardovan (2 episodes)
Christopher Villiers
as Hugh (2 episodes)
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Polly James
as Jane Hampden (2 episodes)
Sheila Reid
as Etta (2 episodes)
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Dicken Ashworth
as Sezon (2 episodes)
Morris Barry
as Tollund (1 episode)
Pauline Collins
as Samantha Briggs (4 episodes)
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Vernon Dobtcheff
as Scientist (3 episodes)
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Nigel Lambert
as Hardin (3 episodes)
Philip Locke
as Bigon / Control (4 episodes)
Edward Highmore
as Malkon (4 episodes)
Don Henderson
as Gavrok (3 episodes)
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Christopher Ryan
as Kiv (4 episodes)
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Nigel Humphreys
as Bulic (1 episode)
Peter Childs
as Jack Ward (2 episodes)
Gareth Hale
as Len (1 episode)
Gertan Klauber
as Ola (4 episodes)
Peter Welch
as Morgan (3 episodes)
June Page
as Keara (4 episodes)
Jeff Stewart
as Dukkha (2 episodes)
Michael Melia
as Terileptil (3 episodes)
Robert Glenister
as Salateen (4 episodes)
Robert Glenister was born on March 11, 1960 and is currently 64 years old.
Kevin McNally
as Hugo Lang (4 episodes)
Kevin McNally was born on April 27, 1956, in Bristol, England. He grew up in Birmingham where he attended Redhill and...
Mavis Ranson
as Schoolgirl (1 episode)
Ian Cullen
as Ixta (4 episodes)
Edward Kelsey
as Edu (4 episodes)
Peter Craze
as Costa (1 episode)
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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Keith Jayne
as Will Chandler (1 episode)
Crawford Logan
as Deedrix (1 episode)
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.
Mark Greenstreet
as Ikona (4 episodes)
Elizabeth Spriggs
as Maddy (3 episodes)
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Anne Reid
as Nurse Crane (3 episodes)
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Julian Holloway
as Paterson (3 episodes)
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John Witty
as Computer Voice (voice) (6 episodes)
Glyn Jones
as Krans (2 episodes)
Ralph Morse
as Foster Guardian (uncredited) (1 episode)
Stephen Garlick
as Ibbotson (2 episodes)
Jack Galloway
as Joseph Willow (2 episodes)
Tony Osoba
as Lan (5 episodes)
Tony Osoba was born on March 15, 1947 and is currently 77 years old.
John Bryans
as Torvin (4 episodes)
Thane Bettany
as Tarak (4 episodes)
Metin Yenal
as Karl (3 episodes)
Brian Blessed
as King Yrcanos (4 episodes)
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Catherine Howe
as Ara (4 episodes)
Bob Hornery
as Pilot (1 episode)
Annie Lambert
as Enlightenment (1 episode)
Alec Sabin
as Ringway (2 episodes)
Stuart Organ
as Bazin (1 episode)
Courtney Pine
as Courtney Pine (1 episode)
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)
Brian Thomas
as Schoolboy (1 episode)
Leslie Schofield
as Leroy (1 episode) , Calib (4 episodes)
Leslie Schofield was born on December 12, 1938 and is currently 86 years old.
Kenneth Watson
as Bill Duggan (6 episodes)
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.
Adam Blackwood
as Balazar (4 episodes)
Trevor Laird
as Frax (4 episodes)
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Robin Soans
as Luvic (1 episode)
Robin Soans is a British actor and playwright.
Chloe Ashcroft
as Professor Laird (2 episodes)
Simon Coady
as Video Commentary (voice) (1 episode)
William Lindsay
as Zargo (4 episodes)
Barbara Kinghorn
as Timmin (4 episodes)
Malcolm Tierney
as Doland (4 episodes)
Malcolm Tierney was born on February 25, 1938 and is currently 86 years old.
Dennis Chinnery
as Sylvest (2 episodes) , Gharman (5 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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Simon Slater
as Edwardes (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)
Gladys Spencer
as High Minister (voice) (2 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)
Andrew Johns
as Kravos (1 episode)
Jeremy Chandler
as Gerrill (1 episode)
Michael Lynch
as Thal Politician (2 episodes)
Helen Blatch
as Voice (voice) (1 episode) , Fabian (1 episode)
Peter Mantle
as Kaled Guard (1 episode)
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)
Donald Sumpter (born 13 February 1943) is an English actor. He has appeared in film and television since the mid-1960...
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)
Bernard G. High
as Corporal (1 episode)
Ronald Gough
as Zygon (3 episodes)
Peter Symonds
as Soldier (1 episode)
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)
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)
Nick Hobbs is a stunt performer and coordinator, as well as occasional actor.
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)
Brian Ellis
as Prisoner (1 episode) , Brother (4 episodes)
Peter Walshe
as Pikeman (1 episode) , Erak (2 episodes)
Hugh Lund
as Matthews (1 episode)
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)
Chris Tranchell
as Andred (6 episodes)
Reginald Jessup
as Lord Savar (1 episode)
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)
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)
Ysanne Churchman
as Spider (voice) (5 episodes) , Alpha Centauri (voice) (10 episodes)
Harry Fielder
as Guard (2 episodes)
Prolific British background actor.
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)
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)
David Purcell
as Abbott (1 episode)
Robin Hargrave
as Guard (1 episode)
Frances Pidgeon
as Miss Jackson (1 episode)
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)
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)
Rob Edwards
as Chub (1 episode) , Xoanon (voice) (2 episodes)
Dennis Edwards
as Lady Gomer (1 episode) , Lord Gomer (2 episodes)
Alec Wallis
as Warner (1 episode) , Ldg. Telegraphist Bowman (4 episodes)
Stan McGowan
as Vardan (1 episode) , Vardan (voice) (3 episodes)
Tania Rogers
as Zilda (2 episodes)
Gregory de Polnay
as D.84 (4 episodes)
Miles Fothergill
as S.V.7 (4 episodes)
John Bleasdale
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)
Deep Roy
as Mr. Sin (6 episodes)
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Roy Herrick
as Xoanon (voice) (1 episode) , Parsons (2 episodes)
Alan Butler
as Buller (1 episode)
Jay Neill
as Guard Klimt (1 episode) , Silvey (1 episode) , Pikeman (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)
Penny Lister
as Singer (1 episode)
Melville Jones
as Guard (2 episodes) , First Cyberman (3 episodes)
John Abbott
as Vince (4 episodes)
Annette Woollett
as Adelaide Lesage (3 episodes)
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) , Monster (2 episodes) , Wirrn Operator (2 episodes) , Alpha Centauri (10 episodes)
Roderick Smith
as Cruikshank (2 episodes)
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)
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Jonina Scott
as Marn (4 episodes)
Roy Macready
as Cordo (4 episodes)
Graham Simpson
as Hiker (1 episode)
Adrienne Burgess
as Veet (4 episodes)
Carole Hopkin
as Nurse (1 episode)
Jonathan Newth
as Orfe (4 episodes)
David Rowlands
as Bisham (3 episodes)
Derek Crewe
as Synge (2 episodes)
Norman Tipton
as Idas (3 episodes)
Christopher Christou
as Guard (1 episode)
Scott Fredericks
as Boaz (4 episodes) , Maximillian Stael (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 Robinson (1 episode) , Short (1 episode)
Christine Pollon
as Voice of the Oracle (voice) (2 episodes)
Gai Waterhouse
as Presta (4 episodes)
Eric Danot
as Castellan Guard (1 episode)
Derek Deadman
as Stor (3 episodes)
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Roy Pattison
as Zazzka (1 episode) , Draconian Space Pilot (1 episode)
Nigel Plaskitt
as Unstoffe (4 episodes)
Robert Keegan
as Sholakh (4 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.
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)
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)
Hugh Futcher
as Hickman (1 episode)
Hugh Futcher was born on October 29, 1937 and is currently 87 years old.
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)
Rex Rowland
as A / B Girton (1 episode)
Brian Vaughan
as Lt. Commander Watts (1 episode)
Alec Linstead
as Sgt. Osgood (3 episodes) , Jellicoe (4 episodes)
James Mellor
as Varan (4 episodes)
Garrick Hagon
as Ky (6 episodes)
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Christopher Coll
as Stubbs (5 episodes)
Rick James
as Cotton (6 episodes)
Kevin Lindsay
as Styre / The Marshal (2 episodes) , Linx (4 episodes) , Cho-je (4 episodes)
Jonathan Sherwood
as Varan's Son (2 episodes)
Richard Shaw
as Cross (2 episodes) , Lakh (2 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)
Wanda Moore
as Dr. Ruth Ingram (5 episodes)
John Wyse
as Dr. Percival (3 episodes)
Neville Barber
as Dr. Cook (2 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.
Rick Lester
as Third Ogron (2 episodes) , Ogron (4 episodes)
Derek Murcott
as Crito (2 episodes)
David Prowse
as Minotaur (2 episodes)
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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)
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Andrew Robertson
as Mr. Fibuli (4 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)
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)
John Caesar
as R/T Soldier (1 episode) , C.P.O. Myers (1 episode)
Jenny McCracken
as Claire Daly (4 episodes)
Vera Fusek
as President of Earth (5 episodes)
Martin Taylor
as Corporal Norton (1 episode) , Skybase Guard (1 episode)
Stephen Thorne
as Kastrian Eldrad (1 episode) , First Ogron (2 episodes) , Azal (2 episodes) , Omega (3 episodes)
Christopher Robbie
as Karkus (2 episodes) , Cyberleader (4 episodes)
Michael Sheard
as Headmaster (1 episode) , Mergrave (2 episodes) , Laurence Scarman (4 episodes) , Lowe (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)
John Rees
as Hardy (1 episode)
Karol Hagar
as Secretary (3 episodes)
Neil Seiler
as Radio Operator (1 episode) , Commander Stewart (2 episodes)
George Lee
as Farmworker (1 episode) , Corporal Forbes (2 episodes)
Caroline Hunt
as Technician (1 episode)
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 ...
Dave Carter
as Silurian (1 episode) , Roundhead Officer (1 episode) , Museum Attendant (1 episode) , Sergeant Duffy (1 episode) , Grierson (1 episode) , Primord (2 episodes) , Old Silurian (2 episodes) , Prison Officer (5 episodes)
Jane How
as Rebec (5 episodes)
Ralph Watson
as Ben (1 episode) , Ettis (4 episodes)
Ray Handy
as Milkman (2 episodes)
John Rolfe
as Fell (2 episodes)
Jean Burgess
as Cleaner (1 episode)
Donald Pelmear
as Professor Rubeish (4 episodes)
Ben Aris
as Lieutenant Shears (1 episode)
Jeremy Bulloch
as Hal (4 episodes)
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Sheila Fay
as Meg (3 episodes)
Denis Carey
as The Keeper (1 episode) , Old Man (2 episodes)
George Bryson
as Private Ogden (2 episodes)
Gordon Pitt
as Eric (1 episode)
Gordon Reid
as Phillips (1 episode)
John J. Carney
as Bloodaxe (3 episodes)
Trevor Lawrence
as Lodge (1 episode)
Steve Brunswick
as Sentry (1 episode)
Charles Morgan
as Gold Usher (3 episodes) , Songsten (5 episodes)
Antony Webb
as Dr. Henderson (2 episodes)
Helen Dorward
as Nurse (1 episode)
Stanley McGeagh
as Allen (1 episode) , Castle Guard Drew (2 episodes)
Tessa Shaw
as UNIT Officer (1 episode)
Peter Forbes-Robertson
as Time Lord (1 episode) , Chief Sea Devil (2 episodes)
Allan Mitchell
as Wagstaffe (1 episode)
Norman Atkyns
as Rear Admiral (1 episode) , Guardian (2 episodes)
Henry McCarthy
as Dr. Beavis (1 episode)
Mostyn Evans
as Dai Evans (2 episodes) , High Priest (2 episodes)
Andrew Staines
as Goodge (1 episode) , Captain (1 episode) , Keaver (5 episodes)
Derek Smee
as Ransome (2 episodes)
Edmund Bailey
as Attendant (1 episode)
Christopher Wray
as PC Groom (2 episodes) , Ldg. Seaman Lovell (2 episodes)
Frank Jarvis
as Ankh (2 episodes) , Skart (4 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 Newman
as Spencer (1 episode)
Nancie Jackson
as Doris Squire (1 episode)
Gordon Richardson
as Squire (1 episode)
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)
Christopher Burgess
as Professor Philips (2 episodes) , Barnes (6 episodes)
Julian Fox
as Peter Hamilton (4 episodes)
Joy Harrison
as Jill Tarrant (4 episodes)
Arnold Yarrow
as Bellal (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 / Alien (1 episode) , Van Lyden (voice) (1 episode) , Van Lyden (2 episodes) , Astronaut (3 episodes)
Gordon Sterne
as Heldorf (1 episode)
John Lord
as Masters (1 episode)
Steve Peters
as Lefee (1 episode) , Astronaut (4 episodes)
Neville Simons
as Michaels (1 episode) , Astronaut (4 episodes)
James Clayton
as Private Barker (1 episode)
Joanna Ross
as Control Room Assistant (3 episodes)
Carl Conway
as Control Room Assistant (2 episodes)
Peter Noel Cook
as Alien Space Captain (2 episodes)
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 ...
Michael Kilgarriff
as Second Ogron (2 episodes) , Robot (4 episodes) , Cyberman Controller (5 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)
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)
Martin Gordon
as Prison Officer (5 episodes)
Bill Matthews
as Davis (1 episode) , Prison Officer (5 episodes)
David Calderisi
as Charlie (1 episode)
Johnny Barrs
as Fuller (1 episode)
Matthew Walters
as Main Gate Prisoner (1 episode)
Peter Bathurst
as Chinn (4 episodes)
Paul Grist
as Filer (4 episodes)
June Bland
as Elizabeth Rawlinson (1 episode) , Elizabeth Rowlinson (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)
Royston Farrell
as Technician (1 episode)
Nicholas Pennell
as Winton (6 episodes)
John Line
as Martin (1 episode)
John Baker
as Time Lord (1 episode)
Graham Leaman
as Controller (2 episodes) , Time Lord (5 episodes)
John Herrington
as Holden (1 episode)
Clyde Pollitt
as Third Time Lord (1 episode) , Chancellor (2 episodes)
Rollo Gamble
as Winstanley (3 episodes)
Robin Wentworth
as Prof. Horner (1 episode)
Ian Fairbairn
as Doctor Chester (1 episode) , Questa (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)
Nina Thomas
as Thalira (6 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)
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)
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)
Gerald Cross
as Megara Voice (2 episodes)
Nicholas McArdle
as De Vries (2 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)
Paul Lavers
as Farrah (4 episodes)
Martin Matthews
as Kurster (3 episodes)
Sonny Caldinez
as Sskel (uncredited) (1 episode) , Ice Warrior Turoc (2 episodes) , Ice Warrior (3 episodes) , Sskel (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 ...
Grahame Mallard
as Harg (2 episodes)
Ian Liston
as 'Hero' (1 episode)
Alan Rowe
as Dr. Evans (1 episode) , Space Control (voice) (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)
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)
Nicolette Pendrell
as Tolata (1 episode)
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)
Alan Gerrard
as Bovem (3 episodes)
John Cross
as Council Member (3 episodes)
Ronald Mansell
as Council Member (3 episodes)
Kenneth Ives
as Toba (5 episodes)
Hamish Wilson
as Jamie (2 episodes)
Bill Wiesener
as Robot (3 episodes)
Barbara Loft
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)
Christine Pirie
as Princess Rapunzel (2 episodes)
Sue Pulford
as The Medusa (2 episodes)
Christopher Reynalds
as Child (1 episode)
David Reynalds
as Child (1 episode)
David Savile
as Winser (2 episodes) , Lieutenant Carstairs (9 episodes)
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)
Sheila Grant
as Jane Leeson (1 episode) , Quarks (voice) (5 episodes)
David Cannon
as Cyrano (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)
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 Thal Guard / Thal Soldier (uncredited) (1 episode) , UNIT Motorcyclist (uncredited) (1 episode) , Solider (uncredited) (1 episode) , Overlord Guard (uncredited) (1 episode) , Wirrn Operator (uncredited) (1 episode) , Skybase Guard (uncredited) (1 episode) , Window Cleaner (1 episode) , Doran (uncredited) (1 episode) , Zake (1 episode) , Doran (1 episode) , IMC Guard Rogers (uncredited) (1 episode) , Auton Policeman (1 episode) , Zombie (uncredited) (1 episode) , S.R.S. Meeting Security (uncredited) (1 episode) , Auton Policeman (uncredited) (1 episode) , Kaled Scientist (uncredited) (1 episode) , Militiaman (uncredited) (1 episode) , Guard (1 episode) , Security Guard (uncredited) (1 episode) , Muto (uncredited) (1 episode) , Stangmoor Man (uncredited) (1 episode) , Man with Boat (1 episode) , Warehouse Looter (1 episode) , Executioner (uncredited) (1 episode) , Burning Exxilon (uncredited) (1 episode) , Thal Soldier (uncredited) (1 episode) , Jack (uncredited) (1 episode) , Solos Guard (uncredited) (2 episodes) , Mensch (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)
John Dearth
as Boss (voice) (5 episodes) , Lupton (6 episodes)
Derek Chafer
as Cyberman (1 episode)
James Thornhill
as Sergeant Walters (6 episodes)
John Wilson
as Jacondan Guard (1 episode)
Robert Sidaway
as Captain Jimmy Turner (1 episode) , Captain Turner (6 episodes)
Charles Finch
as Cyberman (3 episodes)
John Spradbury
as Cyberman (3 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)
Stuart Blake
as Zoldaz (1 episode) , Scibus (4 episodes)
John Taylor
as Wheel Crewmember (uncredited) (1 episode)
David Grey
as Rinchen (4 episodes)
Wolfe Morris
as Padmasambhava (5 episodes)
David Baron
as Ralpachan (5 episodes)
John Hogan
as Yeti (4 episodes)
Cy Town
as Technician (uncredited) (1 episode) , Guard (uncredited) (1 episode) , Vogan (uncredited) (1 episode) , Haemovore (uncredited) (1 episode) , Brother (uncredited) (1 episode) , Passerby (uncredited) (1 episode) , Harold V's Brother (uncredited) (1 episode) , 2nd Brother (uncredited) (1 episode) , Medical Orderly (uncredited) (2 episodes) , Extra (uncredited) (2 episodes) , Dalek Operator (24 episodes)
Richard Beale
as Minister of Ecology (1 episode) , Bat Masterson (4 episodes) , Broadcast Voice (voice) (4 episodes)
Trevor Martin
as Second Time Lord (1 episode)
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)
Terry Wright
as Cheerleader (1 episode) , Robot (3 episodes)
Dennis Bowen
as Prison Governor (2 episodes)
Stanley Price
as Pilot (1 episode)
Drew Wood
as Tane (1 episode)
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.
Gábor Baraker
as Wang-Lo (1 episode)
Raymond Llewellyn
as Sapan (5 episodes)
Ian Saynor
as Merak (5 episodes)
Kevin Manser
as Dalek Operator (3 episodes)
Oliver Gilbert
as Dalek Voices (voice) (4 episodes)
Dominic Allan
as Policeman (1 episode)
David March
as 2nd Radar Operator (2 episodes)
Laurie Webb
as Mr. Ollis (4 episodes)
Graham Ashley
as Overseer (3 episodes)
Graham Ashley was born on April 26, 1927 and passed away 45 years ago at the age of 52 on October 30, 1979.
Robert Jezek
as Sergeant. Zbrigniev (1 episode)
Maurice Good
as Phineas Clanton (4 episodes)
David Cole
as Billy Clanton (4 episodes)
Sheena Marshe
as Kate (4 episodes)
Shane Rimmer
as Seth Harper (2 episodes)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Shane Rimmer was a Canadian actor, voice actor and screenwriter, known for pr...
Anthony Jacobs
as Doc. Holliday (4 episodes)
Reed De Rouen
as Pa Clanton (2 episodes)
Martyn Huntley
as Warren Earp (2 episodes)
Dudley Jones
as Dyson (4 episodes)
David Dodimead
as Barclay (4 episodes)
Alan White
as Schultz (2 episodes)
Shane Shelton
as Tito (1 episode)
Harry Brooks
as Krang (1 episode) , Talon (1 episode)
Gregg Palmer
as Shav (1 episode) , Gern (1 episode)
Ellen Cullen
as Geneva Technician (3 episodes)
Christopher Dunham
as R/T Technician (2 episodes)
Callen Angelo
as Terry Cutler (2 episodes)
Reg Lever
as Joker (1 episode)
Lionel Gadsden
as Old Aztec Man (1 episode)
Graham Armitage
as Barney (1 episode)
Denis Goacher
as Controller (voice) (4 episodes)
Anthony Gardner
as Alvis (1 episode)
Jane Enshawe
as Sunnaa (3 episodes)
Roger Jerome
as Cheerleader (1 episode)
Crew of Doctor Who
Discover the backstage crew of Doctor Who →- Released on November 23, 1963