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* [[Tom Adams (actor)|Tom Adams]] (''[[The Onedin Line]]'') in ''[[Warriors of the Deep]]'' |
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* [[Chloe Ashcroft]] (''[[Play School (UK TV series)|Play School]]'') in ''[[Resurrection of the Daleks]]'' |
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* [[Lynda Baron]] (''[[Open All Hours]]'') in ''[[Enlightenment (Doctor Who)|Enlightenment]]'' |
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| [[Tom Adams (actor)|Tom Adams]]|| ''[[The Onedin Line]]'' || ''[[Warriors of the Deep]]'' |
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* [[Rodney Bewes]] (''[[The Likely Lads]]'') in ''Resurrection of the Daleks'' |
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| [[Chloe Ashcroft]] ||''[[Play School (UK TV series)|Play School]]'' ||''[[Resurrection of the Daleks]]'' |
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* [[Michael Cashman]] (later of ''[[EastEnders]]'') in ''[[Time-Flight]]'' |
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| [[Lynda Baron]] ||''[[Open All Hours]]''||''[[Enlightenment (Doctor Who)|Enlightenment]]'' |
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* [[Maurice Colbourne]] (''[[Howards' Way]]'') in ''Resurrection of the Daleks'' |
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| [[Keith Barron]] ||''[[Duty Free]]'', ''[[Where the Heart Is (TV series)|Where the Heart Is]]'' || ''Enlightenment'' |
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* [[David Collings]] (Silver in ''[[Sapphire and Steel]]'') in ''[[Mawdryn Undead]]'' |
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* [[Martin Clunes]] (later of ''[[Men Behaving Badly]]'') in ''[[Snakedance]]'' |
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| [[Rodney Bewes]] ||''[[The Likely Lads]]'' ||''Resurrection of the Daleks'' |
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* [[Lesley Dunlop]] (''[[Angels (TV series)|Angels]]'', later of ''[[May to December]]'', ''Where the Heart Is'') in ''[[Frontios]]'' |
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* [[Valentine Dyall]] (radio actor) in ''[[Mawdryn Undead]]'', ''Terminus'', and ''Enlightenment'' |
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| [[Andrew Burt]] ||''[[Emmerdale]]'' || ''[[Terminus (Doctor Who)|Terminus]]'' |
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* [[Peter Gilmore]] (''The Onedin Line'' as well as some ''Carry On'' films) in ''Frontios'' |
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* [[Robert Glenister]] (''[[Sink_or_Swim_(TV)|Sink or Swim]]'', later of [[Hustle (BBC)|Hustle]]) in ''[[The Caves of Androzani]]'' |
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| [[Michael Cashman]] ||''[[EastEnders]]''||''[[Time-Flight]]'' |
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* [[Liza Goddard]] (80s actress) in ''Terminus'' |
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* [[Michael Gough]] (film actor) in ''[[Arc of Infinity]]'' |
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| [[Tony Caunter]] ||''EastEnders'' || ''Enlightenment'' |
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* [[Nerys Hughes]] (''[[The Liver Birds]]'') in ''[[Kinda (Doctor Who)|Kinda]]'' |
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| [[Maurice Colbourne]] ||''[[Howards' Way]]''|| ''Resurrection of the Daleks'' |
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* [[Polly James]] (''The Liver Birds'') in ''[[The Awakening (Doctor Who)|The Awakening]]'' |
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* [[Leee John]] (Singer with ''[[Imagination (band)|Imagination]]'') in ''Enlightenment'' |
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| [[David Collings]] || Silver in ''[[Sapphire and Steel]]'' || ''[[Mawdryn Undead]]'' |
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* [[Burt Kwouk]] (''[[Pink Panther]]'' films) in ''Four to Doomsday'' |
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| [[Martin Clunes]] ||''[[Men Behaving Badly]]''||''[[Snakedance]]'' |
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* [[Denis Lill]] (''[[Survivors]]'', later of ''[[Only Fools and Horses]]'') in ''[[The Awakening (Doctor Who)|The Awakening]]'' |
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| [[Lesley Dunlop]] ||''[[Angels (TV series)|Angels]]'', ''[[May to December]]'', ''Where the Heart Is'' || ''[[Frontios]]'' |
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* [[Ian McCulloch (actor)|Ian McCulloch]] (''Survivors'') in ''Warriors of the Deep'' |
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* [[Michael Melia]] (later of ''EastEnders'') in ''[[The Visitation]]'' |
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| [[Valentine Dyall]] ||Radio actor||''[[Mawdryn Undead]]'', ''Terminus'', and ''Enlightenment'' |
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* [[Jonathon Morris]] (later of ''[[Bread (TV series)|Bread]]'') in ''Snakedance'' |
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| [[Peter Gilmore]] ||''The Onedin Line'' as well as some ''Carry On'' films || ''Frontios'' |
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* [[Ingrid Pitt]] ([[Hammer Horror]] films) in ''Warriors of the Deep'' |
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* [[Jeff Rawle]] (later of ''[[Drop the Dead Donkey]]'') in ''Frontios'' |
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| [[Robert Glenister]] ||''[[Sink_or_Swim_(TV)|Sink or Swim]]'', [[Hustle (BBC)|Hustle]]||''[[The Caves of Androzani]]'' |
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* [[Beryl Reid]] (comedy actress) in ''[[Earthshock]]'' |
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* [[Michael Robbins]] (''[[On the Buses]]'') in ''The Visitation'' |
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| [[Liza Goddard]] ||80s actress||''Terminus'' |
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* [[Simon Rouse]] (later of ''[[The Bill]]'') in ''Kinda'' |
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* [[Leonard Sachs]] (''[[The Good Old Days]]'') in ''Arc of Infinity'' |
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| [[Michael Gough]]|| Film actor || ''[[Arc of Infinity]]'' |
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* [[John Savident]] (later of ''[[Coronation Street]]'') in ''The Visitation'' |
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* [[Michael Sheard]] (''[[Grange Hill]]'', ''[[The Empire Strikes Back]]'') in ''[[Castrovalva]]'' |
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| [[Leslie Grantham]] ||''EastEnders''||''Resurrection of the Daleks'' |
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* [[Barbara Shelley]] (Hammer Horror Films) in ''[[Planet of Fire]]'' |
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| [[Nerys Hughes]] ||''[[The Liver Birds]]''||''[[Kinda (Doctor Who)|Kinda]]'' |
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* [[Nigel Stock]] (''[[The Great Escape]]'') in ''Time-flight'' |
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| [[Polly James]]||''The Liver Birds''||''[[The Awakening (Doctor Who)|The Awakening]]'' |
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* [[Richard Todd]] (distinguished film actor) in ''Kinda'' |
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* [[Moray Watson]] (later of ''[[The Darling Buds of May]]'') in ''[[Black Orchid (Doctor Who)|Black Orchid]]'' |
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| [[Leee John]]||Singer with ''[[Imagination (band)|Imagination]]''||''Enlightenment'' |
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* [[Frank Windsor]] (''Z-Cars'') in ''[[The King's Demons]]'' |
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* [[Anna Wing]] (later of ''EastEnders'') in ''Kinda'' |
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| [[Stratford Johns]] ||''[[Z-Cars]]''||''[[Four to Doomsday]]'' |
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| [[Burt Kwouk]] ||''[[Pink Panther]]'' films|| ''Four to Doomsday'' |
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| [[Rula Lenska]] ||''[[Rock Follies]]''||''Resurrection of the Daleks'' |
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| [[Denis Lill]] ||''[[Survivors]]'', ''[[Only Fools and Horses]]'' ||''[[The Awakening (Doctor Who)|The Awakening]]'' |
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| [[Ian McCulloch (actor)|Ian McCulloch]] ||''Survivors''||''Warriors of the Deep'' |
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| [[Michael Melia]] ||''EastEnders''||''[[The Visitation]]'' |
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| [[Adrian Mills]] ||''[[That's Life!]]'' || ''Kinda'' |
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| [[Jonathon Morris]] ||''[[Bread (TV series)|Bread]]''||''Snakedance'' |
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| [[Ingrid Pitt]]||[[Hammer Horror]] films||''Warriors of the Deep'' |
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| [[Jeff Rawle]] ||''[[Drop the Dead Donkey]]''||''Frontios'' |
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| [[Beryl Reid]] ||Comedy actress||''[[Earthshock]]'' |
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| [[Michael Robbins]] ||''[[On the Buses]]''||''The Visitation'' |
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| [[Simon Rouse]]||''[[The Bill]]''||''Kinda'' |
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| [[Leonard Sachs]] ||''[[The Good Old Days]]'' || ''Arc of Infinity'' |
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| [[John Savident]] ||''[[Coronation Street]]''||''The Visitation'' |
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| [[Michael Sheard]] ||''[[Grange Hill]]'', ''[[The Empire Strikes Back]]''||''[[Castrovalva]]'' |
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| [[Dinah Sheridan]] ||''[[Genevieve]]'' || ''[[The Five Doctors]]'' |
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| [[Barbara Shelley]] ||Hammer Horror Films||''[[Planet of Fire]]'' |
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| [[Jeff Stewart (actor)|Jeff Stewart]] || ''[[The Bill]]''||''Kinda'' |
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| [[Nigel Stock]]||''[[The Great Escape]]''||''Time-flight'' |
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| [[Richard Todd]] ||distinguished film actor || ''Kinda'' |
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| [[Moray Watson]] ||''[[The Darling Buds of May]]''||''[[Black Orchid (Doctor Who)|Black Orchid]]'' |
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| [[Frank Windsor]] ||''Z-Cars''||''[[The King's Demons]]'' |
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| [[Anna Wing]] ||''EastEnders''||''Kinda'' |
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| [[Peter Wyngarde]]||''[[Jason King (TV series)|Jason King]]''||''Planet of Fire'' |
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==[[Sixth Doctor]] stories== |
==[[Sixth Doctor]] stories== |
Revision as of 15:47, 15 September 2007
Many celebrities and notable actors have made guest appearances in Doctor Who. All of those listed below are famous outside of their roles in Doctor Who; however, some of them became famous after their appearance in the series, whilst others appeared in the series after the peak of their fame.
First Doctor stories
Second Doctor stories
Third Doctor stories
Fourth Doctor stories
Fifth Doctor stories
Sixth Doctor stories
- Terence Alexander (Bergerac) in The Mark of the Rani
- Lynda Bellingham (film and TV actor) in The Trial of a Time Lord
- Honor Blackman (The Avengers, Goldfinger) in The Trial of a Time Lord
- Brian Blessed (film and Shakespearean actor) in The Trial of a Time Lord
- Eleanor Bron (film and TV actress) in Revelation of the Daleks
- Faith Brown (comedienne and impressionist) in Attack of the Cybermen
- Maurice Colbourne (Howards' Way) in Attack of the Cybermen
- Jason Connery (son of Sean, Robin of Sherwood) in Vengeance on Varos
- Paul Darrow (Blake's 7) in Timelash
- Maurice Denham (character actor) in The Twin Dilemma
- William Gaunt (The Champions) in Revelation of the Daleks
- Brian Glover (Kes, Porridge, Alien 3) in Attack of the Cybermen
- Sarah Greene (Blue Peter, Saturday Superstore) in Attack of the Cybermen
- Geoffrey Hughes (Coronation Street, Keeping Up Appearances) in The Trial of a Time Lord
- Martin Jarvis (actor) in Vengeance on Varos
- Michael Jayston (film and TV actor) in The Trial of a Time Lord
- Steven Mackintosh (later of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Care) in Timelash
- Kate O'Mara (actress) in The Mark of the Rani
- Jacqueline Pearce (Blake's 7) in The Two Doctors
- Christopher Ryan (The Young Ones) in The Trial of a Time Lord
- Alexei Sayle (The Young Ones) in Revelation of the Daleks
- Joan Sims (Carry On films) in The Trial of a Time Lord
- Clive Swift (later of Keeping Up Appearances) in Revelation of the Daleks
- Owen Teale (later of Ballykissangel, Tony Award winner) in Vengeance on Varos
- Malcolm Tierney (of Brookside and Lovejoy) in Terror of the Vervoids
- Stephen Yardley (later of Howards' Way) in Vengeance on Varos
Seventh Doctor stories
- Christien Anholt (later of Relic Hunter) in The Curse of Fenric.
- Rachel Bell (later of The Darling Buds of May) in The Happiness Patrol
- Richard Briers (Ever Decreasing Circles, The Good Life) in Paradise Towers
- Judy Cornwell (later of Keeping Up Appearances) in Paradise Towers
- Ken Dodd (comedian) in Delta and the Bannermen
- Angela Douglas (Carry On films) in Battlefield
- Lesley Dunlop (Angels, May to December, later of Where the Heart Is) in The Happiness Patrol
- James Ellis (Z Cars) in Battlefield
- Ronald Fraser (film comic actor) in The Happiness Patrol
- Dolores Gray (Broadway star) in Silver Nemesis
- Gareth Hale (Hale and Pace) in Survival
- Sheila Hancock (TV and stage actress) in The Happiness Patrol
- Don Henderson (XYY Man, Crossroads) in Delta and the Bannermen
- Brian Hibbard (Singer with The Flying Pickets and character actor) in Delta and the Bannermen
- Julian Holloway (Carry On films) in Survival
- Chris Jury (later of Lovejoy) in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
- Stubby Kaye (Hollywood musical star of the 1950s) in Delta and the Bannermen
- Dinsdale Landen (stage actor) in The Curse of Fenric
- Hugh Lloyd, MBE (Hugh and I) in Delta and the Bannermen
- Joseph Marcell (EastEnders, later of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air) in Remembrance of the Daleks
- Jean Marsh (Upstairs, Downstairs) in Battlefield [2]
- T. P. McKenna (character actor) in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
- Peggy Mount (George and the Dragon) in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
- John Nettleton (Yes Minister and Yes, Prime Minister) in Ghost Light
- Kate O'Mara (actress) in Time and the Rani
- Tony Osoba (Porridge) in Dragonfire
- Norman Pace (Hale and Pace) in Survival
- Nicholas Parsons, OBE (Just a Minute, Sale of the Century) in The Curse of Fenric
- Edward Peel (later of London's Burning, Emmerdale) in Dragonfire
- Courtney Pine (Jazz saxophonist) in Silver Nemesis (Himself)
- Patricia Quinn (The Rocky Horror Picture Show) in Dragonfire
- Ian Reddington (later of EastEnders, Coronation Street) in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
- Anne Reid (Coronation Street, later of dinnerladies) in The Curse of Fenric
- Pamela Salem (All Creatures Great and Small, later of EastEnders) in Remembrance of the Daleks
- Gian Sammarco (Adrian Mole television series) in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
- Michael Sheard (Grange Hill, The Empire Strikes Back) in Remembrance of the Daleks
- Adele Silva (later of Emmerdale) in Survival
- Elizabeth Spriggs (Shine on Harvey Moon) in Paradise Towers
- Sylvia Syms (actress) in Ghost Light
- Peter Tuddenham (Blake's 7) in Time and the Rani
- Frank Windsor (Z Cars) in Ghost Light
Eighth Doctor television movie
Actor | Fame | Television movie | Character |
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Daphne Ashbrook | Our Family Honor, Fortune Dane, later Dawn Atwood in The O.C. | Doctor Who | Grace Holloway |
Dee Jay Jackson | Later Lou in Da Vinci's Inquest and Da Vinci's City Hall | Doctor Who | Security Man |
Mi-Jung Lee | News anchor and producer for CIVT-TV, X2: X-Men United, X-Men: The Last Stand, Snakes on a Plane | Doctor Who | Anchorwoman |
Joanna Piros | News anchor, writer and producer, The Outer Limits, The Exorcism of Emily Rose | Doctor Who | Co-Anchor |
Jeremy Radick | Fractal in The Odyssey | Doctor Who | Gareth |
Eliza Roberts | Film actress, wife of Eric Roberts | Doctor Who | Miranda |
Eric Roberts | Film actor, brother of Julia Roberts, Less Than Perfect | Doctor Who | The Master |
Will Sasso | Later of MADtv and Less Than Perfect | Doctor Who | Pete |
Yee Jee Tso | Madison, Sliders, later of Smallville: Vengeance Chronicles | Doctor Who | Chang Lee |
- The television movie also includes archival footage of Boris Karloff and Colin Clive as Frankenstein's monster and Dr. Frankenstein, respectively, from the 1931 classic film, Frankenstein.
Ninth Doctor stories
Tenth Doctor stories
Doctor Who spin-offs
K-9 and Company
Torchwood
The Sarah Jane Adventures
BBC Radio productions
- Valentine Dyall (radio actor) in Slipback
- Maurice Denham (character actor) in The Paradise of Death
Big Finish Audio productions
As the Doctor
- Geoffrey Bayldon (Catweazle, Worzel Gummidge) in the audio dramas Doctor Who Unbound: A Storm of Angels and Doctor Who Unbound: Auld Mortality
- David Collings (Silver in Sapphire and Steel) in Full Fathom Five
- Sir Derek Jacobi, KBE (film and Shakespearean actor) in the audio drama Doctor Who Unbound: Deadline
- David Warner (Titanic, Twin Peaks) in the audio dramas Doctor Who Unbound: Sympathy for the Devil and Doctor Who Unbound: Dark Palace.
- Arabella Weir (The Fast Show) in the audio drama Doctor Who Unbound: Exile
As other characters
- Lynda Bellingham (film and TV actress) in the Gallifrey series
- Christopher Biggins in The One Doctor
- Ed Bishop (UFO) in Doctor Who Unbound: Full Fathom Five
- Tony Blackburn (radio DJ) in The Rapture
- Eleanor Bron (Absolutely Fabulous) in Loups-Garoux
- Paul Darrow (Blake's 7) in The Next Life
- James Fox (film actor) in Shada
- Graeme Garden (The Goodies, The Goodies (TV series), Bananaman) in Bang-Bang-a-Boom!
- William Gaunt (The Champions) in every episode of Dalek Empire III
- Anthony Stewart Head (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) in Excelis Dawns, Excelis Rising and Excelis Decays
- Richard Herring (This Morning With Richard Not Judy) in Real Time
- David Jackson (Blake's 7) in Sarah Jane Smith: Comeback
- Peter Jurasik (Babylon 5) in Winter for the Adept
- Michael Keating (Blake's 7) in The Twilight Kingdom
- Sally Knyvette (Blake's 7, Emmerdale) in Spare Parts
- Burt Kwouk (Pink Panther films) in Loups-Garoux
- Stewart Lee (This Morning With Richard Not Judy) in Real Time
- Matt Lucas (Shooting Stars, Little Britain) in The One Doctor
- Philip Madoc (The Life and Times of David Lloyd George) in Master
- Clive Mantle (Robin of Sherwood, Casualty, Holby City) in The Settling
- Hugo Myatt (Knightmare) in Omega, Gallifrey: Weapon of Choice and Gallifrey: A Blind Eye
- Bill Oddie (The Goodies, The Goodies (TV series), Bananaman) in Doctor Who and the Pirates
- Philip Olivier (Brookside) in The Harvest, Dreamtime, Live 34 and Night Thoughts
- Jacqueline Pearce (Blake's 7) in The Fearmonger
- Michael Praed (Robin of Sherwood) in The Dark Flame
- Simon Pegg (Spaced, Shaun of the Dead) in Invaders from Mars
- Patricia Quinn (The Rocky Horror Picture Show) in Bang-Bang-a-Boom!
- Andrew Sachs (Fawlty Towers) in Shada
- Michael Sheard (Grange Hill, The Empire Strikes Back) in The Stones of Venice
- Jessica Stevenson (Spaced, Shaun of the Dead) in Invaders from Mars
- Gareth Thomas (Blake's 7) in Storm Warning and every episode of Dalek Empire I and Dalek Empire II
- David Walliams (Little Britain) in Phantasmagoria
- Don Warrington (Rising Damp) in Seasons of Fear, The Time of the Daleks, Neverland, Zagreus, Caerdroia and The Next Life
Charity Specials
As the Doctor
- Rowan Atkinson (Blackadder, Mr. Bean) in Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death
- Jim Broadbent (Moulin Rouge!, Iris) in Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death
- Hugh Grant (Four Weddings and a Funeral, Notting Hill) in Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death
- Richard E. Grant (Withnail and I) in Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death
- Joanna Lumley, OBE (Absolutely Fabulous) in Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death
As other characters
- Kate O'Mara (Dynasty) in Dimensions in Time
- Jonathan Pryce (Tomorrow Never Dies, Glengarry Glen Ross) in Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death
- Julia Sawalha (Press Gang, Absolutely Fabulous, Jonathan Creek) in Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death
Actors from EastEnders
- Letitia Dean in Dimensions in Time
- Ross Kemp in Dimensions in Time
- Steve McFadden in Dimensions in Time
- Mike Reid in Dimensions in Time — previously played an uncredited extra in the television story The War Machines
- Wendy Richard, MBE in Dimensions in Time
- Pam St. Clement in Dimensions in Time
- Nicola Stapleton in Dimensions in Time
- Gillian Taylforth in Dimensions in Time
- Deepak Verma in Dimensions in Time
- Adam Woodyatt in Dimensions in Time
Independent video productions
- Jan Chappell (Blake's 7) in Shakedown: Return of the Sontarans
Kaldor City audio dramas
- Paul Darrow (Blake's 7) in all episodes (an extra 20-minute episode is included on the CD The Actor Speaks: Paul Darrow)
- Philip Madoc (The Life and Times of David Lloyd George) in Storm Mine
- Peter Tuddenham (Blake's 7) in Occam's Razor and Death's Head
Theatrical movies
- Ray Brooks (Cathy Come Home, Mr Benn, King Rollo, Big Deal, EastEnders) in Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD
- Roy Castle (Record Breakers, Carry On films) in Dr. Who and the Daleks
- Bernard Cribbins (Jackanory, Carry On films, Coronation Street) in Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD
- Peter Cushing (Hammer Horror, Star Wars) in Dr. Who and the Daleks and Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD
- Andrew Keir (Quatermass and the Pit) in Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD
- Philip Madoc (The Life and Times of David Lloyd George) in Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD
Webcast productions
- Jon Culshaw (Dead Ringers) in Death Comes to Time
- Kevin Eldon (Fist of Fun) in Death Comes to Time
- Leonard Fenton (EastEnders) in Death Comes to Time
- Stephen Fry (Comedian/ actor) in Death Comes to Time
- Richard E. Grant (Withnail and I) in Scream of the Shalka [3]
- Anthony Stewart Head (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Little Britain) in Death Comes to Time
- Sir Derek Jacobi (Shakespearian actor) in Scream of the Shalka
- Jim Norton, (Father Ted) in Scream of the Shalka
- Sophie Okonedo (later of Hotel Rwanda) in Scream of the Shalka
- Jacqueline Pearce (Blake's 7) in Death Comes to Time
- Andrew Sachs (Manuel in Fawlty Towers) in Shada
- John Sessions (Whose Line is it Anyway?, Stella Street) in Death Comes to Time
Returning Guest Stars
The following actors, in order of their first appearance, have all appeared in episodes of both the classic series (between 1963 and 1989) and the revival (2005 to present):
- Pauline Collins - Samantha Briggs in The Faceless Ones, 1967; Queen Victoria in Tooth and Claw, 2006
- Margaret John - Megan Jones in Fury from the Deep, 1968; Grandma Connolly in The Idiot's Lantern, 2006
- Geoffrey Palmer - Masters in Doctor Who and the Silurians, 1970; Administrator in The Mutants, 1972; unknown character in Voyage Of The Damned, 2007
- Louis Mahoney - Newscaster in Frontier in Space, 1973; Ponti in Planet of Evil, 1975, Old Billy in Blink, 2007
- Elisabeth Sladen - Sarah Jane Smith in 19 stories across seasons 11, 12, 13, 14 and 20 between 1974-76 and 1983; Sarah Jane Smith in spin-off K9 and Company, 1981; Sarah Jane Smith in Dimensions in Time, 1993; Sarah Jane Smith in School Reunion (Doctor Who), 2007; Sarah Jane Smith in spin-off series The Sarah Jane Adventures from 2007 onwards
- Gabriel Woolf - Sutekh in Pyramids of Mars, 1975; Voice of The Beast in The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit, 2006
- John Leeson - K-9 in 16 stories across seasons 15, 16, 18 and 20 between 1977-81 and 1983; K-9 in spin-off K9 and Company, 1981; K-9 in Dimensions in Time, 1993; K-9 in School Reunion (Doctor Who), 2007; K-9 in Invasion of the Bane episode of the spin-off series The Sarah Jane Adventures, 2007
- David Warwick - Kimus in The Pirate Planet, 1978; Police Commissioner in Army Of Ghosts, 2006
- Clive Swift - Jobel in Revelation of the Daleks, 1985; unknown character in Voyage Of The Damned, 2007
- Colin Spaull - Lilt in Revelation of the Daleks, 1985; Mr Crane in Rise of the Cybermen/The Age of Steel, 2006
- Trevor Laird - Frax in the Mindwarp segment of The Trial of a Time Lord, 1986; the recurring character Clive Jones, father of companion Martha starting in Smith And Jones, 2007
- Nisha Nayar - Red Kang (uncredited) in Paradise Towers, 1987; Female Programmer in Bad Wolf/The Parting of the Ways, 2005
- William Thomas - Martin in Remembrance of the Daleks, 1988; Mr Cleaver in Boom Town (Doctor Who), 2005
- Anne Reid - Nurse Crane in The Curse of Fenric, 1989; Florence Finnegan in Smith And Jones, 2007
Whilst Sir Derek Jacobi, who appeared in the 2007 episode Utopia as Professor Yana, never appeared in the classic series - his involvement with Doctor Who stems back to two appearances in licensed productions in 2003 - the Big Finish audio Deadline featured him as a character who believed he was The Doctor, and a few months later, he was cast as The Master in the webcast animation Scream of the Shalka.
Bernard Cribbins appeared in an adaptation of The Dalek Invasion Of Earth, the 1965 feature film Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD, and was later given a cameo role in the 2007 Christmas Special, Voyage Of The Damned.
Mark Benton, Simon Pegg and Mark Gatiss have all appeared in Big Finish audio productions prior to guesting in the revived tv series.
Future Regulars
On rare occasions, future series regulars have been cast in other roles, and later asked to return to the series in much bigger roles.
The first instance of this phenomenon occurred when Jean Marsh was cast as Joanna in The Crusade in 1964. She would briefly become a companion, when recast as Sara Kingdom in The Daleks' Master Plan the following year - becoming the second series companion to die whilst adventuring with The Doctor. She would later return to the series in the 1989 story Battlefield, as the villainous Morgaine. For a period, she was also married to Third Doctor actor Jon Pertwee.
Nicholas Courtney, cast as Bret Vyon for the first half of The Daleks' Master Plan, also featuring Jean Marsh, would return to the series as Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, best known as 'The Brigadier', many times over the next two decades, appearing with the second, third, fourth, fifth and seventh Doctors, before finally meeting the sixth in the charity special Dimensions in Time - to date, his final appearance.
In 1965 Peter Purves, appeared in The Chase in 1965, playing Morton Dill - a young man from Alabama visiting the Empire State Building, when The Doctor, Ian, Barbara and Vicki arrive, on the run from the Daleks, who later appear to Morton's bemusement. Later in that story, Purves was asked back to play the role of space pilot Steven Taylor, who became a regular character at the end of the story upon the departure of Ian and Barbara. To date, this is the only (and probably the last) time this has occurred in the space of one story!
John Levene, best known for playing Sergeant Benton in various stories between 1968 and 1975, first appeared as a Cyberman in The Moonbase, then as a Yeti in The Web of Fear. Another UNIT member, Harry Sullivan was played by Ian Marter, who first appeared in the series as the dashing John Andrews in Carnival of Monsters opposite John Pertwee in 1973, before joining the series as Harry for Tom Baker's first season as The Doctor. Marter also co-wrote a script for a possible Doctor Who feature film with Baker, and wrote numerous novelisations of Doctor Who serials for Target Books, before his untimely death in 1986.
The next occurrence did not occur until 1978, when Lalla Ward guested in the series as Princess Astra in The Armageddon Factor. After expressing disappointment at the way her character, Romana had developed, Mary Tamm departed the series after this story had finished recording - but as her character was a Time Lady, she could easily be regenerated, and the following story Destiny of the Daleks sees Romana deliberately choosing to model herself after Princess Astra - allowing Ward to join the series as a regular. She later went on to have a whirlwind romance with her co-star Tom Baker which led to marriage and divorce within 18 months.
A few years later, Sarah Sutton was cast as Nyssa in The Keeper of Traken. At the end of that story it was decided that she should join the TARDIS crew as a regular, and she was hastily written into the following story Logopolis, albeit as the same character.
When casting the 1983 serial Arc of Infinity, the production office stumbled upon Colin Baker - and cast him as Commander Maxil, a timelord who gets to shoot The Doctor, as played by Peter Davison. Fourteen months later, Davison left the series, and regenerated into the Sixth Doctor, as played by Baker. To date, this is the only time an actor who has played The Doctor has appeared in the series prior to their casting as the lead. It was also the last time this occurred during the original run.
Its early days for the revival, but already there have been three instances of guest actors returing as regular or recurring characters, and oddly they are all members of the same family, and all made their first appearance in the first episode of series three, "Smith and Jones". Adjoa Andoh, cast as recurring character Francine Jones, first appeared in the 2006 episode "New Earth". Her on-screen husband, Clive Jones, has also appeared in the series before - actor Trevor Laird played the villanous Frax in the Mindwarp segment of The Trial of a Time Lord, back in 1986.
The most obvious returning actor in this story, however, was Freema Agyeman, who would go on to portray the companion Martha Jones. She first appeared in the 2006 episode "Army of Ghosts", as doomed Torchwood employee Adeola. It was while playing this role that the series producers realised she'd be perfect for the role of Martha, and she was soon auditioned for the role, making her debut less than a year after her first appearance in the show. The episode also had Martha explain that Adeola was her cousin.
Donna Noble as played by Catherine Tate was originally meant to be a temporary companion in one episode ("The Runaway Bride"). However she will be brought back as a perminant companion at the start of Series 4.
Footnotes
- ^ The producers had originally planned to have The Beatles appear as elderly versions of themselves, but had to settle for using a film clip from the BBC musical series Top of the Pops. This particular edition is one of many that were deleted, therefore making the clip seen in The Chase the only surviving footage of this Beatles performance.
- ^ Jean Marsh was at one time married to Jon Pertwee, who played the Third Doctor, albeit prior to either appearing in the series. Marsh's character in The Daleks' Master Plan, Sara Kingdom, is considered by many as one of the Doctor's companions.
- ^ Richard E. Grant has the distinction of being the only actor to play two different incarnations of the Doctor in officially licensed productions. (This does not count Sylvester McCoy briefly donning Colin Baker's costume in Time and the Rani.)
See also
References
- ^ a b c d e f g "Gallifrey Guardian: Into The Future!". Doctor Who Magazine (386): 4. 2007.
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