Who: Before And After #440a
Name: George Raistrick (1931 - 1995)
Year(s): 1972
Stories: Day Of The Daleks episode 3
Character(s): Guard At Work Centre
Before Who:
Films: None
Television: Beggar My Neighbour: Let Sleeping Dogs Lie (1968)
After Who:
Films: Joseph Andrews (1977), Count Dracula (1977), A Murder of Quality (1991), Cabaret (1993), The Vacillations of Poppy Carew (1995), Funny Bones (1995), The Infiltrator (1995), All Men Are Mortal (1995)
Television: Jack the Ripper: Double Event (1973) / Jackanory Playhouse: The Magician's Heart (1973) / The Pallisers (1974) / BBC Play of the Month: London Assurance (1976) / BBC2 Play of the Week: True Patriot (1977) / Play for Today: The Union (1981) / Smuggler: The Felon (1981) / I Remember Nelson: Battle (1982) / The Professionals: Operation Susie (1982) / Saturday Night Thriller: Grass (1982) / Sir Norbert Smith, a Life (1989), Howards' Way (1989) / Inspector Morse: Happy Families (1992) / Forever Green (1992) / Performance: Tales from Hollywood (1992) / The Bill [2 episodes different characters (1992-1994)] / Minder: Last Orders at the Winchester (1993) / Peak Practice: Roses Around the Door (1993) / Every Silver Lining: Brotherhood (1993) / Scarlet and Black (1993) / Between the Lines: The Great Detective (1993) / Inside Victor Lewis-Smith [9 episodes as Taxi Driver (1993-1995)] / To Play the King (1993) / The Rector's Wife [3 episodes as Mr Biddle (1994)] / The Dwelling Place [2 episods as Turnbull (1994)] / Common As Muck [4 episodes as Mr Arnold (1994)] / Pie in the Sky: Dead Right (1995) / The Tomorrow People: The Living Stones (1995) / The Thin Blue Line: The Queen's Birthday Present (1995) / The Vet: The Loss Adjuster (1996) / Ruth Rendell Mysteries: A Case of Coincidence (1996)
Who: Before And After #440b
Name: Alex MacIntosh (1925 - 1997)
Year(s): 1972
Stories: Day Of The Daleks episode 4
Character(s): Television Reporter
Note: In reality, as well as being an actor, Alex Macintosh was a television presenter and announcer who was effectively playing himself in the story, At the time of the recording of 'Day of the Daleks', he was freelancing having retired from being on the front line.
Before Who:
Films:
There's Always a Thursday* (1957), Pantomania: Babes in the Wood (1957), Fred Emney Picks a Pop (1960),
Dead Man's Evidence* (1962), Help! (1965), The Boy Cried Murder (1966)
Television [As Actor]: The Adventures of Annabel: The Hundred Million Francs (1955) / Brothers in Law: Without Due Care (1962) / The Big Pull [2 episodes as TV newsreader (1962)] / More Faces of Jim: A Matter of Empire (1963) / The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre: We Shall See (1964) / A Christmas Night with the Stars (1964) / The Scales of Justice: The Hidden Face (1965) / R3: Black Warning (1965) / The Master: Death by Misadventure (1966) / The Revenue Men: A Drop of What You Fancy (1968) / Q6 [4 episodes, Various Characters (1969)] / Z Cars: It's Not Against the Law (1969) / The Troubleshooters: - And One Wise Man Came Out from the East (1969) / Thirty-Minute Theatre: Happy Days Are Here Again (1971) / Brett: The Right Time for Killing (1971) / Trial: Good People (1971) /
The Goodies: Sex and Violence* (1971)
Television [As Self]: For Deaf Children (1952) / Forces' Requests (1956) / This Is Show Business [3 episodes as announcer (1956)] / The Saturday Show: Mr. Pastry's Spicy Life (1957) / Film Profile: Harry Watt (1959) / Personal Cinema (1960) / Show Train [6 episodes (1961)] / Let's Go! [8 episodes as Presenter (1962)] / Dial RIX: Come Prancing (1963) / Come Dancing [2 episodes as presenter (1969)]
After Who:
Films: Magee and the Lady (1978)
Television: Armchair Cinema: Sea Song (1974)