Who: Before And After #482a
Name: Karol Hagar (1941 - )
Year(s): 1973
Stories: Frontier In Space episode 1 – Frontier In Space episode 3
Character(s): Secretary
Before Who:
Films: Where Has Poor Mickey Gone? (1964), Two Left Feet (1965), The Lion in Winter (1968)
Television: No Hiding Place: Statement to the Press (1963) / First Night: Guilty (1963) / Londoners: Just Call Me Lucky (1965) / R3: Unwelcome Visitor (1965) / Steptoe and Son: And Afterwards at... (1965) / Thirty-Minute Theatre: Mr. Ponge (1965)
After Who:
Films: None
Television: None
Who: Before And After #482b
Name: Ramsey Williams (1917 - 1981)
Year(s): 1973
Stories: Frontier In Space episode 6
Character(s): Congressman Brook
Before Who:
Films: Hell and High Water (1954), Dragnet (1954)
Television: Dragnet (1954-1955) / Kraft Theatre: The Outcasts of Poker Flat (1958) / The Big Story: The Sniper (1959)
After Who:
Films: The Thief and the Cobbler (1993)
Television: Spy Trap: The Mackten Circle (1973) / The Goodies: Clown Virus (1975) / Katy (1976) / The Onedin Line: Dead Man's Cargo (1977) / The Voyage of Charles Darwin: In the Distant Future, Light Will Be Thrown Upon the Origin of Man, and His History (1978) / The Other Side: Contacts (1979) / Tales of the Unexpected: Completely Foolproof (1981) / Brideshead Revisited: Brideshead Deserted (1981) / The Professionals: The Untouchables (1983)
Who: Before And After #482c
Name: Bill Mitchell (1934 – 1997) [Is sometimes credited as Bill McAllister]
Year(s): 1973
Stories: Frontier In Space episode 6
Character(s): Newscaster
Note (i): Also provided the voice of Zor on the Argo Records audio story 'Doctor Who and the Pescatons'
Note (ii): Strange one this. Although this character had been cast for episode six of the story, director Paul Bernard made a last-minute decision to only use footage involving Congressman Brook. The newsreader gets a mention in the target novelisation, as well as a credit both on-screen and in Radio Times, but actually does not appear in televised Doctor Who. Incidentally, the novelisation makes no distinction between this newscaster and the one that was played by Louis Mahoney in the first episode. It is possible, therefore, to believe that this character doesn't actually exist in any form of Doctor Who!
Before Who:
Films: Meeting with Johnny (1960), Murder on the Campus (1961),
Night of the Eagle* (1962), Two and Two Make Six (1962), The Winston Affair (1964), Ten Little Indians [narration voice only] (1965), Finders Keepers (1966),
You Only Live Twice* (1967), Billion Dollar Brain (1967), Beware My Brethren (1972)
Television: Folio: The Hostage (1958) / Encounter: The Man on Four Beat (1959) / BBC Sunday-Night Theatre: Street Scene (1959) / ITV Play of the Week: Shadow of Guilt (1960) / The Sentimental Agent: The Beneficiary (1963) / Court Martial: No Wreath for an Angel (1965)
After Who:
Films: High As a Kite (1976), The Strange Case of the End of Civilization as We Know It (1977),
The Bitch* (1979), Stainless Steel and the Star Spies (1981), Riding High (1981), Funny Money (1983), Supergirl (1987)
Television: The Hanged Man: Chariot of Earth (1975) / The Gentle Touch: Losers, Weepers (1984) / Super Gran [27 episodes as the voice of the Reporter (1985-1987)] / Adventures Beyond Belief [5 episodes as Louis Tidillo (1988)]
Who: Before And After #482d
Name: Stanley Price (? – ?)
Year(s): 1973
Stories: Frontier In Space episode 6
Character(s): Spaceship Pilot
Before Who:
Films: None
Television: Detective: Subject: Murder (1964) / Z Cars: You Want 'Em - You Find 'Em (1967) / Dixon of Dock Green [3 episodes, different characters (1971-1974)] / Colditz [2 episodes, different characters (1972)]
After Who:
Films: None
Television: Jack the Ripper: Double Event (1973) / Holding on [2 episodes as Patsy Sullivan (1977)] / Law & Order: A Detective's Tale (1978) / Danger UXB: Just Like a Woman (1979) / Dick Turpin: The Blacksmith (1979) / Mackenzie: Without Prejudice (1980)