Guest actors appearing in
WARRIORS OF THE DEEP who have previously appeared in the show:
- Janet Fielding (Tegan)
- Mark Strickson (Turlough)
- Ingrid Pitt (Solow)
- Stuart Blake (Scibus)
Who: Before And After #760a
Name: Tom Adams [1938 - 2014]
Year(s): 1984
Stories: Warriors Of The Deep part 1 – Warriors Of The Deep part 4
Character(s): Commander Vorshak
Note: Was later considered for the roles of Orcini in the 1985 story 'Revelation of the Daleks' and Merdeen in the 1986 story 'The Trial Of A Time Lord: The Mysterious Planet'
Before Who:
Films: A Pair of Briefs (1962), Play It Cool (1962), A Prize of Arms (1962),
The Great Escape* (1963), This Is My Street (1964), The 2nd Best Secret Agent in the Whole Wide World (1965), Where the Bullets Fly (1966), The Fighting Prince of Donegal (1966), Fathom (1967), Subterfuge (1968), O.K. Yevtushenko (1968), Journey to Midnight (1968),
The House That Dripped Blood* (1971), Von Richthofen and Brown (1971), The Fast Kill (1972), UFO: Allarme rosso... Attacco alla Terra! (1973)
Television: The Avengers: Death on the Slipway (1961) / Ghost Squad: High Wire (1961) / The Avengers: The Far Distant Dead (1961) / A Chance of Thunder [4 episodes as Evans (1961)] / Maigret: Murder on Monday (1962) / ITV Play of the Week: War and Peace (1963) / BBC Sunday-Night Play; I'm Not Stopping (1963) / Moonstrike: A Matter of Trust (1963) / Compact [2 episodes as Kevin Hanley (1963)] / Drama 61-67: Drama '63 - Question of Guilt (1963) / No Hiding Place: Always a Copper (1963) / Emergency-Ward 10 [35 episodes as Guy Marshall (1964)] / Londoners: The Frighteners (1965) / Z Cars [2 episodes, different characters (1965-1974)] / R3: It's Better to Know (1965) / The Spies: Once You're Dead - You're Dead (1966) / The Informer: Undisclosed Sources (1967) / Journey to the Unknown: The Indian Spirit Guide (1968) /
The Avengers; Take-Over* (1969) / Strange Report: Report 0649 - Skeleton - Let Sleeping Heroes Lie (1969) / Who-Dun-It: Murder Impossible (1969) / UFO: The Psychobombs (1970) /
The Persuaders!: Greensleeves* (1971) / Villains [3 episodes as Bernie Owens (1972)] / Dixon of Dock Green [4 episodes, different characters (1972-1976)] / Madigan; The Lisbon Beat (1973) / Spy Trap [25 episodes as Major Sullivan (1975-1975)] / General Hospital: A Question of Conscience (1976) / The Many Wives of Patrick: The Secret Life of Harold (1977) / The Onedin Line [20 episodes as Daniel Fogarty (1977-1980)] / Welsh Triple Bill: Zeticula (1978) / The Enigma Files [15 episodes as Det Chief Insp Nick Lewis (1980)] / West Country Tales: Tell It to the Marines (1983)
After Who:
Films: The Pyrates (1986), Duel of Hearts (1991), Pyrates (1991), Das ist Dein Ende (1995), Day of the Sirens (2002)
Television: Fox Mystery Theater: Mark of the Devil (1984) / Remington Steele: Puzzled Steele (1984) / Strike It Rich! [14 episodes as Ken Stevenson (1986-1987)] / Emmerdale Farm [19 episodes as Malcolm Bates (1987-1991)] / Fiddlers Three; The Dark Horse (1991) / Lovejoy: The Black Virgin of Vladimir (1991) / Pacific Blue: Thicker Than Water (1999) / Focus North [8 episodes as Tom Whitelamb (1999)] / The Estate Agents: Talk Show (2002) / Casualty: Memories (2002)
Who: Before And After #760b
Name: Ian McCullock [1939 - ]
Year(s): 1984
Stories: Warriors Of The Deep part 1 – Warriors Of The Deep part 3
Character(s): Nilson
Note:
- Was also considered for the role on Commander 'Warriors Of The Deep
- Had previously been considered for the roles of Scobie, Bilton and Sheard in the 1982 story 'Time-Flight'
- Is the elder brother of 'Meglos' co-writer Andrew McCulloch
Before Who:
Films:
It!* (1967),
Where Eagles Dare* (1968), Cromwell (1970), The Man Who Had Power Over Women (1970), I, Monster (1971), Undercovers Hero (1974), The Ghoul [as Geoffrey] (1975),
Zombie Flesheaters* [as Peter West / directed by Lucio Fulci / banned video nasty] (1979), Zombie Holocaust [aka Dr. Butcher MD] [as Dr. Peter Chandler / directed by Marino Girolami / section 3 video nasty] (1980),
Contamination* [as Cmdr. Ian Hubbard / directed by Luigi Cozzi / banned video nasty] (1980), Moonlighting (1982)
Television: The Revenue Men: Deadly Cargo (1967) / Man in a Suitcase: Sweet Sue (1967) / The Flight of the Heron [8 episodes as Ewen Cameron (1968)] / Dr. Finlay's Casebook [2 episodes, differennt characters (1968-1970)] / The Borderers [5 episodes as Robin Graham (1968–1969] / Manhunt: Little Man, Big Gun (1970) / Menace: The Innocent (1970) / The Search for the Nile [4 episodes as James Grant (1971)] / Crown Court: Blackmail - Regina v Brewer and Brewer (1973) / Colditz: Odd Man In (1974) / The Aweful Mr. Goodall: Loyalty in My Honour (1974) / Sutherland's Law: Just a Little Death (1974) / The Nearly Man [5 episodes as Peter Richards (1975)] /
Survivors* [26 episodes as Greg Preston (1975-1977)] / Secret Army: Child's Play (1977) / Return of the Saint: The Arrangement (1978) / Running Blind [2 episodes as Jack Case (1979)] / Ladykillers: Miss Madeleine Smith (1980) /
Hammer House of Horror: Witching Time* (1980) / The Professionals: Mixed Doubles (1980) / Diamonds [12 episodes as Barry Coleman (1981)] / High Road (1983)
After Who:
Films: Behind the Scenes of Total Hell (2013)
Television: Boswell's London Journal [2 episodes as Lord Eglington (1984)] / Dempsey and Makepeace: Given to Acts of Violence (1985) / Taggart [3 episodes as Donald Martin (1985)] / Bergerac: Off Shore Trades (1985) / Inside Story: Over My Dead Body (1986) / Bookie [2 episodes as Morrison (1988)] / Children's Ward [12 episodes as Dr. McKeown (1989)] / Taggart [3 episodes as Donald Gillan (1990)] / Poirot: The Tragedy at Marsdon Manor (1991) / City Lights: The Haunting of Willie Melvin (1991) / The Tales of Para Handy: Para Handy, Poacher (1994)