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[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #681

Name: Arthur Hewlett [1907 - 1997]
Year(s): 1980 / 1986
Stories: State Of Decay part 1 – State Of Decay part 4 / The Trial Of A Time Lord: Terror Of The Vervoids part 1 - The Trial Of A Time Lord: Terror of The Vervoids part 4
Character(s): Kalmar / Kimber
Note: Had previously been considered for the role of Collins in the 1975 story 'Pyramids of Mars'

Before Who:
Films: Buoyant Billions (1949), Calling Bulldog Drummond (1951), Eight O'Clock Walk (1954), The Manor of Northstead (1954), Delayed Action* (1954), The Woman on the Beach (1955), The Time of His Life (1955), Dangerous Ice (1959), The Price of Silence (1960), The Gentle Trap (1960), The Professionals (1960), The Third Alibi (1961), Reach for Glory (1962), Dilemma (1962), The War Lover (1962), City in the Sea (1965), The Secret of My Success (1965), No Strings (1967), Three Bites of the Apple (1967), A Challenge for Robin Hood (1967), Dial M for Murder (1967), A Dandy in Aspic (1968), Prudence and the Pill (1968), The Assassination Bureau (1969), The Night Visitor (1971), The Pied Piper (1972), Diamonds on Wheels (1973), The Village Concert (1973), Man About the House (1974), Love Among the Ruins* (1975), One of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing (1975), Romeo and Juliet (1976), James and the Giant Peach (1976), Crossed Swords (1977), Twelfth Night (1980)

Television: BBC Sunday-Night Theatre: Jonah (1950) / The Grove Family [2 episodes, different characters (1955)] / Quatermass and the Pit: The Halfmen (1958) / ITV Play of the Week [13 episodes, different characters (1958-1967)] / Murder Bag: Lockhart Finds a Flaw (1959) / Crime Sheet: The Superintendent Finds the Angles (1959) / Police Surgeon: Wilful Neglect (1960) / Somerset Maugham Hour: The Four Dutchmen (1960) / A Life of Bliss 1961) / Harpers West One [12 episodes as Aubrey Harper (1961-1963)] / Knight Errant Limited: Double Identity (1961) / No Hiding Place [3 episodes as (1966)] / Top Secret: The Burning Question (1962) / Probation Officer (1962) / BBC Sunday-Night Play: The Pretender (1962) / The Avengers: The Sell-Out* (1962) / Tales of Mystery: The Insanity of Jones (1963) / Bootsie and Snudge: Silence in Court (1963) / ITV Television Playhouse: A Cosy Little Arrangement (1963) / Jane Eyre (1963) / The Odd Man: The Betrayal of Ambrose Fleech (1963) / Crane: Return of a Hero (1963) / The Saint: The Elusive Ellshaw (1963) / First Night: Do Me No Favours (1963) / HMS Paradise: I Don't Know the Name and the Face Escapes Me (1964) / The Ordeal of Richard Feverel: The Blossoming Season (1964) / Sykes and A...: Sykes and a Hypnotist (1964) / The Mill on the Floss: High Tide (1965) / The Worker: The Mechanics of Piecework (1965) / Sherlock Holmes: The Six Napoleons (1965) / The Flying Swan: A Question of Time (1965) / R3: Witch Doctor (1965) / Love Story: The Girl Opposite (1965) / Over the Hill / The Troubleshooters [2 episodes, different characters (1965-1969)] / Eugenie Grandet [3 episodes as L'Abbé Cruchot (1965-1966)] / Theatre 625: The Queen and Jackson (1966) / Hugh and I: Tooting Footlights (1966) / Let's Go Out: Signs (1966) / The Newcomers [4 episodes as Mr. Simkins (1966)] / The Baron: The Legions of Ammak (1966) / Beggar My Neighbour: Laying Down the Law (1967) / Trapped: Chicane (1967) / The Wednesday Play: Fall of the Goat (1967) / Omnibus: J.B. Priestley (1968) / Gazette: Stranger (1968) / The £1, 000, 000 Bank Note [2 episodes as Bertie (1968)] / The Jazz Age [2 episodes, different characters (1968)] / Coronation Street [2 episodes as Aaron Moore (1968)] / Adventure Weekly: Into Print (1968) / Two in Clover (1969) / Sinister Street: The Parti-Coloured Years (1969) / Fraud Squad: Turbot on Ice (1969) / W. Somerset Maugham: The Creative Impulse (1969) / The Main Chance: What About Justice? (1969) / ITV Playhouse: End of Story (1969) / Detective: The Public School Murder (1969) / Castle Haven [2 episodes as Tobias Angell (1969)] / Menace: The Millicent Sisters, Edward de Bruno and Ruth - Where Are They Now? (1970) / Doctor at Large: Where There's a Will... (1971) / Brett: Fit to Print (1971) / Follyfoot: A Day in the Sun (1971) / The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club: Mysterious Circumstances (1973) / Emmerdale Farm [3 episodes as Dr. Maurice Grant (1973)] / Armchair Theatre: Red Riding Hood (1973) / The Kids from 47A: The Big Break Up (1974) / BBC Play of the Month: The Importance of Being Earnest (1974) / Justice: Trial for Murder (1974) / The Changes [2 episodes as Mr. Tom (1975)] / Edward the King: An Experiment in Education (1975) / Churchill's People: The Fine Art of Bubble-Blowing (1975) / Village Hall: Silver Threads (1975) / Dickens of London: Dreams (1976) / Brensham People: Going, Going, Gone (1976) / People Like Us [2 episodes as Grandpa Barnmeade (1978)] / Crown Court [2 episodes as the Court Usher (1977-1978)] / The BBC Television Shakespeare: As You Like It* (1978) / The Chiffy Kids: Magpie's Talking Duck (1978) / Jackanory Playhouse: Armitage, Armitage, Fly Away Home (1979) / Blake's 7: The Keeper (1979) / I Didn't Know You Cared: What's in a Name (1979) / You're Only Young Twice: Cissie's Last Chance (1979) / Cribb: Something Old, Something New (1980) / How's Your Father?: Every Picture Tells a Story (1980) / Shoestring: The Farmer Had a Wife (1980)

After Who:
Films: The Winter's Tale (1981), Personal Services (1987), Little Dorrit (1987), The Love Child (1988),
Television: Maria Marten or Murder in the Red Barn [3 episodes as Bamford (1980)] / Ladykillers: A Boy's Best Friend (1981) / Juliet Bravo: A Private Place (1981) / Gulliver in Lilliput (1982) / The Cleopatras: 51 BC (1983) / Blackadder: The Archbishop (1983) / Poor Little Rich Girls: The Oriental Chest (1984) / Masterpiece Theatre: Bleak House [2 episodes as Waggoner (1985)] / That's My Boy [2 episodes as Dr. Sharp (1985-1986)] / First Among Equals (1986) / Lost Empires (1986) / A Dorothy L. Sayers Mystery [3 episodes as Gaffer Trewin (1987)] / The Storyteller: A Story Short (1988) / Moondial [6 episodes as World (1988)] / A Gentlemen's Club: The Actor (1988) / Great Expectations (1989) / Chelworth: Taking Your Profits (1989) / The Ruth Rendell Mysteries: The Veiled One (1989) / Screen Two: O Mary This London (1994) / Class Act [2 episodes as Bradley the Gardener (1994)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Amy (Karen Gillan), Rory (Arthur Darvill) and the Doctor (Matt Smith) living a normal life in The Power of Three (2012)

[Susan Foreman]

Guest actors appearing in WARRIORS' GATE who have previously appeared in the show:

• Lalla Ward (Romana II)
• John Leeson (Voice Of K-9)
• Matthew Waterhouse (Adric)
• David Weston (Biroc)

Who: Before And After #682

Name: Clifford Rose [1929 - 2021]
Year(s): 1981
Stories: Warriors' Gate part 1 – Warriors' Gate part 4
Character(s): Rorvik

Note:

• Was considered for the role of Orcini in the 1985 story 'Revelation of the Daleks'
• Provided the voice of Major Treptow in the 2009 Big Finish audio story 'The Scapegoat'

Before Who:
Films: The Case of Private Hamp (1959), As You Like It (1963), Marat/Sade: The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum at Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade (1967), Work Is a Four Letter Word (1968), Shelley (1972), The Man in the Wood (1973), The Lady from the Sea (1974), Callan (1974), The Madness (1976), A Divorce (1976)
Television: Hilda Lessways (1959) / Festival: The Comedy of Errors (1964) / Les Miserables: Buried Treasure (1967) / Mystery and Imagination: The Listener (1968) / Callan [5 episodes as Snell (1969-1972)] / A Family at War: A Lesson in War (1970) / Roads to Freedom [4 episodes as Jacques (1970)] / Special Branch [2 episodes, different characters (1970-1973)] / Elizabeth R: Sweet England's Pride (1971) / Eyeless in Gaza [2 episodes as Hugh Ledwidge (1971)] / The Troubleshooters: It's Thumbs Down for You Pizarro! (1971) / Softly Softly - Task Force: Woman's World (1972) / Six Days of Justice: Suddenly... You're in It (1972) / The Main Chance: The Next Great Train Robbery (1972) / Follyfoot: Poor Bald Head (1972) / ITV Sunday Night Theatre: The Death of Adolf Hitler (1973) / Woodstock (1973) / The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes: Cell 13 (1973) / The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club [2 episodes as Mr. Pritchard (1973)] / Justice: Dummy Scoular Against the Crown (1973) / Once Upon a Time: Silver (1973) / Black and Blue: Secrets (1973) / Napoleon and Love: The End of Love (1974) / The Pallisers [7 episodes as Quintus Slide (1974)] / Microbes and Men: The Search for the Magic Bullet (1974) / Dixon of Dock Green: Black Monday (1975) / How Green Was My Valley [3 episodes as Mr. Jonas (1976)] / Victorian Scandals: Hannah (1976) / BBC2 Playhouse: The Mind Beyond - Double Echo (1976) / BBC Play of the Month: London Assurance (1976) / Warship: Wind Song (1977) / Rooms [3 episodes as Ruth's father (1977)] / Secret Army* [38 episodes as Sturmbannführer Ludwig Kessler (1977-1979)] / Van der Valk: Face Value (1977) / The Devil's Crown [2 episodes as Stephen Langton (1978)] / The BBC Television Shakespeare: Richard II (1978) / Turtle's Progress (1979) / Buccaneer [13 episodes as Charles Burton (1980)]

After Who:
Films: The Wall (1982), The Cold Room* (1984), Love's Labour's Lost (1985), The Good Father (1985), Terry on the Fence (1986), The Girl (1987), Lover's Prayer (2001), Anybody's Nightmare (2001), When Hitler Invaded Britain (2004), Wallis & Edward (2005), Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides* (2011), The Iron Lady (2011)

Television: Kessler [6 episodes as Ludwig Kessler (1981)] / A Married Man (1983) / Storyboard: Secrets (1983) / Reilly - Ace of Spies; After Moscow (1983) / Bergerac: Come Out Fighting (1983) / Crown Court: Dirty Washing (1984) / Strangers and Brothers [2 episodes as Crawford (1984)] / Fox Mystery Theater: Last Video and Testament (1984) / Minder: The Balance of Power (1984) / Oxbridge Blues: Oxbridge Blues (1984) / One by One [5 episodes as Challon (1985-1987)] / Screenplay: The Mozart Inquest (1986) / The Theban Plays by Sophocles: Oedipus the King (1986) / Fortunes of War [2 episodes as Professor Gracey (1987)] / Gentlemen and Players: Stags at Bay (1988) / War and Remembrance [2 episodes as SS Lt. Gen. Heinz Kammler (1988)] / Inspector Morse: Ghost in the Machine (1989) / Poirot: Four and Twenty Blackbirds (1989) / Act of Will (1989) / G.B.H. [4 episodes as Judge Critchley (1991)] / Maigret: Maigret and the Hotel Majestic (1993) / In Suspicious Circumstances: The Letter Killeth (1996) / Kavanagh QC: End Game (1999) / Foyle's War: Plan of Attack (2008) / Midsomer Murders: Master Class* (2010) / Four Weddings and a Funeral [2 episodes as the Priest (2019)] / The Crown: Moondust (2019)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The cover art of the Big Finish story The Enemy of My Enemy, starring Paul McGann as the eighth Doctor. Released in 2020 as part of the BBC's multi format Time Lord Victorious series.

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #683

Name: Kenneth Cope [1931 - ]
Year(s): 1981
Stories: Warriors' Gate part 1 – Warriors' Gate part 4
Character(s): Packard
Note: Is the father of Who actress Martha Cope.

Before Who:
Films: Impulse (1954), The Gilded Cage (1955), Doublecross (1956), X the Unknown (1956), Battle Hell (1957), Dangerous Youth (1957), Dunkirk (1958), Tank Force (1958), The Lady Is a Square (1959), The Pleasure Lovers (1959), Night on the Highway (1960), The Concrete Jungle (1960), Jungle Street Girls (1960), The Unstoppable Man (1961), The Damned* (1962), Tomorrow at Ten (1962), Father Came Too! (1964), Carry on Jack (1964), Genghis Khan (1965), Dateline Diamonds (1965), Night of the Big Heat (1967), Hammerhead (1968), A Twist of Sand (1968), The Desperados (1969), A Touch of the Other (1970), Carry on at Your Convenience* (1971), Passion Potion (1972), Carry on Matron (1972), Rentadick (1972), Juggernaut (1974), George and Mildred (1980)

Television: Johnny, You're Wanted: Blind Corner (1953) / Patrol Car: The Lost Boy (1955) / Billy Bunter of Greyfriars School [2 episodes as Loder (1955-1956)] / Jesus of Nazareth [2 episodes as A rich young man (1956)] / Dixon of Dock Green [6 episodes, different characters (1956-1976)] / Lucky Silver; A Man Called Mickey (1956) / Big City: Rogue Male (1956) / Whack-O! [5 episodes as F.D. Price-Whittaker (1956)] / The Adventures of Robin Hood [3 episodes, different characters (1957-1958)] / Ivanhoe: The Escape (1958) / BBC Sunday-Night Theatre: The Stone Ship (1959) / Boyd Q.C.: Confession of Murder (1959) / William Tell: The Bandit (1959) / Saturday Playhouse: The Larford Lad (1959) / ITV Television Playhouse: The Cymbals at Your Door (1959) / No Hiding Place: Wheels of Fury (1959) / ITV Play of the Week: In Search of Happiness (1960) / Suspense: Eight Feet to Midnight (1960) / The Days of Vengeance: Goodbye, Dolly Gray (1960) / Kipps [4 episodes as Buggins (1960)] / Drama 61-67: Drama '61 - The Takers (1961) / One Step Beyond: The Villa (1961) / Coronation Street [88 episodes as Jed Stone (1961-2009)] / Deadline Midnight: Before the Cock Crows (1961) / Studio 4: North Flight (1962) / The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre: Death Trap (1962) / First Night: The One Night of the Year (1963) / World of His Own (1965) / The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre: Change Partners (1965) / Barney Is My Darling: Weddings, Funerals and Christenings (1966) / Vendetta: The Ten-Per-Cent Man (1967) / The Avengers: The Bird Who Knew Too Much (1967) / Sanctuary: The Undefeated (1967) / Z Cars: The Great Art Robbery (1967) / Life with Cooper: A Shortage of Money (1968) / The Avengers: The Curious Case of the Countless Clues (1968) / Randall And Hopkirk (Deceased)*: [26 episodes as Marty Hopkirk (1969-1970)] Catweazle: The Wogle Stone (1971) / The Adventures of Black Beauty: Sailor on a Horse (1973) / Crown Court: The Assault on Choga Sar (1974) / ITV Playhouse: Love Affair (1974) / BBC2 Play of the Week: The Vanishing Army (1978) / The Famous Five: Five Are Together Again* (1978) / Shelley [2 episodes as Alan Forsyth (1979)] / Minder [3 episodes, different characters (1979-1994)]

After Who:
Films: Thank You, Mrs. Clinkscales (1984), Captives (1994), Respect (1996),

Television: Levkas Man [6 episodes as Bert (1981)] / Strangers: A Free Weekend in the Country (1982) / Juliet Bravo: Who's Your Friend? (1983) / Bootle Saddles* [6 episodes as Percy James (1984)] / There Comes a Time (1985) / The Practice [2 episodes as Stanley O'Dowd (1986)] / King & Castle: Exodus (1986) / Miss Marple: Sleeping Murder (1987) / Rumpole of the Bailey: Rumpole and the Judge's Elbow (1987) / Truckers [7 episodes as Stubs (1987)] / City Lights: Moonlighting (1987) / The Return of the Antelope: Home Again (1988) / Casualty [2 episodes, different characters (1988-1994)] / Bergerac: Natural Enemies (1989) / Making News: Line of Fire (1990) / Uncle Jack and Operation Green: Oil (1990) / The Bill [3 episodes, different characters (1992-2006)] / Lovejoy: Somewhere - Over the Rainbow? (1994) / Wales Playhouse: Archangel Night Out (1995) / 99-1: A Game of Two Halves (1995) / Out of the Blue (1995) / Medics: Second Chance (1995) / A Touch of Frost: True Confessions (1997) / Last of the Summer Wine [2 episodes as Lance (1997-2008)] / Goodnight Sweetheart: The Leaving of Liverpool (1997) / Kavanagh QC: Time of Need (1999) / Brookside [21 episodes as Ray Hilton (1999-2002)] / Waking the Dead: Shadowplay (2004) / Doctors [2 episodes, different characters (2004-2007)] / The Royal: Dr Who? [yes – that *is* the title of the episode!] (2007) / Hustle: Getting Even (2007) / The Royal Today (2008) /

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

A character portrait of Bill Potts (Pearl Mackie) for The Pilot (2017)

[Susan Foreman]

In memory of Stewart Bevan (1948 - 2022)

Played Professor Clifford Jones in the 1973 story 'The Green Death'

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

What a shame. I really feel for Katy.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Someone has created new VFX for Warriors of the Deep. It looks quite good.

[iank]

Can they create a new script too?