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[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #697a

Name: Paul Shelley [1942 - ]
Year(s): 1982
Stories: Four To Doomsday part 1 – Four To Doomsday part 4
Character(s): The Minister Of Persuasion

Note:

• Was later considered for the roles of Eirak in the 1983 story 'Terminus' and Merdeen in the 1986 story 'The Trial Of A Time Lord: The Mysterious Planet'

Appeared in a number of Big Finish audio stories:

• The Monthly Adventure story 'The Whispering Forest'
• The Bernice Summerfield stories 'Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Relics of Jegg-Sau' / 'The Oracle of Delphi'

Before Who:
Films: Oh! What a Lovely War* (1969), Macbeth* (1971), It Shouldn't Happen to a Vet (1976), The Comedy of Errors (1978)

Television: ITV Playhouse: Rogues' Gallery - The Lives and Crimes of Jonathan Wild and Jack Sheppard [2 episodes as Jack Sheppard (1968)] / Nicholas Nickleby [4 episodes as Frank Cheeryble (1968)] / The Mind of Mr. J.G. Reeder: The Poetical Policeman (1969) / Wicked Women: Florence Maybrick (1970) / The Borderers: Where the White Lillies Grow (1970) / Hark at Barker: Rustless on Music (1970) / ITV Playhouse: The Style of the Countess (1970) / Man at the Top [2 episodes as Mike Slater (1972)] / The Pathfinders: Nightmare (1973) / New Scotland Yard; Diamonds Are Never Forever (1973) / Special Branch: Jailbait (1974) / Churchill's People: Silver Giant, Wooden Dwarf (1975) / Secret Army [5 episodes as Major Nicholas Bradley (1978-1979)] / Accident (1978) / Blake's 7: Countdown (1979) / The Lively Arts: Henrik Ibsen (1979) / Turtle's Progress [2 episodes as Alex Corton (1979-1980)] / A Man Called Intrepid [3 episodes as Bo (1979)] / Breakaway: The Family Affair [6 episodes as Peter Bradford (1980)] / A Tale of Two Cities [8 episodes as Charles Darnay / Sydney Carton (1980)] / When the Boat Comes In: Flies and Spiders (1981) / Guerre en pays neutre (1981)

After Who:
Films: Lace II (1985), God's Outlaw (1986), Trauma (1991), On Wings of Fire (2001), Dot the I (2003)
Television: The Fourth Arm [12 episodes as Major Hugh Gallagher (1983)] / Paradise Postponed [11 episodes as Fred Simcox (1986)] / Inspector Morse: The Sins of the Fathers (1990) / Titmuss Regained [3 episodes as Dr. Fred Simcox (1991)] / The Good Guys: Relative Values (1992) / Soldier Soldier: Base Details (1993) / The 10%ers: Galaxy Quest 8 (1994) / Revelations [25 episodes as Edward Rattigan (1994-1995)] / 99-1: The Lost Ones (1995) / In Suspicious Circumstances: The Golden Goose (1996) / Frighteners: Rose Cottage (1997) / Crossroads (2003) / Heartbeat: A Girl's Best Friend (2002) / Midsomer Murders [2 episodes, different characters (2009-2017)] / Great Performances: Macbeth (2010) / Doctors [14 episodes as Jed Grey (2010-2012)]

Who: Before And After #697b

Name: Annie Lambert [1957 - ]
Year(s): 1982
Stories: Four To Doomsday part 1 – Four To Doomsday part 4
Character(s): The Minister of Enlightenment

Before Who:
Films: The Bitch* (1979)

Television: Space: 1999* [6 episodes as the Main Mission Operative (1975-1976)] / Private Affairs:A Dream of Living (1975) / The Sweeney: Selected Target (1976) / The New Avengers: Three Handed Game* (1976) / The Olympian Way: Public Appearance (1981)

After Who:
Films: None
Television: Partners in Crime: Finessing the King (1983) / All Creatures Great and Small: The Lord God Made Them All* (1983) / Master of the Game (1984) / The Gentle Touch: The Conference (1984) / Bluebell [8 episodes as Helen (1986) / First Among Equals [2 episodes as Stephanie Arnold (1986)] / Lytton's Diary: What a Wonderful World (1986) / Inspector Morse; The Dead of Jericho (1987) / A Little Princess [3 episodes as Mrs. Carmichael (1987)] / Rockliffe's Babies: Black Arrow (1988) / Les Girls [7 episodes as Maggie (1988)] / Howards' Way [2 episodes as Antonia Rogers (1988)] / A Gentlemen's Club: A Memorial Service (1988) / Poirot: Triangle at Rhodes (1989) / Making News: [6 episodes as Jill Wycombe (1990)] / Old Boy Network [2 episodes as Sophie Duckham (1992)] / Minder: Uneasy Rider (1993) / Lovejoy: They Call Me Midas (1993) / Westbeach [10 episodes as Alex Preston (1993)] / If You See God, Tell Him (1993) / In Suspicious Circumstances: Poisoned Whispers (1994) / Shine on Harvey Moon (1995) / 2point4 Children [2 episodes as Maggie Faith (1995)] / Midsomer Murders: The Axeman Cometh (2007)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Radio Times' 2005 Vote Dalek! cover was named Cover of the Century at the Professional Publishers Association's (PPA)

"‘Vote Dalek’ was released to mark the return of the return of the extra-terrestrial villains to the BBC show after two decades, and also coincided with the 2005 general election"

[Susan Foreman]

In memory of Lynda Baron (1939 - 2022)

Played Captain Wrack in the 1983 story 'Enlightenment'...

...and Val in the 2011 story 'Closing Time'

Behind the camera, she sang the song 'The Ballad Of The Last Chance Saloon' in the 1966 story 'The Gunfighters'

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #698

Name: Philip Locke [1928 - 2004]
Year(s): 1982
Stories: Four To Doomsday part 1 – Four To Doomsday part 4
Character(s): Bigon
Note: Also provided the voice of Control

Before Who:
Films: Earthquake in Macedonia (1954), The Wise Cat (1955), Operation Conspiracy (1956), Aladdin (1957), Heart of a Child (1958), The Bulldog Breed (1960), Seven Keys (1961), Follow That Man (1961), The Girl on the Boat (1962), Father Came Too! (1964), Thunderball* (1965), The Fiction-Makers (1968), A Day Out (1972), Hitler: The Last Ten Days (1973), Antony and Cleopatra (1974), Escape to Athena* (1979), Porridge (1979), An Honourable Retirement (1979)

Television: Jan at the Blue Fox: The Day of the Wreck (1952) / Benbow and the Angels; St. Michael and All Angels (1955) / Knight Errant Limited: He Fell Among Thieves (1959) / Kipps [5 episodes as Chester Coote (1960)] / If the Crown Fits: Gambling (1961) / Hurricane [3 episodes as Bob Wilson (1961)] / The Avengers: The Frighteners (1961) / No Hiding Place: A Job for Johnny (1962) / Saki (1962) / ITV Television Playhouse: Ben Again (1963) / BBC Sunday-Night Play: Just You Wait (1963) / Maupassant: Wives and Lovers (1963) / Bud (1963) / Drama 61-67: Drama '63 - Rasputin Was a Nice Old Man (1963) / The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre: Incident at Midnight (1963) / The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre: On the Run (1963) / The Hidden Truth: The Final Analysis (1964) / The Avengers: Mandrake (1964) / The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre: Face of a Stranger (1964) / Thursday Theatre: The Cocktail Party (1964) / The Wednesday Play: Dan, Dan, the Charity Man (1965) / Front Page Story: The Public Interest (1965) / Jury Room: The Friendless Lady (1965) / The Man in the Mirror [5 episodes as Stern (1966) / Redcap: The Pride of the Regiment (1966) / Four People: Judas (1966) / Out of Town Theatre: A Pretty Row of Pretty Ribbons (1966) / The Avengers: From Venus with Love* (1967) / ITV Play of the Week: The Crossfire (1967) / The Baron: Countdown (1967) / Thirty-Minute Theatre: Boa Constrictor (1967) / Honey Lane: One and Nine for Two Bob (1967) / Armchair Theatre: The Girl (1967) / The Informer: Here's Where Who Takes Over? (1967) / The Pilgrim's Progress [3 episodes, different characters (1967)] / The Champions: The Body Snatchers (1968) / The Saint: The Fiction Makers (1968) / Z Cars: Quiet Day (1969) / Department S: The Perfect Operation* (1969) / The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes: The Mystery of the Amber Beads (1973) / 2nd House: An Artist's Story (1974) / BBC2 Play of the Week: She Fell Among Thieves (1978) / Pennies from Heaven: Says My Heart (1978) / Play for Today: Butterflies Don't Count (1978) / The Mill on the Floss [3 episodes as Lawyer Wakem (1979)] / The Omega Factor: Double Vision (1979) / Armchair Thriller: Dead Man's Kit (1980) / Dick Turpin: The Hanging (1980)

After Who:
Films: Ivanhoe (1982), Oliver Twist (1982), The Plague Dogs (1982), The Disappearance of Harry (1982), Ascendancy (1983), The Ship Sails On (1983), The Inquiry (1987), The Secret Garden (1987), Stealing Heaven (1988), Jekyll and Hyde (1990), Turbulence (1991), Tom & Viv (1994), Jacob (1994), Othello (1995), Wilde (1997)
Television: Jackanory Playhouse: Hawkwing (1982) / Horizon: The Intelligence Man (1984) / The Box of Delights: Beware of Yesterday (1984) / Connie [6 episodes as Borridge (1985)] / Theatre Night: Trelawny of the Wells (1985) / The Comic Strip Presents: Mr. Jolly Lives Next Door (1988) / Poirot: Four and Twenty Blackbirds (1989) / Screen Two: Virtuoso (1989) / Bergerac: When Did You Last See Your Father? (1989) / Saracen: Next Year in Jerusalem (1989) / The Ruth Rendell Mysteries: Put on by Cunning (1990) / Van der Valk: Doctor Hoffmann's Children (1991) / Inspector Morse: Who Killed Harry Field? (1991) / Minder: The Roof of All Evil (1993) / Jeeves and Wooster: Honoria Glossop Turns Up (or, Bridegroom Wanted!) (1993) / Ruth Rendell Mysteries: Going Wrong (1998)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Yeti on the streets of London in The Web of Fear (1968)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #699

Name: Burt Kwouk [1930 - 2016]
Year(s): 1982
Stories: Four To Doomsday part 1 – Four To Doomsday part 4
Character(s): Lin Futu
Note: Also appeared as Doctor Matsuo Hayashi in the 2001 Big Finish Productions audio story 'Loups-Garoux'

Before Who:
Films: Windom's Way (1957), Yesterday's Enemy (1958), The Inn of the Sixth Happiness (1959), Yesterday's Enemy (1959), Upstairs and Downstairs (1959), Expresso Bongo (1959), Chasing the Dragon (1960), Passport to China (1960), The Terror of the Tongs (1960), Afternoon in River Walk (1961), Satan Never Sleeps (1962), The War Lover (1962), 55 Days at Peking (1963), The Cool Mikado (1963), A Shot in the Dark [as Cato] (1964), Goldfinger* (1964), Curse of the Fly (1965), Bang! Bang! You're Dead! (1966), Lost Command (1966), The Sandwich Man (1966), The Brides of Fu Manchu (1966), Casino Royale (1967), You Only Live Twice (1967), The High Commissioner (1968), The Shoes of the Fisherman (1968), Koroshi (1968), The Chairman (1969), Deep End (1970), Madame Sin (1972), The Return of the Pink Panther (1975), Rollerball* (1975), The Pink Panther Strikes Again (1976), The Last Remake of Beau Geste (1977), The Strange Case of the End of Civilization as We Know It (1977), Revenge of the Pink Panther (1978), The London Connection (1979), The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu (1980)

Television: McCreary Moves In (1957) / Hancock's Half Hour: How to Win Money and Influence People (1957) / More Than Robbery [3 episodes (1958)] / International Detective: The Carter Case (1960) / BBC Sunday-Night Play: Summer Theatre - The Small Victory (1960) / Danger Man: The Journey Ends Halfway (1960) / Danger Man: The Actor (1961) / The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre: The Sinister Man (1961) / The Avengers: Kill the King (1961) / The Net: Not Wanted on Voyage (1962) / Man of the World: The Frontier (1962) / The River Flows East [4 episodes as Teng (1962)] / The Somerset Maugham Hour: The Force of Circumstance (1962) / Suspense: Letter to a Soldier (1963) / Compact: Chicken and Champagne (1963) / The Sentimental Agent [12 episodes as Chin (1963)] / The Avengers: Lobster Quadrille (1964) / Thursday Theatre: Naked Island (1965) / The Avengers: The Cybernauts* (1965) / Danger Man: You're Not in Any Trouble, Are You? (1965) / The Saint: The Sign of the Claw (1965) / Out of the Unknown: Sucker Bait (1965) / Danger Man: A Very Dangerous Game (1965) / The Troubleshooters: [3 episodes, different characters (1966-1969)] / BBC Play of the Month: The Devil's Eggshell (1966) / The Saint: The Gadget Lovers (1967) / Callan [2 episodes, different characters (1967-1969)] / Danger Man: Koroshi (1967) / The Champions: The Beginning (1968) / The Saint: The Master Plan (1968) / The Misfit: On Being British (1970) / ITV Playhouse: The Switch (1971) / Shirley's World [2 episodes as Shunji (1971)] / Jason King: Every Picture Tells a Story (1972) / The Adventurer* [2 episodes, different characters (1973)] / Lucky Feller [3 episodes, different characters (1975-1976)] / Whodunnit?: Evidence of Death (1975) / The Melting Pot [2 episodes, different characters (1975-1976)] / Yes, Honestly: Black and White and Red All Over (1976) / Hunter's Walk: Take Away (1976) / Warship: Diplomatic Package (1977) / The Velvet Glove: Married Love (1977) / It Ain't Half Hot Mum [2 episodes as Me Thant (1977-1978)] / The Tomorrow People: The Lost Gods [2 episodes as Matsu Tan (1978)] / Return of the Saint: Assault Force (1978) / Robin's Nest: Sorry Partner (1979) / Keep It in the Family [2 episodes, different characters (1980)] / Minder: A Nice Little Wine (1980) / Shoestring: The Dangerous Game (1980) / Spearhead: The Macau Connection (1981) / Tenko [19 episodes as Major Yamauchi (1981-1984)]

After Who:
Films: Trail of the Pink Panther (1982), Curse of the Pink Panther* (1983), Plenty (1985), Empire of the Sun (1987), Race for Glory (1989), I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle (1990), Air America (1990), Supercop [voice only] (1992), Leon the Pig Farmer (1992), Carry on Columbus* (1992), Shooting Elizabeth (1992), Son of the Pink Panther (1993), Bullet to Beijing (1995), She Good Fighter (1995), Peggy Su! (1997), From China with Love (1998), Kiss of the Dragon (2001), The Wonderland Experience (2002), Beyond Borders (2003), Gate to Heaven (2003), Stratosphere Girl (2004), The Great Challenge (2004), The Fat Slags [as the Dalai Lama] (2004), Wake of Death (2004), Low Winter Sun (2006),

Television: Q.E.D.: The Limehouse Connection (1982) / Hart to Hart: Passing Chance (1983) / The Brief: No Questions (1984) / Fox Mystery Theater: Mark of the Devil (1984) / Tickle on the Tum [2 episodes as Willie Wok (1986-1987)] / T-Bag Bounces Back: Hi Hatt (1987) / Howards' Way [3 episodes as Mr. Lee (1987)] / Noble House [4 episodes as Philip Chen (1988)] / Thin Air [4 episodes as Guang (1988)] / Boon: The Not So Lone Ranger (1989) / Close to Home: The Horse Race (1989) / Medics: Annie (1990) / The House of Eliott [3 episodes as Peter Lo-Ching (1991)] Lovejoy [2 episodes, different characters (1992-1993)] / Under the Hammer: Wonders in the Deep (1994) / Space Precinct: Protect and Survive (1994) / The Wanderer: A Dragon by Any Other Name (1994) / Arabian Nights [2 episodes as Caliph Beder (2000)] / Queen of Swords: The Dragon (2001) / The Monkey King [2 episodes as Professor Sheng (2001)] / Last of the Summer Wine* [78 episodes as Entwistle (2002-2010)] / The Bill [3 episodes, different characters (2003-2005)] / Judge John Deed: Separation of Powers (2005) / Planet Sketch [13 episodes, Various voices (2005)] / Silent Witness: Cargo (2006) / Doctors: Sleepless in Selly Heath (2006) / Honest [5 episodes as Mr. Hong (2008)] / The Wrong Door: Bondo (2008) / Here Comes the Queen (2008) / Spirit Warriors [4 episodes as Shen (2010)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The cover of the 1987 Target book of The Reign of Terror (1964) by Ian Marter with artwork from Tony Masero.

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #700a

Name: Ilario Bisi-Pedro [1939 - 2013]
Year(s): 1982
Stories: Four To Doomsday part 1 – Four To Doomsday part 2, Four To Doomsday part 4
Character(s): Kurkutji

Before Who:
Films: A World Inside (1962), Call Me Bwana* (1963), East of Sudan (1964), Take a Sapphire (1966), Naked Evil (1966), The Bushbaby (1969), The Dogs of War (1980)

Television: BBC Sunday-Night Theatre: The Fortrose Incident (1959) / Hurricane [2 episodes as the Singer (1961)] / It Happened Like This: Superstitions (1963) / No Hiding Place: As Well as Murder (1963) / Espionage: Snow on Mount Kama (1964) / Theatre 625: Albinos in Black (1968) / The Troubleshooters: [2 episodes, different characters (1970)] / Hine: Comrades in Arms (1971) / General Hospital (1973) / Play for Today: A Child of Hope (1975) / Shades of Greene: A Chance for Mr. Lever (1976) / The Onedin Line: Jonah's Luck (1980) / Till Death...: Hung-Over (1981)

After Who:
Films: White Mischief (1987), Passion Killers (1999), Rottweiler (2004), Dominion: Prequel To The Exorcist (2005), Kinky Boots (2005), Children of Men (2006), The Lady [as Desmond Tutu] (2011)
Television: Squadron: Survival (1982) / The Bill: Tulip (1989) / The Play on One: Escape from Kampala (1991) / Screen Two: Return to Blood River (1994) / The League of Gentlemen: Turn Again Geoff Tipps (2002) / Ultimate Force: Never Go Back (2005) / Some Girls (2013)

Who: Before And After #700b

Name: Nadia Hammam [? - ]
Year(s): 1982
Stories: Four To Doomsday part 1 – Four To Doomsday part 2, Four Tp Doomsday part 4
Character(s): Villagra

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: Play for Today: A Cotswold Death (1982)

After Who:
Films: None
Television: The Big Battalions [2 episodes as Samira (1992)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Roger Delgado (The Master) signs autographs whilst shooting 1971's The Daemons.

[Susan Foreman]

Pic 1: The launch of the 'Doctor Who Weekly' magazine in October '79. This was a couple of days after the second studio recording block for the story 'The Horms Of Nimon'. Tom is actually wearing Lalla's scarf from 'Destiny Of The Daleks' because his one was undergoing repairs and alterations prior to the location shooting for 'Shada'

Pic 2: The first advert for DWM as it appeared in 'Star Wars Weekly'