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[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1149a / Nu-Who #228a

Name: Victoria Alcock [1965 - ]
Year(s): 2009
Stories: Planet Of The Dead
Character(s): Angela Whitaker

Note(s):

• Is married to Who stunt performer Nic Goodey

Appeared in a number of Big Finish Productions audio adventures:

• In the 'Lost Stories' episode 'Power Play'
• In the 'Jago & Litefoot' story 'The Lonely Clock'
• In the 'Graceless' stories 'The Room' / 'The Dance'

Before Who:
Films: Under Suspicion (1991), Far from the Madding Crowd (1998) / Incendiary (2008)
Television: Poirot: The Mystery Of Hunters Lodge (1991) / The House of Eliott [26 episodes as Agnes Clarke (1991–1994)] / The Bill [6 episodes, different characters (1991–2008)] / Lovejoy: Kids (1992) / Chiller: Prophecy (1995) / Castles (1995) / Grange Hill [2 episodes as Ruth (1997)] / Coronation Street [2 episodes as Mary Docherty (1998)] / Bad Girls* [96 episodes as Julie Saunders (1999–2006)] / Casualty: Antisocial Behaviour (2005)

After Who:
Films: Urban Hymn (2015), Jellyfish (2018), Big Boys Don't Cry (2020), No One Gets Out Alive (2021)
Television: Locked Up Abroad: Barbados – Busted And Pregnant (2009) / Missing (2010) / Combat Kids [3 episodes as Susan (2010)] / Holby City [3 episodes, different characters (2011–2018)] / Call the Midwife: The Browne Incident (2012) / Whitechapel (2012) / EastEnders [8 episodes as Lorraine Stevens (2012)] / The Dumping Ground [4 episodes as Denise (2013–2018)] / The Bletchley Circle: Blood On Their Hands (2014) / The Game (2014) / People Just Do Nothing [14 episodes as Carol (2014–2018)] / Birds of a Feather: The Girls With The Pearl Buttons (2015) / Cradle to Grave (2015) / The Musketeers: The Prize (2016) / Match Not Found: Educating Tanya (2017) / Quacks: The Dukes Tracheotomy (2017) / Doctors: Failing To Stop (2019) / Ten Percent (2022)

Who: Before And After #1149b / Nu-Who #228b

Name: David Ames [1983 - ]
Year(s): 2009
Stories: Planet Of The Dead
Character(s): Natham

Note(s):

• Provided the voice of Thomas Percy in the BBC Wales 'Doctor Who adventure game' story 'The Gunpowder Plot'

Appeared in a number of Big Finish Audio adventures:

• In the 'Bernice Summerfield' stories 'The Kraken's Lament' / 'The Temple of Questions' / 'Private Enemy No. 1' / 'Judgement Day' / 'Paradise Frost' / 'Vesuvius Falling' / 'Shades of Gray' / 'Everybody Loves Irving' / 'Many Happy Returns' / 'A Handful of Dust' / 'HMS Surprise' / 'The Curse of Fenman' / 'Big Dig' / 'In Living Memory'
• In the 'Iris Wildthyme' story 'Whatever Happened to Iris Wildthyme?'

Before Who:
Films: He Kills Coppers (2008)
Television: None

After Who:
Films: The Telemachy (2012)
Television: Holby City* [337 episodes as Dominic Copeland (2013–2022)] / The Madame Blanc Mysteries (2023)

Who: Before And After #1149c / Nu-Who #228c

Name: Reginald Tsiboe [? - ]
Year(s): 2009
Stories: Planet Of The Dead
Character(s): Lou

Note(s): Away from the Whoniverse, he was a vocalist in the band Boney M between 1982–1986, 1990

Before Who:
Films: Follow the Star (1979), Love Brewed in the African Pot (1981), West of Paradise (1986), Touch and Die (1992)
Television: Premiere: A Hymn From Jim (1977) / Play for Today: The Thin Edge Of The Wedge (1977) / Mixed Blessings: My Chaps Got Work (1978) / A Spy at Evening (1981) / Diamonds: Ace In The Hole (1981) / Gentlemen and Players [2 episodes as Joe Kijukwa (1988)] / After the War: Winds Of Change (1989) / The Bill: Blue Eyed Boy (1990) / The Play on One: Escape From Kampala (1991) / London Bridge [2 episodes as Dave Symmons (1996)] / Moses Jones (2009)

Music Video: Boney M (1982): The Carnival Is Over
Music Video: Boney M (1983): Jambo – Hakuna Matata
Music Video: Boney M (1984): Happy Song

After Who:
Films: None
Television: Doctors: White Out (2011) / Black Earth Rising: The Games True Nature (2018)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Daleks use the mind probe on the Doctor (Jon Pertwee) during Day of the Daleks (1972)

[Susan Foreman]

The eighth in an occasional series:

'Doctor Who' as featured in other medium

Not the best picture, but Ray Winstone wears a Dalek shirt in the 1997 film 'Face'

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

The eighth in an occasional series:

'Doctor Who' as featured in other medium

Not the best picture, but Ray Winstone wears a Dalek shirt in the 1997 film 'Face'

Face is a brilliant film that as far as i am aware has never had a Blu release.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Bonnie Langford returns to Doctor Who as Mel Bush.


https://www.doctorwho.tv/news-and-fe...-HdSusgVIomYCw

Russell T Davies said: “Open those TARDIS doors wide, because Bonnie’s back! What an honour, delight and hoot to welcome back the character of Melanie, after too long away. And this isn’t just a cameo, Bonnie is right in the thick of the action, battling monsters and chaos and cliffhangers, right at the Doctor's side, just like the old days.”

[will graham]

Oh dear god of all the companions to bring back! Why? WHY!

[iank]

Coz Chinballs wasted Ace on his garbage.

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1150a / Nu-Who #229a

Name: Daniel Kaluuya [1989 - ]
Year(s): 2009
Stories: Planet Of The Dead
Character(s): Barclay

Before Who:
Films: Shoot the Messenger (2006), Cass (2008), The Jason Lewis Experience (2008), Not Safe for Work (2009)
Television: The Whistleblowers: No Child Left Behind (2007) / Comedy - Shuffle: Brendon Burns (2007) / Skins [10 episodes as Posh Kenneth (2007–2008)] / Delta Forever: Pilot (2008) / Silent Witness: Safe (2008) / That Mitchell and Webb Look [2 episodes, various characters (2008–2009)] / Inspector Lewis: Counterculture Blues (2009) / FM [4 episodes as Ades (2009)]

After Who:
Films: Chatroom (2010), Random (2011), Johnny English Reborn (2011), Welcome to the Punch (2013), Kick-Ass 2 (2013), Sicario (2015), Get Out* (2017), Great Performers: Horror Show (2017), Black Panther* (2018), Widows (2018), Queen & Slim (2019), A Christmas Carol [voice only] (2020), Judas and the Black Messiah (2021), Nope (2022), Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse [voice only] (2023)

Television: The Philanthropist: Nigeria (2009) / 10 Minute Tales: The Three Kings (2009) / Psychoville* [12 episodes as Michael 'Tealeaf' Fry (2009–2011)] / Bellamy's People [4 episodes, various characters (2010)] / Comedy Lab: Happy Finish (2010) / Ruddy Hell! It's Harry and Paul [12 episodes, various characters (2010–2012)] / Coming Up: Micah (2011) / The Fades [6 episodes as Mac (2011)] / Black Mirror: Fifteen Million Merits (2011) / Babylon [7 episodes as Matt Coward (2014)] / Watership Down [4 episodes as the voice of Bluebell (2018)] /

Who: Before And After #1150b / Nu-Who #229b

Name: Keith Parry [? - ]
Year(s): 2009
Stories: Planet Of The Dead
Character(s): Bus Driver

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: None

After Who:
Films: The Drummond Will (2010), Stranger Things (2010), Delicious (2013)
Television: The Jury [5 episodes as the Clerk of the Jury (2011)] / Doctors [2 episodes, different characters (2012–2018)] / Bad Move: Shut Up (2017)

Who: Before And After #1150c / Nu-Who #229c

Name: James Layton [1977 - ]
Year(s): 2009
Stories: Planet Of The Dead
Character(s): Sergeant Ian Jenner

Before Who:
Films: The Wolves of Kromer (1998)
Television: None

After Who:
Films: The Symmetry of Love (2010)
Television: None

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Martha (Freema Agyeman) the Doctor (David Tennant) and the Master (John Simm) in a promo image for The Sound of Drums / Last of the Time Lords (2007)

[Susan Foreman]

Guest actors appearing in THE WATERS OF MARS who have previously appeared in the show:

• Alan Ruscoe (Andy Stone)
• Paul Kasey (Ood Sigma)

Who: Before And After #1151 / Nu-Who #230

Name: Lindsay Duncan [1950 - ]
Year(s): 2009
Stories: Waters Of Mars
Character(s): Adelaide Brooke

Before Who:
Films: Further Up Pompeii! [as Scrubba] (1975), Loose Connections (1983), Prick Up Your Ears (1987), Manifesto (1988), The Reflecting Skin (1990), Body Parts (1991), City Hall (1996), A Midsummer Night's Dream (1996), An Ideal Husband (1999), Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace* [as the voice of TC-14] (1999), Mansfield Park (1999), Dirty Tricks (2000), Witness of Truth: The Railway Murders [as the Narrator] (2001), Hamilton Mattress (2001), A Life More Ordinary (2002), AfterLife (2003), Under the Tuscan Sun (2003), The Queen of Sheba's Pearls (2004), Starter for 10 (2006), Longford (2006), Frankenstein [as Professor Jane Pretorius] (2007), Margaret [as Margaret Thatcher] (2009), Burlesque Fairytales (2009)

Television: One-Upmanship: Womanship (1976) / The New Avengers: Angels Of Death* (1977) / ITV Playhouse [2 episodes, different characters (1979–1980)] / Dick Turpin: Deadlier Than The Male (1980) / BBC2 Playhouse: Grown-Ups (1980) / Muck and Brass [43 episodes as Jean Torrode (1982)] / BBC Play of the Month: On Approval (1982) / Reilly - Ace of Spies: After Moscow (1983) / Play for Today: Rainy Day Woman (1984) / The Brief: And Then Where Do You Go? (1984) / Travelling Man [2 episodes as Andrea (1984)] / Dead Head [3 episodes as Dana Cass (1986)] / Kit Curran [6 episodes as Pamela Scott (1986)] / The Play on One: These Foolish Things (1989) / Traffik [6 episodes as Helen Rosshalde (1989)] / Colin's Sandwich [2 episodes as Rosemary (1988–1990)] / TECX: Getting Personal (1990) / The Storyteller - Greek Myths: Theseus And The Minotaur (1991) / Screenplay: Redemption (1991) / G.B.H. [6 episodes as Barbara Douglas (1991)] / A Year in Provence [12 episodes as Annie Mayle (1993)] / The Rector's Wife [4 episodes as Anna Bouverie (1994)] / Just William: William Clears The Slums (1995) / Jake's Progress [5 episodes as Monica (1995)] / The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling [3 episodes as Lady Bellaston (1997)] / Get Real [7 episodes as Louise (1998)] / Shooting the Past [3 episodes as Marilyn Truman (1999)] / Oliver Twist [4 episodes as Elizabeth Leeford (1999)] / Perfect Strangers [3 episodes as Alice (2001)] / Meet the Ancestors: Napoleons Lost Army [as the narrator] (2003) / Poirot: The Mystery Of The Blue Train (2005) / Spooks [2 episodes as Angela Wells (2005–2006)] / Rome* [18 episodes as Servilia of the Junii (2005–2007)] / Criminal Justice [2 episodes as Alison Slaughter (2008)] / Lost in Austen [2 episodes as Lady Catherine de Bourgh (2008)]

After Who:
Films: Margot (2009), Alice in Wonderland* [directed by Tim Burton] (2010), Christopher and His Kind (2011), Last Passenger (2013), About Time (2013), Le Week-End (2013), Lawless (2013), Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) (2014), Churchill's Secret (2016), Alice Through the Looking Glass* (2016), Carnage (2017), Gifted (2017), Little Joe (2019), Blackbird (2019), My Zoe (2019), National Theatre Live: Hansard (2019), Made in Italy (2020), A Banquet (2021)

Television: Agatha Christie's Marple: The Mirror Crack'd From Side To Side (2010) / Come Fly with Me [6 episodes as the Narrator (2010–2011)] / The Sinking of the Laconia* [2 episodes as Elisabeth Fullwood (2011)] / Against the Wall: We Have A Cop In Trouble (2011) / Black Mirror: The National Anthem (2011) / Merlin [2 episodes as Queen Annis (2011–2012)] / Absolutely Fabulous: Job (2012) / White Heat [6 episodes as Lilly (2012)] / The Hollow Crown: Richard II (2012) / Wallander: Before The Frost (2012) / Spy [2 episodes as The Director (2012)] / Count Arthur Strong: The Radio Play (2013) / You, Me & Them [6 episodes as Lydia Walker (2013)] / Playhouse Presents: Foxtrot (2014) / The Honorable Woman [6 episodes as Anjelica Hayden-Hoyle (2014)] / Sherlock [3 episodes as Lady Smallwood (2014–2017)] / Toast of London: Global Warming (2015) / Close to the Enemy [6 episodes as Frau Bellinghausen (2016)] / The Leftovers [5 episodes as Grace Playford (2017)] / A Discovery of Witches [15 episodes as Ysabeau de Clermont (2018–2022)] / His Dark Materials [3 episodes as the voice of Octavia (2020–2022)] / Inside No. 9: Simon Says (2021) / Around the World in 80 Days (2021) / The Split (2022) / Sherwood (2022) / The Morning Show (2019)