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[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The King's champion Sir Gilles Estram (Anthony Ainley) reveals his true identity during The King's Demons (1983)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1170 / Nu-Who #249

Name: Perry Benson [1961 - ]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Eleventh Hour
Character(s): Ice Cream Man

Before Who:
Films: Where's Johnny? (1974), What Next? (1974), The Class of Miss MacMichael (1978), Scum (1979), Birth of the Beatles* (1979), Sheppey (1980), The Island of Adventure (1981), Party at the Palace (1983), Stars of the Roller State Disco (1984), Much Ado About Nothing (1984), Sid and Nancy (1986), The Queen's Arms (1986), Sardines (1995), Annie: A Royal Adventure! (1995), Final Cut (1998), The Last Seduction II (1999), Love, Honor and Obey (2000), Last Resort (2000), Mr In-Between (2001), Redemption Road (2001), Cheeky (2003), Capital Punishment (2003), Alien Autopsy (2006), This Is England (2006), Kiss of Death (2008), Somers Town (2008), Mum & Dad (2008)

Television: Play for Today [2 episodes, different characters (1974–1980)] / Centre Play [2 episodes, different characters (1975–1976)] / Grange Hill (1978) / Rainbow: Do As I Say (1981) / Going Out [6 episodes as Sammy Lee (1981)] / Blackadder [3 episodes, different characters (1983)] / Cockles: Toe In The Water (1984) / Scene: On Yer Bike (1984) / Dream Stuffing (1984) / Horizon: Prisoners Of Incest (1984) / The Young Ones: Sick* [as a Grange Hill Student] (1984) / Summer Season: Reservations (1985) / Prospects: Partners In Brine (1986) / Screen Two: Hard Travelling (1986) / Filthy Rich & Catflap (1987) / Hi-de-Hi!: Tell It To The Marines (1987) / A Very Peculiar Practice: The Big Squeeze (1988) / You Rang, M'Lord?* [26 episodes as Henry Livingstone (1988–1993)] / Eurocops: Firing The Bullet (1989) / The Bill: It's Not Majorca (1989) / He-Play: It's Only Rock and Roll (1990) / The Real McCoy [6 episodes, various characters (1991–1992)] / Minder: The Immaculate Contraption (1994) / Brighton Belles: The Younger Man (1994) / Oh Doctor Beeching! [20 episodes as Ralph (1995–1997)] / Operation Good Guys [19 episodes as Bones (1997–2000)] / Kiss Me Kate: On The Couch (1999) / StarStreet [3 episodes as Mr. Pickett (2001)] / 15 Storeys High [2 episodes, different characters (2002–2004)] / Top Buzzer [6 episodes as Dave (2004)] / Rose and Maloney: Annie Johnson (2005) / Funland: Pilot (2005) / Casualty [2 episodes, different characters (2008–2023)] / My Family: Let's Not Be Heisty (2008) / Parents of the Band [2 episodes as Ned (2009)] / Reggie Perrin (2009) / Misfits (2009)

After Who:
Films: Dead Cert (2010), Excluded (2010), Anuvahood (2011), I, Anna (2012), Outside Bet (2012), Vinyl (2012), Borrowed Time (2012), Get Santa (2014), Aquilo (2017), My Life Story (2018), Accident Man (2018), Break Clause (2019), To Be Someone (2020), The Kemps: All True [as Ross Kemp] (2020), Creation Stories (2021), Me, Myself and Di (2021), The Last Heist (2022), Accident Man: Hitman's Holiday (2022)
Television: This Is England '86 [4 episodes as Meggy (2010)] / Coming Up: Magic (2011) / Watson & Oliver (2012) / Man Down [2 episodes as Mr. Harringey (2013)] / Benidorm [14 episodes as Clive Dyke (2014–2015)] / This Is England '90: Winter (2015) / Holby City: Back In The Ring (2016) / The Agency (2016) / Lee and Dean [5 episodes as Terry (2018)] / Sick of It: The Sofa (2018) / Don't Forget the Driver: Babbacombville (2019)

Music Video: Jam Baxter Feat. Rag'n'Bone Man & OG Rootz (2018): Mask [as the head waiter]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Katarina (Adrienne Hill) in The Daleks' Master Plan (1965)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1171 / Nu-Who #250

Name: Annette Crosbie OBE [1934 - ]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Eleventh Hour
Character(s): Mrs. Angelo

Before Who:
Films: The Bridal Path (1959), St. Patrick's Day (1961), Gypsy Girl (1966), Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter (1968), The Public Eye (1972), The Boy Dave (1975), The Slipper and the Rose: The Story of Cinderella [as the Fairy Godmother] (1976), East Lynne (1976), The Lord of the Rings* [as the voice of Galadriel] (1978), Of Mycenae and Men (1979), A Question of Faith (1979), Twelfth Night (1980), Festival: The Misanthrope (1980), Hawk the Slayer (1980), Find Me First (1981), Northern Lights (1982), The Disappearance of Harry (1982), East Lynne (1982), Richard III (1983), Nobody's Property (1984), Ordeal by Innocence (1984), Pericles, Prince of Tyre (1984), Off Peak (1985), Chernobyl: The Final Warning (1991), The Pope Must Diet (1991), Leon the Pig Farmer (1992), Solitaire for 2 (1994), Shooting Fish (1997), The Debt Collector (1999), Anchor Me (2000), Calendar Girls* (2003), Quite Ugly One Morning (2004), Footprints in the Snow (2005), Viva Blackpool (2006)

Television: ITV Play of the Week [4 episodes, different characters (1961–1966)] / Probation Officer (1962) / ITV Television Playhouse: The Morning After (1962) / The Plane Makers [2 episodes as Brenda (1963)] / BBC Sunday-Night Play [2 episodes, different characters (1963)] / First Night: Goodbye, Gloria, Goodbye (1964) / Festival: The Inner World Of Miss Vaughan (1964) / Story Parade: The Bachelors (1965) / No Hiding Place: It Could Always Happen (1965) / Theatre 625 [4 episodes, different characters (1965–1968)] / The Wednesday Play [2 episodes, different characters (1965–1970)] / This Man Craig: Dougie (1966) / Thirteen Against Fate: The Murderer (1966) / Four People: Mary Magdalene (1966) / The White Rabbit [3 episodes as Jose Dupuis (1967)] / Boy Meets Girl: Long After Summer (1967) / Half Hour Story: Venus Rising (1968) / The Six Wives of Henry VIII: Catherine of Aragon* [as Catherine of Aragon] (1970) / Callan: Amos Green Must Live (1970) / Thirty-Minute Theatre: Hope (1970) / Menace: Killing Time (1970) / Play for Today [3 episodes, different characters (1970–1980)] / BBC Play of the Month [3 episodes, different characters (1970–1983)] / Shadows of Fear: At Occupier's Risk (1971) / ITV Playhouse: A Splinter Of Ice (1972) / Crime of Passion: Emilie (1972) / ITV Saturday Night Theatre: A Bot Of Vision (1972) / The Edwardians: Lloyd George [as Margaret Lloyd George] (1973) / A Picture of Katherine Mansfield [4 episodes as L. M. (1973)] / Special Branch: The Other Man (1973) / Rooms [2 episodes as Miss Hicks (1975)] / Churchill's People: March On, Boys (1975) / Edward the King [10 episodes as Queen Victoria (1975)] / The Velvet Glove: Auntie's Niece (1977) / The Sunday Drama: The Portrait (1977) / BBC2 Play of the Week: Langrishe Go Down (1978) / Lillie [2 episodes as Henrietta Labouchere (1978)] / The Lively Arts: Henrik Ibsen (1979) / The House on the Hill: Credits And Distinctions (1981) / The Member for Chelsea [3 episodes as Christina Rogerson (1981)] / Saturday Night Thriller: A Gift Of Tongues (1982) / Crown Court: Mother's Boy (1983) / Dramarama: Que Sera (1984) / Paradise Postponed [11 episodes as Dorothy Simcox (1986)] / Unnatural Causes: Partners (1986) / Tickets for the Titanic: The Way, The Truth, The Video (1987) / Farrington of the F.O.: That Old Black Magic (1987) / Taggart [3 episodes as Maggie Davidson (1987)] / Game, Set, and Match: London Match (1988) / Take Me Home [3 episodes as Liz (1989) / Screenplay [3 episodes, different characters (1986–1989)] / Summer's Lease [2 episodes as Connie Tapscott (1989)] / Colin's Sandwich [2 episodes as Joyce (1990)] / One Foot in the Grave* [43 episodes as Margaret Meldrew (1990–2001)] / Jute City (1991) / Heartbeat: Old, New, Borrowed, Blue (1992) / Ruth Rendell Mysteries: The Speaker Of Mandarin (1992) / Doctor Finlay [27 episodes as Janet MacPherson (1993–1996)] / Performance: Message For Posterity (1994) / Screen Two [2 episodes, different characters (1995–1996)] / Jonathan Creek: The House Of Monkeys (1997) / Wyrd Sisters [6 episodes as the voice of Granny Weatherwax (1997)] / Underworld [6 episodes as Aunt Doreen (1997)] / An Unsuitable Job for a Woman [4 episodes as Edith Sparshott (1997–1999)] / Oliver Twist [4 episodes as Mrs Bedwin (1999)] / Waking the Dead [2 episodes as Moira Bowen (2001)] / Murder Rooms - Mysteries of the Real Sherlock Holmes: The White Knight Stratagem (2001) / Murder in Mind: Rage (2002) / Bodily Harm [2 episodes as Sheila Greenfield (2002)] / Black Books: Moo-Ma And Moo-Pa (2004) / William and Mary (2004) / Midsomer Murders: Sauce For The Goose (2005) / Little Dorrit [9 episodes as Mr. F's Aunt (2008)] / Hope Springs [8 episodes as Sadie Cairncross (2009)]

After Who:
Films: What We Did on Our Holiday (2014), Into the Woods (2014), Cider with Rosie (2015), Dad's Army (2016), Eat Locals (2017), Dial M for Middlesbrough (2019)
Television: New Tricks: Coming Out Ball (2010) / Common Ground: Neil, Ted And Marlon (2013) / Lily's Driftwood Bay [2 episodes as the voice of Nonna Dog (2014)] / Henry IX [3 episodes as Queen Charlotte (2017)] / Call the Midwife (2019) / After Life (2020)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Am i a good Doctor? Asks the Doctor (Peter Capaldi) on the cover of the Radio Times in October 2014.

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1172 / Nu-Who #251

Name: Olivia Colman CBE [1974 - ]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Eleventh Hour
Character(s): Mother

Note(s):

• In the end credits of the episode, her surname is misspelt as 'Coleman'
• Appeared as herself in the 2013 50th anniversary special 'The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot'
• Provided the audiobook reading for the BBC New Series Adventures story 'The Forgotten Army'
• Away from the Whoniverse, In 2019, she won the Oscar for Best Actress in the film 'The Favourite', making her one of the few Oscar winners to have appeared in the show. She was the first to win after appearing in the series.

Before Who:
Films: The Strategic Humor Initiative (2003), The Trouble with Terkel [voice only] (2004), Zemanovaload (2005), Buried Alive (2005), Angell's Hell (2005), Confetti (2006), Hot Fuzz* (2007), The Grey Man (2007), I Could Never Be Your Woman (2007), Grow Your Own (2007), Hancock & Joan (2008), Consuming Passion (2008), Le Donk & Scor-zay-zee (2009)

Television: Bruiser [6 episodes, various characters (2000)] / People Like Us: The Vicar (2001) / Life as We Know It: The Interview (2001) / The Mitchell and Webb Situation [5 episodes, Various characters (2001)] / Mr Charity: Nice To Feed You (2001) / Comedy Lab: Brand New Beamer (2001) / Rescue Me (2002) / Holby City: New Hearts, Old Scores (2002) / The Office: Interview (2002) / Gash [3 episodes, Various characters (2003)] / Eyes Down: Stars In Their Eyes (2003) / Peep Show [33 episodes as Sophie Chapman (2003–2015)] / Black Books: Elephants And Hens (2004) / Swiss Toni: Troubleshooter (2004) / NY-LON: Something About Family (2004) / Coming Up: The Baader Meinhoff Gang Show (2004) / Look Around You [6 episodes as Pam Bachelor (2005)] / Help (2005) / The Robinsons (2005) / Green Wing [18 episodes as Harriet Schulenburg (2004–2006)] / Murder in Suburbia: Golden Oldiers (2005) / ShakespeaRe-Told: Much Ado About Nothing (2005) / That Mitchell and Webb Look [13 episodes, various characters (2006–2008)] / The Time of Your Life [6 episodes as Amanda (2007)] / Love Soup: Integrated Logistics (2008) / Beautiful People [12 episodes as Debbie Doonan (2008–2009)] / Skins: Naomi (2009) / Midsomer Murders: Small Mercies (2009) / Mister Eleven [2 episodes as Beth (2009)]

After Who:
Films: The Secret World of Arrietty [voice only] (2010), Tyrannosaur (2011), The Iron Lady [as Carol Thatcher] (2011), Hyde Park on Hudson (2012), Bad Sugar (2012), I Give It a Year (2013), Locke (2013), The Thirteenth Tale (2013), Cuban Fury (2014), Pudsey the Dog: The Movie [voice only] (2014), The Lobster (2015), London Road (2015), We're Going on a Bear Hunt [voice only] (2016) / National Theatre Live: Mosquitoes (2017), Murder on the Orient Express* (2017), The Favourite* [Oscar winner as Queen Anne] (2018), Them That Follow (2019), The Father (2020), Mothering Sunday (2021), The Electrical Life of Louis Wain [as the narrator] (2021), The Lost Daughter (2021), Joyride (2022), Empire of Light (2022), Scrooge: A Christmas Carol [as the voice of Christmas past] (2022), Puss in Boots: The Last Wish [as the voice of Mama Bear] (2022)

Television: Rev. [19 episodes as Alex Smallbone (2010–2014)] / Exile [3 episodes as Nancy Ronstadt (2011)] / Twenty Twelve [10 episodes as Sally Owen (2011–2012)] / Accused: Mo's Story (2012) / The Suspicions of Mr Whicher: The Murder In Angel Lane (2013) / Run [2 episodes as Carol (2013)] / Broadchurch* [24 episodes as D.S. Ellie Miller (2013–2017)] / The 7.39 [2 episodes as Maggie Matthews (2014)] / This Is Jinsy: The Golden Woggle (2014) / W1A (2014) / Mr. Sloane [6 episodes as Janet Sloane (2014)] / The Secrets: The Dilemma (2014) / Thomas & Friends [19 episodes as the voice of Marion (2014–2018)] / Drunk History - UK: World War II (2016) / The Night Manager [6 episodes as Angela Burr (2016)] / Flowers [12 episodes as Deborah (2016–2018)] / Fleabag [9 episodes as the Godmother (2016–2019)] / Watership Down [4 episodes as the voice of Strawberry (2018)] / Les Miserables [4 episodes as Madame Thenardier (2019)] / The Crown [20 episodes as Queen Elizabeth II (2019–2020)] / The Simpsons: 7 Beer Itch (2020) / Thomas & Friends Storytime [3 episode as the voice of Marion (2020–2021)] / Landscapers [4 episodes as Susan Edwards (2021)] / Staged: Knock, Knock (2022) / Heartstopper [7 episodes as Sarah Nelson (2022)] / Great Expectations [6 episodes as Miss Havisham (2023)] / The Bear: Forks (2023) / Secret Invasion [2 episodes as Sonya Falsworth (2023)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Doctor (Colin Baker) and the Valeyard (Michael Jayston) face off against each other as the Inquisitor (Linda Bellingham) presides during The Trial of a Time Lord (1986)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1173a / Nu-Who #252a

Name: Tom Hopper [1985 - ]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Eleventh Hour
Character(s): Jeff Angelo

Before Who:
Films: Saxon (2007), Tormented (2009)
Television: Casualty: Stitch (2007) / Kingdom (2008) / Doctors: Don't Try This At Home (2008)

After Who:
Films: Leopard (2013), Northmen - A Viking Saga* (2014), Kill Ratio (2016), I Feel Pretty (2018), Terminator: Dark Fate (2019), SAS: Red Notice (2021), Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard (2021), Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City (2021), Love in the Villa (2022)

Television: Merlin* [12 episodes as Sir Percival (2010–2012)] / Good Cop [3 episodes as Andy Stockwell (2012)] / Black Sails [34 episodes as Billy Bones (2014–2017)] / Barbarians Rising [2 episodes as Arminius (2016)] / Game of Thrones* [4 episodes as Dickon Tarly (2017)] / The Umbrella Academy [31 episodes as Luther Hargreeves (2019–2023)] / Robot Chicken: Gracie Purgatory in: That's How You Get Hemorrhoids [voice only] (2020) /

Who: Before And After #1174b / Nu-Who #252b

Name: Eden Monteath [? - ]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Eleventh Hour
Character(s): Child 1

Note(s):

• Is the older sister of Who actress Merin Monteath
• Appeared as Clara in the Big Finish Productions 'Jago & Litefoot' audio adventure 'The Man at the End of the Garden'

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: None

After Who:
Films: None
Television: None

Who: Before And After #1173c / Nu-Who #252c

Name: Merin Monteath [? - ]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Eleventh Hour
Character(s): Child 2

Note(s):

• Is the younger sister of Who actress Eden Monteath
• Was considered for the role of Clara in the Big Finish Productions 'Jago & Litefoot' audio adventure 'The Man at the End of the Garden'

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: None

After Who:
Films: None
Television: None

Who: Before And After #1173d / Nu-Who #252d

Name: William Wilde [? - ]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Eleventh Hour
Character(s): The Voice Of Prisoner Zero

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: None

After Who:
Films: None
Television: None

Who: Before And After #1173e / Nu-Who #252e

Name: Patrick Moore [1923 - 2012]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Eleventh Hour
Character(s): Himself

Before Who:
Films: Curriculee Curricula (1978), Digital Dreams (1983)
Television: The Sky at Night [269 episodes as the Presenter (1957–2013)] / The Goodies [6 episodes as himself (1973–1980)] / The Morecambe & Wise Show (1976) / Jackanory: Planet Of Fear [5 episodes as the Storyteller] 1978) / Blankety Blank* [19 episodes as a panellist (1979–1983)] / Gamesmaster* [126 episodes as The Gamesmaster (1992–1998)] / Starhyke: Kill Jill (2009)

After Who:
Films: None
Television: None

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Tom Webster's cover art of the Big Finish audio story Doom Coalition 3, starring Paul McGann as the Doctor, Nicola Walker as Liv Chenka and Alex Kingston as River Song. It was released in 2016.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Tom Webster's cover art of the Big Finish audio story Doom Coalition 3, starring Paul McGann as the Doctor, Nicola Walker as Liv Chenka and Alex Kingston as River Song. It was released in 2016.

Gotta love Nicola Walker.

She's a hugely popular actor always working and constantly on our screens, yet she always finds time to play Live Chenka opposite Paul McGann for Big Finish and has to date been in in 76 stories over the years.