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[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1177a / Nu-Who #256a

Name: Hannah Sharp [1996 - ]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Beast Below
Character(s): Mandy Tanner

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: Casualty: Say Say My Playmate (2008) / Doctors: Heroes And Villains (2008) / Coming Up: Foreign John (2009)

After Who:
Films: Never Let Me Go (2010)
Television: The Musketeers: A Rebellious Woman (2014)

Who: Before And After #1177b / Nu-Who #256b

Name: Alfie Field [? - ]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Beast Below
Character(s): Timmy

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: The Basil Brush Show: Dave Swap (2007) / The Legend of Dick and Dom: Mists Of Time (2009) / Fun with Claude: Food [voice only] (2009)

After Who:
Films: The Awakening (2011), The Woman in Black (2012). Side by Side (2013), Lie Low (2019), Zero (2022)
Television: Mike the Knight [5 episodes as the voice of Mike] (2011–2012)] / Doctors: Sticky Fingers (2012) / Siblings: Intern School (2014) / Chasing Shadows [4 episodes as Bryan Hattersley (2014)] / Grantchester (2016) / Carters Get Rich: Bonding Time (2017) / Millie Inbetween: Back To The Future (2017) / Curfew (2019) / The Alienist: Angel Of Darkness – Gilded Cage (2020) / Masters of the Air (2023)

Who: Before And After #1177c / Nu-Who #256c

Name: Christopher Good [1956 - ]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Beast Below
Character(s): Morgan

Before Who:
Films: A Bridge Too Far* (1977), Festival: The Misanthrope (1980) / Victor / Victoria (1982). Gandhi (1982), The Last Day (1983), Bullshot Crummond (1983), The Gourmet (1984), Miss Marple: The Murder at the Vicarage (1986), The Fool (1990), Miss Marple: The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side (1992), Possession (2002), Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (2003), Henry VIII (2003), The Trial of the King Killers (2005), Ian Fleming: Bondmaker (2005), On Expenses (2010), Painted with Words (2010)

Television: Budgie [2 episodes, different characters (1972)] / Love Story: Finders Keepers (1973) / Six Days of Justice: We'll Support You Evermore (1973) / Father Brown: The Eye Of Apollo (1974) / Upstairs, Downstairs [2 episodes as Philip Hanning (1974)] / Marti (1977) / The Duchess of Duke Street: The Passing Show (1977) / The ITV Play: Two Girls And A Millionaire (1978) / The BBC Television Shakespeare: Julius Caesar* (1979) / Danger UXB [3 episodes as Captain West / Major (1979)] / ITV Playhouse: Casting The Runes (1979) / Secret Army: The Last Run (1979) / BBC2 Playhouse: An Affinity With Dr. Still (1979) / The History of Mr. Polly (1980) / Juliet Bravo: Trouble At T'Mill (1980) / Sunday Night Thriller: Blunt Instrument (1981) / Brideshead Revisited: Et in Arcadia Ego (1981) / Nanny: Comings And Goings (1982) / Nancy Astor: Guests For The Weekend (1982) / Father Charlie: Better The Devil You Know (1982) / The Fourth Arm (1983) / BBC Play of the Month: The Misanthrope (1983) / Rumpole of the Bailey: Rumpole And The Female Of The Species (1983) / Diana [2 episodes as Alistair (1984)] / Oxbridge Blues [2 episodes, different characters (1984)] / Charters & Caldicott: Will The Real Jenny Beevers? (1985) / Bottle Boys: If The Caps Fits (1985) / A Very Peculiar Practice: Catastrophe Theory (1986) / Crossroads (1987) / Murder Most Horrid: The Girl from Ipanema (1991) / Lovejoy: Highland Fling (1992) / The Wimbledon Poisoner [2 episodes as Gordon Macrae (1994)] / The Choir [5 episodes as Canon Tom Oddams (1995)] / The Famous Five [18 episodes as Quentin (1995–1997)] / The Prince and the Pauper (1996) / Kavanagh QC: The Ties That Bind (1997) / Pie in the Sky: Smelling Of Roses (1997) / Murder in Mind: Sleeper (2001) / Midsomer Murders: A Tale Of Two Hamlets (2003) / The Brief: Children (2004) / Murphy's Law: Jack's Back (2004) / Dunkirk [3 episodes as Neville Chamberlain MP (2004)] / Timewatch: Murder In Rome (2005) / Egypt: The Mystery Of The Rosetta Stone (2005) / Faith - Pope John Paul II [2 episodes as Cardinal Konig (2005)] / Rosemary & Thyme: In A Monastery Garden (2006)

After Who:
Films: None
Television: Foyle's War: The Russian House (2010)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Doctor (Peter Capaldi) and Bill (Pearl Mackie) search the great pyramid in The Lie of the Land (2017)

[iank]

No Fiveish Doctors sequel. Apparently it was going to be too unPC for the Commie woketurds at the Beeb.

https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi...o5jR66wyr8qYN4

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by iank

No Fiveish Doctors sequel. Apparently it was going to be too unPC for the Commie woketurds at the Beeb.

https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi...o5jR66wyr8qYN4

Joyless sods!

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1178a / Nu-Who #257a

Name: David Ajala [1986 - ]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Beast Below
Character(s): Peter

Before Who:
Films: Kidulthood (2006), Adulthood (2008), The Dark Knight* (2008), Hamlet (2009), National Theatre Live: Nation (2010)

Television: Dream Team [18 episodes as Sean Campbell (2007)] / The Revenge Files of Alistair Fury: Technology Bytes (2008) / The Bill: Beth Undercover (2008) / Trexx and Flipside [6 episodes as Flipside (2008)]

After Who:
Films: Following Footsteps (2010), One Day (2011), Payback Season (2012), Offender (2012), Fast & Furious 6 (2013), Starred Up (2013), Emulsion (2014), Jupiter Ascending (2015), Following Footsteps (2015), Kill Command* (2016), Brotherhood (2016), Italian Studies (2021)

Television: Silent Witness: First Casualty (2011) / Coming Up: Micah (2011) / Misfits (2011) / Monroe (2012) / Death in Paradise: Murder On The Plantation (2013) / Black Mirror: The Waldo Moment (2013) / Law & Order - UK [2 episodes as Gavin Dale (2013)] / Black Box [13 episodes as Will Van Renseller (2014)] / Beowulf - Return to the Shieldlands [5 episodes as Rate (2016)] / Hooten & the Lady: Ethiopia (2016) / The Break: System Cycle (2016) / Falling Water [20 episodes as Burton (2016–2018)] / Nightflyers [10 episodes as Roy Eris (2018)] / Supergirl* [7 episodes as Manchester Black (2018–2019)] / Urban Myths: Grace Under Pressure (2019) / Star Trek – Discovery* [24 episodes as Cleveland 'Book' Booker (2020–2024)]

Who: Before And After #1178b / Nu-Who #257b

Name: Catrin Ruchards [? - ]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Beast Below
Character(s): Poem Girl

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: None

After Who:
Films: None
Television: None

Who: Before And After #1178c / Nu-Who #257c

Name: Jonathan Battersby [1952 - 2010]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Beast Below
Character(s): Winder

Before Who:
Films: Silent Scream (1990)
Television: Take the High Road [8 episodes as Tom Clifton (1981)] / Taggart [5 episodes, different characters (1985–1992)] / Screenplay: Knowing The Score (1986) / The Houseman's Tale (1987) / Screen Two: Shadow On The Earth (1988) / The Advocates (1991) / Strathblair (1993) / Cardiac Arrest: The Comfort Of Strangers (1995) / Emmerdale Farm [2 episodes as Dr. Prentice (2007) / Secret Diary of a Call Girl (2008)

After Who:
Films: Doctor Faustus (2010),
Television: None

Who: Before And After #1179d / Nu-Who #257d

Name: Chris Porter [1972 - ]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: The Beast Below
Character(s): Winder / Voice of the Smilers
Note(s): Appeared in a number of Big Finish Productions audio adventures:

• In the 'Doctor Who Main Range' stories 'The Architects of History' / ''The Acheron Pulse' / 'Planet of the Rani'
• In the 'Lost Stories' adventures 'The Destroyers' / 'Crime of the Century'
• In the 'Fourth Doctor Adventures' stories 'Death Match' / 'The World Traders'
• In the 'Philip Hinchcliffe Presents' story 'The Helm of Awe'
• In the 'Dark Eyes' story 'The Traitor'
• In the 'War Doctor' story 'The Lady of Obsidian'
• In the 'Bernice Summerfield' story 'Year Zero'

Before Who:
Films: The Winslow Boy (1999), Beginner's Luck (2001)
Television: The Bill: Making Up (1998) / Bad Girls* [2 episodes as the Paramedic (2001)] / Footballers' Wives: Go For The Overkill (2003) / The Genius of Mozart: A Passion For The Stage (2004)

After Who:
Films: Branagh Theatre Live: Romeo and Juliet (2016), Murder on the Orient Express* (2017), Hounded (2022)

Television: Soulmates: The (Power) Ballad Of Caitlin Jones (2020) / Rain Dogs: Scenes From A Crucifixion (2023)

[Susan Foreman]

Happy Ginger Pop day

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Brigadier (Nicholas Courtney) looking a bit pleased with himself during Spearhead from Space (1970)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #1179 / Nu-Who #258

Name: Ian McNeice [1950 - ]
Year(s): 2010 / 2011
Stories: The Beast Below – Victory Of The Daleks / The Pandorica Opens / The Wedding Of River Song
Character(s): Winston Churchill

Note(s): Appeared as Winston Churchill in a number of Big Finish Productions audio adventures:

• In the 'Doctor Who Main Range; story 'Subterfuge'
• In the 'Ravenous' story 'Their Finest Hour'
• In the 'Third Doctor Adventures' story 'Operation: Hellfire'
• In the 'Churchill Years' stories 'The Churchill Years: Volume One' ['The Oncoming Storm' /'Hounded' / 'Living History' / 'The Chartwell Metamorphosis'] / 'The Churchill Years: Volume Two' ['Young Winston' / 'Human Conflict' / 'I Was Churchill's Double' / 'Churchill Victorious']

Appeared as different characters in

• The 'Fourth Doctor Adventures' story 'The Renaissance Man'
• The 'Eighth Doctor Adventures' story 'Immortal Beloved'

Before Who:
Films: The Common Lot (1977), Voice Over (1983), Grizzly II: Revenge (1983), Top Secret!* (1984), Whoops Apocalypse (1986), Personal Services (1987), 84 Charing Cross Road (1987), Behind the Bleep (1987), The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne (1987), The Raggedy Rawney (1988), Valmont (1989), Napoleon's Last Battle: Timewatch (1990), 1871 (1990), The Russia House (1990), Dark River (1990), Secret Friends (1991), Year of the Comet (1992),An Ungentlemanly Act (1992), B&B (1992), Don't Leave Me This Way (1993), Age of Treason (1993), No Escape (1994), Funny Bones (1995), The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain (1995), Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls* (1995), The Beautician and the Beast (1997), A Life Less Ordinary (1997), The Canterville Ghost (1997), How to Make the Cruelest Month (1998), Horatio Hornblower: The Fire Ship (1998), The Auteur Theory (1999), The Cherry Orchard (1999), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (1999), A Christmas Carol (1999), Longitude (2000), The Nine Lives of Tomas Katz (2000), The Sleeper (2000), The Body (2001), Town & Country (2001), Conspiracy (2001), The Fourth Angel (2001), From Hell* (2001), Amnesia (2002), Man and Boy (2002), Paradise Heights (2002), Black Plague (2002), The Final Curtain (2002), Chaos and Cadavers (2003), I'll Be There (2003), Blackball (2003), Freeze Frame (2004), Around the World in 80 Days* (2004), The Rocket Post (2004), Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason (2004), White Noise (2005), Cherished (2005), The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy [voice only] (2005), Oliver Twist (2005), The Black Dahlia (2006), Day of the Dead (2008), Valkyrie (2008)

Television: Warship: Singapore Incident (1977) / The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby [3 episodes, different characters (1982)] / The Cleopatras [2 episodes as Alexander (1983)] / Minder [2 episodes, different characters (1984–1994)] / The Optimist: The Light Fantastic (1985) / Edge of Darkness [5 episodes as Harcourt (1985)] / Bergerac: Avenge O Lord (1985) / C.A.T.S. Eyes: Passage Hawk (1986) / Call Me Mister: Something In The City (1986) / Big Deal: Following In Father's Footsteps (1986) / A Perfect Spy (1987) / Ten Great Writers of the Modern World: Luigi Pirandello (1988) / Wipe Out [5 episodes as Philip Benton (1988)] / Screen Two: Flying In The Branches (1989) / Around the World in 80 Days [3 episodes as Batcular (1989)] / Boon: In It For The Money (1989) / Nova: The Schoolboy Who Cracked The Soviet Secret (1989) / Lovejoy: The Italian Venus (1991) / The Ruth Rendell Mysteries [3 episodes as Ivan Teal (1991)] / Time Riders [2 episodes as Leather Hardbones (1991)] / The Cloning of Joanna May [2 episodes as Dr Holly (1992)] / Bookmark: Miss Pimm's Day Out (1992) / Moon and Son: The Place Of The Cold Fires (1992) / Screen One: Running Late (1992) / Look at It This Way [3 episodes as the Tate lecturer (1992)] / The Blackheath Poisonings [3 episodes as George Collard (1992) / Inspector Morse: Deadly Slumber (1993) / Watching: Knotting (1993) / Cluedo: Seven Deadly Sinners (1993) / Stay Lucky [10 episodes as Franklyn Bysouth (1993)] / Scarlet and Black (1993) / The Tomorrow People: The Monsoon Man (1994) / Ain't Misbehavin (1994) / Class Act (1994) / Roughnecks (1994) / The Bill: Inquest (1994) / Paris: La Solitude (1994) / The Wimbledon Poisoner [2 episodes as Dent (1994)] / Chef! [3 episodes as Gustave (1994)] / Pie in the Sky [2 episodes as Barry Wilkes (1994–1995)] / Sharpe: Sharpe's Battle (1995) / Bugs: A Sporting Chance (1995) / Cadfael: The Devil's Novice (1996) / Testament: The Bible in Animation: Elijah [voice only] (1996) / Have Your Cake and Eat It [4 episodes as Zief (1997)] / A Certain Justice [3 episodes as Desmond Ulrick (1998)] / Liverpool 1: Lead Baloon (1998) / David Copperfield [2 episodes as Mr. Dick (1999)] / Dune [3 episodes as Baron Vladimir Harkonnen (2000)] / Midsomer Murders: Who Killed Cock Robin? (2001) / Armadillo [2 episodes as Ivan (2001)] / Murder Rooms - Mysteries of the Real Sherlock Holmes: The Kingdom of Bones (2001) / Relic Hunter: Fountain Of Youth (2002) / Children of Dune [3 episodes as Baron Vladimir Harkonnen (2003) / Strange: Incubus (2003) / The Eustace Bros. (2003) / Spartacus [2 episodes as Batiatus (2004) / Frankenstein [2 episodes as Professor Krempe (2004)] / Spooks: Persephone* (2004) / Doc Martin [78 episodes as Bert Large (2004–2022)] / The Last Detective: Three Steps To Hendon (2005) / Rome* [20 episodes as the Newsreader (2005–2007)] / New Tricks: Big Topped (2007) / Inspector Lewis: Life Born Of Fire (2008) / Jonathan Creek: The Judas Tree (2010)

After Who:
Films: Nativity 2: Danger in the Manger! (2012), Henry VIII at Shakespeare's Globe [as Cardinal Wolsey] (2012), We Are Tourists (2017), The Man Who Invented Christmas (2017), The House of Screaming Death (2017)
Television: The Mystery of Edwin Drood [2 episodes as Mayor Sapsea (2012)] / Foundation: Barbarians At The Gate (2021) / The Sandman: The Sound Of Her Wings (2022)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The cover of Doctor Who Weekly issue number 21 featured 'An action scene from Destiny of the Daleks'.

It was published in March 1980.

[Susan Foreman]

Guest actors appearing in VICTORY OF THE DALEKS who have previously appeared in the show:

• Karen Gillan (Amy Pond)
• Ian McNeice (Winston Churchill)
• Nicholas Pegg (Dalek)
• Barnaby Edwards (Dalek)
• Jon Davey (Dalek)
• Nicholas Briggs (Dalek Voices)
• Colin Prockter (Air Raid Warden)
• Mark Gatiss (Voice of Danny Boy)

Who: Before And After #1180 / Nu-Who #259

Name: Bill Paterson [1945 - ]
Year(s): 2010
Stories: Victory Of The Daleks / The Pandorica Opens
Character(s): Dr. Edwin Bracewell

Before Who:
Films: The Odd Job (1978), One Fine Day (1979), The Cherry Orchard (1981), Scotch Myths (1982), The Ploughman's Lunch (1983), Stan's Last Game (1983), One of Ourselves (1983), Comfort and Joy (1984), The Killing Fields (1984), A Private Function (1984), Dutch Girls (1985), Defense of the Realm (1985), Coming Up Roses (1986), God's Chosen Car Park (1986), Hidden City (1987), Friendship's Death (1987), Diamond's Edge (1988), The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1988), The Return of the Musketeers [as Charles I] (1989), The Rachel Papers (1989), Bearskin: An Urban Fairytale (1989), The Witches* (1990), Truly Madly Deeply (1990), God on the Rocks (1990), The Object of Beauty (1991), Chaplin (1992), In Dreams (1992), The Turnaround (1995), Richard III (1995), The Writing on the Wall (1996), Victory (1996), Spice World (1997), Mr. White Goes to Westminster (1997), Hilary and Jackie (1998), The Animal Train [voice only] (1998), Heart (1999), The Match (1999), Sunshine (1999), Complicity (2000), The Whistle-Blower (2001), Crush (2001), Othello (2001), Danielle Cable: Eyewitness (2003), Bright Young Things (2003), One Last Chance (2004), Lie with Me (2004), Kingdom of Heaven [Directors cut only] (2005), Rag Tale (2005), Amazing Grace* (2006), Miss Potter (2006), Sherlock Holmes and the Baker Street Irregulars [as Dr. Watson] (2007), Intervention (2007), How to Lose Friends & Alienate People (2008), No Holds Bard (2009), Into the Storm [as Clement Attlee] (2009), Spanish Flu: The Forgotten Fallen (2009), Creation (2009)

Television: Play for Today [5 episodes, different characters (1974–1981)] / The Flight of the Heron (1976) / Play from 'A': Wally Dugs Goes To Paris (1976) / Scene [2 episodes as the Bus Conductor (1976–1978)] / Backs to the Land: We Shall Fight Them In The Breeches (1977) / ITV Playhouse: Cold Harbour (1978) / Will Shakespeare: The Living Record [as King James I] (1978) / BBC2 Play of the Week: The Vanishing Army (1978) / Telford's Change: Winners Take All (1979) / The Deep Concern: Deaths And Exits (1979) / Scottish Playbill: Extra Mural Study (1979) / Crown Court [2 episodes as Dr. Rutherford (1979–1981)] / The Lost Tribe [5 episodes as Moshe Kaydan (1980)] / Smiley's People [4 episodes as Lauder Strickland (1982)] / Scotland's Story [2 episodes, different characters (1984)] / Auf Wiedersehen, Pet [12 episodes as Ally Fraser (1986)] / The Singing Detective [4 episodes as Dr. Gibbon (1986)] / Screenplay [2 episodes, different characters (1987)] / Ten Great Writers of the Modern World: Franz Kafka's 'The Trial' (1988) / Arena: Byrne About Byrne (1988) / Traffik [6 episodes as Jack Lithgow (1989)] / Boon: Arms And The Dog (1989) / The Play on One: Yellowbacks (1990) / Shrinks [7 episodes as Matt Hennessey (1991)] / Murder Most Horrid: The Case Of The Missing (1991) / Tell Tale Hearts [3 episodes as Anthony Steadman (1992)] / Screen One: Wall Of Silence (1993) / Funky Black Shorts: Pakis Go Home (1994) / Hard Times [4 episodes as Stephen Blackpool (1994)] / Jackanory: The Dreamfighter And Other Creation Tales [5 episodes as the Storyteller (1995) / Oliver's Travels [4 episodes as Baxter (1995)] / Ghostbusters of East Finchley [6 episodes as Joe Small (1995) / The Crow Road [4 episodes as Kenneth McHoan (1996)] / Melissa [4 episodes as DCI Cameron (1997)] / Out of Sight: Appearances Can Be Deceptive (1998) / Wives and Daughters [4 episodes as Mr. Gibson (1999)] / The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne: The Victorian Candidate (2000) / Rebel Heart (2001) / Swallow [3 episodes as Angus Tighe (2001)] / Timewatch [2 episodes as the narrator (2002)] / Ed Stone Is Dead [3 episodes as Nigel (2002)] / Doctor Zhivago [2 episodes as Alexander Gromyko (2002)] / His Dark Materials [3 episodes as the voice of the Master of Jordan (2003)] / Trust [3 episodes as John Tilson (2003)] / Canterbury Tales: The Knights Tale (2003) / Born and Bred: A Little Touch Of Harry (2004) / Foyle's War: Enemy Fire (2004) / Shoebox Zoo [13 episodes as the storyteller (2004)] / Sea of Souls [20 episodes as Dr. Douglas Monaghan (2004–2007)] / ShakespeaRe-Told: A Midsummer Nights Dream (2005) / Criminal Justice [5 episodes as Harry Box (2008)] / Little Dorrit [9 episodes as Mr. Meagles (2008)] / Law & Order – UK* [26 episodes as George Castle (2009–2010)]

After Who:
Films: The Man Who Crossed Hitler (2011), Fast Freddie, the Widow and Me (2011), The List (2013), The Vote (2015), High-Rise* (2015), The Healer (2015), Dad's Army* [as Private Frazer] (2016), Churchill's Secret (2016), The Man Who Invented Christmas (2017), Wonderdate (2018), Happy New Year, Colin Burstead (2018), Love Sarah (2020), Marionette (2020), Rebecca (2020), The Colour Room (2021)

Television: Agatha Christie's Marple: The Pale Horse (2010) / Dirk Gently (2012) / Them from That Thing (2012) / Falcon: The Silent And The Damned (2012) / 37 Days [3 episodes as Lord Morley (2014)] / Shetland [2 episodes as James Perez (2014)] / Outlander [8 episodes as Ned Gowan (2014–2017)] / Fleabag [9 episodes as Dad (2016–2019)] / The Rebel [9 episodes as Charles (2016–2017)] / Unforgotten (2017) / Scot Squad (2017) / Inside No. 9: Zanzibar (2018) / Urban Myths: Agatha Christie [as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle] (2018) / Good Omens [3 episodes as the Tadfield Neighbourhood Watch (2019)] / Guilt [2 episodes as Roy Lynch (2019)] / Brassic [2 episodes as Tony Tillerton (2020)] / Ted Lasso: Do The Right-est Thing [voice only] (2021) / The Sandman: Sleep Of The Just* (2022) / House of the Dragon* [8 episodes as Lord Lyman Beesbury (2022)]