Key Crew working on
THE ICE WARRIORS who have previously worked on the show:
- Derek Martinus (Director)
- Brian Hayles (Writer)
- Innes Lloyd
Key Crew working on
THE ENEMY OF THE WORLD who have previously worked on the show:
- David Whittaker (Writer)
- Innes Lloyd (Producer)
Who: Before And After #1573 / Doctor Who: Key Crew: Story #40 - The Enemy Of The World
Name: Barry Letts [1925 - 2009]
Role: Director [29 episodes]
Year(s): 1967 / 1970 / 1971 / 1973 / 1974 / 1975
Stories: The Enemy Of The World episode 1 - The Enemy Of The World episode 6 / Inferno episode 3 - Inferno episode 7 / Terror of The Autons episode 1 - Terror Of The Autons episode 4 / Carnival Of Monsters episode 1 - Carnival Of Monsters episode 4 / Planet Of The Spiders part 1 - Planet Of The Spiders part 6 / The Android Invasion part 1 - The Android Invasion part 4
Role: Producer / Executive Producer [156 episodes]
Year(s): 1971 / 1972 / 1973 / 1974 / 1975 / 1980 / 1981
Stories: Doctor Who And The Silurians episode 1 - Robot part 4 / The Leisure Hive part 1 - Logopolis part 4
Note(s): One of the most important people in 'Doctor Who' history
- His influence ran deeper than the average producer of classic-Who, as evidenced by his wide-ranging credits. He was the only executive producer of the 1963 version of the show who was not also the Head of Drama Serials or Series, overseeing the work of John Nathan-Turner's first year as producer and Tom Baker's last year as the Doctor in 1981. He was the only producer of Doctor Who to also serve as a director. He also held a number of uncredited positions in the show, varying from uncredited acting jobs to writing where he used the pen-name Guy Leopold
- Is the person who cast Tom Baker as the Doctor, commissioned Baker's first year of scripts and significantly advanced Robert Holmes' career as a Doctor Who writer, he also had a profound, but sometimes under-appreciated, impact on Philip Hinchcliffe's time as producer.
- Is considered as being the co-creator of the Master, Sarah Jane Smith and Harry Sullivan
- Appeared in uncredited cameo appearances in the programme as a train passenger in episode six of 'Doctor Who and the Silurians', as a a 'Shutdown voice' in episode seven of 'Inferno' and a police radio voice in episode two of 'Planet of the Spiders'
Had numerous 'Doctor Who' books released:
- Was the author of the Target novelisations of 'Doctor Who and the Daemons' / 'The Paradise of Death'
- Wrote the Virgin Missing Adventures story 'The Ghosts of N-Space'
- Wrote the BBC Past Doctor Adventures 'Deadly Reunion' / 'Island of Death'
Was responsible for a number of audio adventures:
- Wrote the BBC Radio dramas 'The Paradise of Death' / 'The Ghosts of N-Space'
- Wrote the Big Finish audio Sarah Jane Smith story 'The Tao Connection'
Provided the audiobook reading of 'Doctor Who and the Daemons'
Before Who: Director Credits
Films: None
Television: None
After Who Films: None
Television: Z Cars [6 episodes] (1967-1968) / The Newcomers [14 episodes] (1967-1969) / Adventure Weekly [10 episodes] (1968-1969) / A Handful of Thieves [4 episodes] (1969) / The Doctors [2 episodes] (1969) / Ten from the Twenties (1975) / The Prince and the Pauper [6 episodes] (1976) / Pinocchio [4 episodes] (1978) / Gulliver in Lilliput [4 episodes] (1982) / Brookside (1982-2003) / Alice in Wonderland [4 episodes] (1986) / David Copperfield [10 episodes] (1986) / EastEnders [24 episodes] (1990-1992)
Before Who: Producer Credits
Films: None
Television: None
After Who Films: None
Television: Moonbase 3 [6 episodes] (1973) / Lorna Doone [5 episodes] (1976) / Katy [6 episodes] (1976) / Little Lord Fauntleroy [6 episodes] (1976) / Nicholas Nickleby [6 episodes] (1977) / Treasure Island [4 episodes] (1977) / The Children of the New Forest [5 episodes] (1977) / Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm [4 episodes] (1978) / Sexton Blake and the Demon God [6 episodes] (1978) / Pinocchio [4 episodes] (1978) / The Mill on the Floss [8 episodes] (1978-1979) / The Old Curiosity Shop [9 episodes] (1979-1980) / The History of Mr. Polly [5 episodes] (1980) /The Swish of the Curtain [4 episodes] (1980) / A Tale of Two Cities [8 episodes] (1980) / The Talisman [9 episodes] (1980-1981) / Sense and Sensibility [7 episodes] (1981) / Great Expectations [13 episodes] (1981) / Stalky & Co. [6 episodes] (1982) / The Hound of the Baskervilles [4 episodes] (1982) / Beau Geste [8 episodes] (1982) / Dombey & Son [10 episodes] (1983) / Jane Eyre [11 episodes] (1983) / Goodbye Mr. Chips [6 episodes] (1984) / The Invisible Man [6 episodes] (1984) / The Prisoner of Zenda [6 episodes] (1984)