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[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #383

Name: Juan Moreno [Sometimes credited as John Moreno] (1939 - )
Year(s): 1970
Stories: The Ambassadors Of Death episode 2
Character(s): Dobson

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: Nathaniel Titlark: O Woodman, Spare That Tree (1957) / The Troubleshooters: Not for My Friend - He's Driving (1968) / Virgin of the Secret Service: Entente Cordiale (1968) / Triton: Lamb to the Slaughter (1968) / Crime Buster: The Third Thief (1968) / Out of the Unknown: 1+1=1.5 (1969) / Judge Dee [2 episodes, different characters (1969)] / The Best Things in Life (1969) / Dombey and Son: Vengeance (1969)

After Who:
Films: The Madness (1976), Les Miserables (1978), For Your Eyes Only* (1981), The Razor's Edge (1984), The Life and Death of King John (1984), John Wycliffe: The Morning Star (1984), Mussolini: The Untold Story (1985), Old Scores (1991), A Dangerous Man: Lawrence After Arabia (1992)

Television: Hine [7 episodes as Frank the Chauffeur (1971)] / Alexander the Greatest: The All Night Party (1971) / Eyeless in Gaza: Come, Come, No Time for Lamentation Now (1971) / The Persuaders!: To the Death, Baby (1971) / Justice: People Have Too Many Rights (1971) / Spyder's Web: The Prevalence of Skeletons (1972) / Pretenders: The Eye of the Drum (1972) / Villains: Sand Dancer (1972) / The Adventures of Black Beauty: Clown on Horseback (1972) / The Fenn Street Gang: Making Whoppee (1973) / Thriller: A Place to Die (1973) / Moonbase 3* [2 episodes as Juan Benavente (1973)] / Crown Court: Beloved Alien (1974) / A Little Bit of Wisdom (1975) / 2nd House: Toback's Gambler (1975) / Thriller: Fear Is Spreading (1975) / A Legacy (1975) / My Brother's Keeper: Tooling Up (1976) / The Onedin Line: When Troubles Come (1977) / The Duchess of Duke Street [2 episodes as Gaspard (1977)] / Return of the Saint: The Imprudent Professor (1978) / The Sweeney: Hearts and Minds (1978) / Tycoon: End to a Beginning (1978) / The Enigma Files: Investigation of a Copper (1980) / The Talisman [7 episodes as Philip of France (1980-1981)] / Coming Home (1981) / Kessler [3 episodes as Jose Garriga (1981)] / Squadron: Deadline (1982) / Beau Geste [3 episodes as Maris (1982)] / Only Fools and Horses: Diamonds Are for Heather* (1982) / Keep It in the Family: A Touch of the Orient (1983) / Dempsey and Makepeace: The Squeeze (1985) / One by One: Pride of Place (1985) / Minder: Minder on the Orient Express (1985) / Comrade Dad: Londongrad 1999 (1986) / Horizon: The Race for the Double Helix (1987) / Farrington of the F.O. [2 episodes as Colonel Alberto Rodrigues (1987)] / The Contract (1988) / Stay Lucky [2 episodes as Angelo (1989)] / French Fields [3 episodes as Monsieur Popineau (1990)] / The Darling Buds of May: A Breath of French Air (1991) / Eldorado [2 episodes as Dr. Garcia (1992)] / Lovejoy: Pig in a Poke (1993) / The Bill: Nowhere to Run (1994) / Out of the Blue (1995) / Ruth Rendell Mysteries: May and June (1997) / Touching Evil: What Price a Child (1998) / Heartbeat: A Call to Arms (2004)

[Susan Foreman]

In memory of Graham Rigby (1927 - 2021)

Played Larry Madison in 'The Dalek Invasion of Earth'

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Doctor (Peter Davison), Tegan (Janet Fielding) and Turlough (Mark Strickson, centre) struggle for control as the TARDIS becomes trapped in a time corridor in Resurrection of the Daleks (1984)

[Susan Foreman]

Street art in Brixham, Devon

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #384

Name: Gordon Sterne (1923 - 2017)
Year(s): 1970
Stories: The Ambassadors Of Death episode 3
Character(s): Professor Heldorf

Before Who:
Films: For the Defence (1956), The Long Christmas Dinner (1957), Missiles from Hell (1958), Great Van Robbery (1959), The Child and the Killer (1959), Libel (1959). Murder at Site 3 (1959), Sink the Bismarck! (1960), The Millionairess (1960), Scream of Fear* (1961), The Fur Collar (1962), Stranglehold (1963), The V.I.P.s (1963), From Russia with Love* (1963), The Vulture (1966), The Assassination Bureau (1969), The Chairman (1969), The Adding Machine (1969), This, That and the Other! (1969)

Television: I Spy: Canaris Story (1956) / ITV Play of the Week: The Adding Machine (1956) / ITV Play of the Week: Yellow Jack (1956) / Escape: The Great Bluff (1957) / O.S.S.: Operation Blackbird (1958) / White Hunter: The Marked Man (1958) / BBC Sunday-Night Theatre: Maigret and the Lost Life (1959) / BBC Sunday-Night Theatre: No Deadly Medicine (1959) / Rendezvous: Markheim (1959) / Private Investigator: A Shield for Caroline (1959) / Charlie Drake: Heaven Knows, Mr. Drake (1959) / No Hiding Place: Who Is Gustav Varnia? (1959) / The Four Just Men: The Discovery (1960) / The Four Just Men: The Night of the Precious Stones (1959) / Hancock's Half Hour: The Emigrant (1960) / Man from Interpol: The Doll Maker (1960) / International Detective [2 episodes, different characters (1960)] / Garry Halliday [6 episodes as Viner (1960)] / One Step Beyond: Eyewitness (1961) / Tales of Mystery: Max Hensig (1962) / Out of This World: Pictures Don't Lie (1962) / Armchair Theatre: The Sin Shifter (1962) / Suspense: Project Survival (1963) / Jezebel ex UK [2 episodes as Larry Grow (1963)] / The Saint: The Saint Sees It Through* (1963)/ Maigret: The Lost Life (1963) / Espionage: Final Decision (1964) / The Plane Makers: The Flying Frigates (1964) / Zero One: The Body (1965) / Sergeant Cork: The Case of the Fellowship Murder (1966) / Court Martial: Judge Them Gently (1966) / The Saint: Paper Chase (1966) / The Prisoner: Living in Harmony (1967) / Man in a Suitcase: Somebody Loses, Somebody... Wins?* (1968)

After Who:
Films: Who Sank the Lusitania? (1972), The Gangster Show: The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui (1972), The President's Last Tape (1974), The Bunny Caper (1974), Thank You, Comrades (1978), An American Werewolf in London* [as Mr. Kessler] (1981), The Razor's Edge (1984), Orion's Belt (1985), John and Yoko: A Love Story (1985), Highlander* (1986), October 32nd (1993), An Englishman in New York (1998), Fourplay (2001), Laws of Attraction (2004), Screaming Blue Murder (2006),

Television: Crossroads (1970) / Paul Temple: Murder in Munich(1970) / UFO: Confetti Check A-O.K. (1970) / The Troubleshooters: The Order of the Good Time (1970) / Brett: The Trump Card (1971) / UFO: Reflections in the Water (1971) / The Protectors: Your Witness* (1973) / Ski-Boy: Buried Menace (1974) / Intimate Strangers (1974) / Anne of Avonlea (1975) / Second Verdict: Lizzie Borden (1976) / The New Avengers: House of Cards* (1976) / The Many Wives of Patrick: Four Down Two to Go (1978) / Panorama: Two Weeks in Winter - How the Army Took Over Poland (1982) / American Playhouse: The Rothko Conspiracy (1983) / Reilly: Ace of Spies: The Trust (1983) / Bulman: A Cup for the Winner (1985) / London Embassy: The Winfield Wallpaper (1987) / Jeeves and Wooster: Safety in New York (or, Bertie Sets Sail) (1992) / Gulliver's Travels (1996) / Kavanagh QC: In God We Trust (1997) / Melissa (1997) / Little Britain (2005) / The Tudors [4 episodes as Bishop Tunstall (2007-2009)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Master (Anthony Ainley) in Survival (1989)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #385

Name: Max Faulkner (1931 - 2010)
Year(s): 1970 / 1974 / 1974 / 1975 / 1975 / 1978
Stories: The Ambassadors Of Death episode 4. The Ambassadors Of Death episode 6 / The Monster Of Peladon part 6 / Planet Of The Spiders part 4 / Genesis Of The Daleks part 3 / The Android Invasion part 1 – The Android Invasion part 4 / The Invasion of Time part 3 – The Invasion Of Time part 6
Character(s): UNIT Soldier / Miner / Spider Guard Captain / Thal Guard / Corporal Adams / Nesbin
Note:

• Considered by Barry Letts to be the most capable actor of the Doctor Who's stunt team
• Acted as fight arranger on 'The Hand of Fear'

Appeared uncredited in numerous stories:

• 'Death to the Daleks' as a Stuntman and Exxilon
  'The Monster of Peladon' as the stunt double for Ettis
  'Planet of Evil' as a Stuntman and Morestran Crewman
  'The Hand of Fear' as a Stunt Double for Dr Carter
  'The Face of Evil' as a Stuntman and Sevateem Guard
  'The Talons of Weng-Chiang' as a Stuntman, Coolie and Stunt Double for Weng-Chiang
  'The Sun Makers' as a Stuntman and "Other"
  'The Creature from the Pit' as a Stuntman and Guard

Before Who:
Films: Carve Her Name with Pride* (1958), A Night to Remember (1958), Hell, Heaven or Hoboken (1958), Breakout (1959), The Giant Behemoth (1959), This Desirable Residence (1959), Murder on the Campus (1961), The Third Alibi (1961), The Silent Invasion (1962), Crosstrap (1962), Gang War (1962), That Kind of Girl (1963), Dr. Crippen (1963), The Ipcress File (1965), The Intelligence Men (1965), Casino Royale (1967), Bedazzled* (1967), Salt and Pepper (1968), Star! (1968), Where Eagles Dare (1968), Anne of the Thousand Days (1969), Perfect Friday (1970)

Television: Potts in Parovia: The Warning Note (1956) / The Vise: Return to Danger (1956) / The Adventures of Sir Lancelot: The Bridge (1957) / The Adventures of Robin Hood [8 episodes, different characters (1957-1960)] / The Buccaneers: Indian Fighters (1957) / O.S.S. [3 episodes, different characters (1957-1958)] / Ivanhoe: Lyman the Pieman (1958) / Dial 999: Illegal Entry (1958) / White Hunter [2 episodes as The Wireless Operator (1958)] / BBC Sunday-Night Theatre: Street Scene (1959) / Private Investigator: The Flight Captain (1959) / ITV Play of the Week: Night of January 16th (1960) / International Detective: The Barnaby Case (1960) / Suspense: Point of Honour (1960) / The Four Just Men [3 episodes, different characters (1959-1960)] / Theatre 70: The Gold Inside (1960) / Playbox (1960) / Deadline Midnight: The Slow Night (1961) / Court of Mystery: The Flying Saucer (1961) / Rendezvous: London-New York (1961) / The Pursuers: The Silent Witness (1961) / Richard the Lionheart [10 episodes, different characters (1962-1963)] / Walter and Connie: Walter and Connie and the Old Lady (1963) / The Saint: The Ever-Loving Spouse* (1963) / The Saint: The Happy Suicide (1965) / Court Martial: Taps for the Sergeant (1966) / The Prisoner: Living in Harmony (1967) / The Prisoner: The Girl Who Was Death (1968) / The Avengers: Game (1968) / The Champions: Shadow of the Panther (1969) / The Champions: Autokill* (1969) / Randal And Hopkirk (Deceased): A Disturbing Case (1969) / The First Churchills: A Famous Victory (1969) / Manhunt: The Losers (1970)

After Who:
Films: See No Evil (1971), The Day of the Jackal* (1973), Carry on Dick (1974), A Dirty Knight's Work (1976), The Bawdy Adventures of Tom Jones (1976), Tarka the Otter (1979), GoldenEye (1995)

Television: The Persuaders!: Someone Waiting (1971) / The Pathfinders: Fly There, Walk Back (1972) / Colditz: The Undefeated (1972) / New Scotland Yard: Papa Charlie (1972) / Arthur of the Britons: The Duel (1973) / The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes: The Moabite Cypher (1973) / The Adventures of Black Beauty: The Horse Breaker (1974) / The Protectors: The Tiger and the Goat (1974) / The Zoo Gang: Mindless Murder (1974) / Space: 1999: Ring Around the Moon* (1976) / Poldark (1976) /The Prince and the Pauper [3 episodes as Darbon (1976)] / Lorna Doone (1976) / The Expert: Prejudice (1976) / Little Lord Fauntleroy [3 episodes as Mather (1976)] / Warship: Rendezvous (1977) / Survivors: Mad Dog (1977) / Z Cars: Attack (1977) / Treasure Island [2 epoisodes as Sgt. Dance (1977)] / The Goodies: Alternative Roots (1977) / Disraeli - Portrait of a Romantic: Dizzy (1978) / Robin's Nest: The Happy Hen (1978) / Secret Army: Just Light the Blue Touch-Paper (1979) / Blake's 7: Powerplay (1980) / God's Wonderful Railway: The Permanent Way (1980) / Enemy at the Door: Angels That Soar Above (1980) / The Day of the Triffids (1981) / The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: A Scandal in Bohemia* (1984) / Robin Hood: The Power of Albion (1986)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The BBC's movie style publicity poster for Asylum of the Daleks (2012)

[Mojo]

THE DAEMONS
Doctor who does QUATERMASS AND THE PIT and ends up with something akin to THE WICKER MAN in this truly extraordinary adventure from 1971.
I always liked this one, but watching it again after many years on the new Blu Ray set, it’s really leapt into one of my all time favourite Pertwee stories.
The location filming is spot on, the sets ( and lighting ) are excellent and the whole cast are absolutely at the top of their game. The idea of having The Master as an evil vicar is simply sublime.
There really is so much going on in the story, but it all gels and flows together brilliantly.
The pq on the Blu Ray is fantastic - it has never looked as good as this before ( the difference between this version and the clips in the making of feature are astonishing ).
An absolute classic.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Mojo

THE DAEMONS
Doctor who does QUATERMASS AND THE PIT and ends up with something akin to THE WICKER MAN in this truly extraordinary adventure from 1971.
I always liked this one, but watching it again after many years on the new Blu Ray set, it’s really leapt into one of my all time favourite Pertwee stories.
The location filming is spot on, the sets ( and lighting ) are excellent and the whole cast are absolutely at the top of their game. The idea of having The Master as an evil vicar is simply sublime.
There really is so much going on in the story, but it all gels and flows together brilliantly.
The pq on the Blu Ray is fantastic - it has never looked as good as this before ( the difference between this version and the clips in the making of feature are astonishing ).
An absolute classic.

I was going to buy the Friday 13th set but decided to go for the Doctor Who blu-rays instead now and i can get almost three of those for the price of the US Shout Factory set (that's defective on three discs). I was so impressed by the way Ghost Light looked on blu (I bought it last January when it came out as an investment even though i couldn't pay it) and now your thoughts on The Daemons only reinforces my decision on Doctor Who on blu-ray. Anyway long story short i've ordered the standard editions of seasons 12 and 19.

I won't be buying the animated stories on blu-ray. There's surely only so much you can do with line drawings.