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[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #638

Name: William Squire [1917 - 1989]
Year(s): 1979
Stories: The Armageddon Factor part 3 – The Armageddon Factor part 6
Character(s): The Shadow

Before Who:
Films: The Long Dark Hall (1951), Miss Chloe (1956), The Man Who Never Was (1956), Alexander the Great (1956), Battle Of The River Plate (1956), Under Milk Wood (1957), The Chariot of Fire (1957), Gentlemen at Twilight (1958), The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus (1958), Dunkirk (1958), Innocent Sinners (1958), Another Part of the Sea (1960), A Challenge for Robin Hood (1967), Where Eagles Dare* (1968), Anne of the Thousand Days (1969), Proposition (1972), The Twelve Tasks of Asterix [English voice of Getafix] (1976), The Lord of the Rings* [Voice of Gandalf] (1978), The Thirty Nine Steps (1978), Les Miserables (1978)

Television: Stage by Stage: The Eighteenth-Century Theatre (1954) / BBC Sunday-Night Theatre: Rebecca (1954) / The Adventures of Robin Hood: The Byzantine Treasure (1956) / Macbeth [2 episodes as the Narrator (1958)] / Pride and Prejudice [4 episodes as Mr. Bingley (1958)] / The Life and Death of Sir John Falstaff [2 episodes as Pistol (1959)] / Television Playwright: No Through Line (1959) / ITV Television Playhouse: Odd Man In (1959) / Hilda Lessways [4 episodes as George Cannon (1959)] / The Verdict Is Yours [4 episodes as the Counsel for the Defendant (1959)] / The Invisible Man: The Big Plot (1959) / Strife [3 episodes as David Roberts (1960)] / How Green Was My Valley [7 episodes as the Rev. Merddyn Gruffydd (1960)] / Suspense: Point of Honour (1960) / An Age of Kings [4 episodes, different characters (1960)] / Boyd Q.C.: Uncle George (1960) / The House Under the Water [7 episodes as Griffith Tregaron (1961)] / BBC Sunday-Night Play: Scene of the Accident (1961) / ITV Play of the Week: Double Yolk (1963) / Julius Caesar [4 episodes as Brutus (1963)] / Festival: The Inner World of Miss Vaughan (1964) / Artists' Notebooks: Eugene Delacroix (1798-1863) (1964) / The Wars of the Roses [5 episodes, different characters (1965-1970)] / Softly Softly: Cash on Deliverance (1967) / Half Hour Story: Which of These Two Ladies Is He Married To? (1967) / Armchair Theatre: Quite an Ordinary Knife (1967) / The Pilgrim's Progress [3 episodes as The Prisoner (1967)] / The Jazz Age: The Princess (1968) / The Champions: Nutcracker* (1969) / The Wednesday Play: Blodwen, Home from Rachel's Marriage (1969) / W. Somerset Maugham: Lord Mountdrago (1969) / ITV Playhouse: Like Puppies in a Basket (1969) / Canterbury Tales [7 episodes as Chaucer (1969)] / Paul Temple: Which One of Us Is Me? (1969) / Randall And Hopkirk (Deceased): A Sentimental Journey* (1970) / Callan [19 episodes as Hunter (1970-1972)] / ITV Sunday Night Theatre: Dear Janet Rosenberg... Dear Mr. Kooning (1970) / Jason King: The Stones of Venice (1972) / The Black Arrow [12 episodes as Sir Daniel Brackley / The stranger (1972-1974)] / Spy Trap: Sale of Work (1973) / Centre Play: Snooker (1975) / The Venturers [10 episodes as Sir George Fielding (1975)] / Prometheus - The Life of Balzac [2 episodes as Monsieur Balzac (1975)] / Play for Today: Buffet (1976) / The XYY Man [4 episodes as Laidlaw (1977)] / Midnight Is a Place [4 episodes as Sir Randolph Grimsby (1977)] / Off to Philadelphia in the Morning [3 episodes as Daniel Parry (1978)] / All Creatures Great and Small: Attendant Problems (1978) / Blake's 7: Horizon (1979)

After Who:
Films: The Ghost Downstairs (1982), Puccini (1984), Testimony (1987)
Television: When the Boat Comes In [2 episodes as John Hartley (1981)] / The Life and Times of David Lloyd George: He Is Wise, and Merciful (1981) / The Hound of the Baskervilles (1982) / Marco Polo (1982) / Badger Girl [6 episodes as Sam North (1984)] / Late Starter (1985) / Rumpole of the Bailey: Rumpole and the Quality of Life (1988)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

A series 5 promo image featuring Karen Gillan as Amy Pond and Matt Smith as the Doctor.

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #639

Name: Valentine Dyall [1908 - 1985]
Year(s): 1979 / 1983
Stories: The Armageddon Factor part 6 / Mawdryn Undead part 1 – Enlightenment part 4
Character(s): The Black Guardian

Note:

• Was considered for the role of the Second Doctor, but declined the offer because he didn't want to commit to a long-running role
• Provided the voice of Slarn for the BBC radio play 'Slipback'

Before Who:
Films: The Missing Million (1942), The Avengers (1942), Much Too Shy (1942), The Silver Fleet (1943), The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943), Yellow Canary (1943), Hotel Reserve (1944), Henry V (1944), Frenzy (1944), I Know Where I'm Going! (1945), Brief Encounter (1945), Pink String and Sealing Wax (1945), Caesar and Cleopatra (1945), Night Boat to Dublin (1946), Bad Sister (1947), Sweeney Todd (1947), Corridor of Mirrors (1948), The Ghost of Rashmon Hall (1948), The Dover Road (1948), My Brother's Keeper (1948), Woman Hater (1948), The Story of Shirley Yorke (1948), The Glass Mountain (1949), The Queen of Spades (1949), The Case of Charles Peace (1949), For Them That Trespass (1949), Man on the Run (1949), Christopher Columbus (1949), Dr. Morelle: The Case of the Missing Heiress (1949), Vengeance Is Mine (1949), Helter Skelter (1949), Diamond City (1949), Miss Pilgrim's Progress (1949), The Man in Black (1950), Golden Salamander (1950), The Body Said No! (1950), Room to Let (1950), Stranger at My Door (1950), Brighthaven Express (1952), Hammer the Toff (1952), Ivanhoe (1952), Bombay Waterfront (1952), The Final Test (1953), Knights of the Round Table (1953), Strange Stories (1953), Johnny on the Spot (1954), The Devil's Jest (1954), Suspended Alibi (1957), A Short History of Man and Music: Part 2 (1957), Night Train for Inverness (1960), Identity Unknown (1960), The City of the Dead* (1960), Fury at Smugglers' Bay (1961), Fate Takes a Hand (1961), The Haunting* (1963), First Men in the Moon (1964), The Horror of It All (1964), The Dream World of Harrison Marks (1966), The Wrong Box (1966), The Night of the Generals (1967), Casino Royale (1967), Bedazzled [as the voice of God] (1967), Oedipus the King (1968), The Yin and the Yang of Mr. Go (1970), Bizarre (1970), Lust for a Vampire [as the voice of Count Karnstein] (1971), The Beast Must Die [as the voice of the narrator during the werewolf break] (1974), The Great McGonagall (1975), The Slipper and the Rose: The Story of Cinderella (1976), Come Play with Me (1977)

Television: Treasure Island [8 episodes as Dr. Livesey (1951)] / For the Children: The Man Who Was Caliph for a Day (1951) / Stranger from Space (1951) / Kaleidoscope [7 episodes as the actor in the Explain This! segment (1952)] / Whirligig [4 episodes as Gorgol (1952)] / The Idiot Weekly, Price 2d [2 episodes, Various Characters (1956)] / A Show Called Fred [5 episodes, Various Characters (1956)] / The Tony Hancock Show (1956) / Hancock's Half Hour: The Artist (1956) / Son of Fred [2 episodes, Various Characters (1956)] / BBC Sunday-Night Theatre: Arsenic and Old Lace (1957) / Treasure Island [6 episodes as Dr. Livesey (1957)] / Drake's Progress [6 episodes (1958)] / The Cheaters [6 episodes as Inspector Kellogg (1960-1961)] / Court of Mystery [5 episodes as the President of the Court (1961)] / Top Secret: The Inca Dove (1961) / Colonel Trumper's Private War: Operation Lubenski (1961) / Room at the Bottom: A Job with the Other Lot (1964) / Sykes and A...: Sykes and a Hypnotist (1964) / The Troubleshooters: Baptism of Fire (1966) / The Devil in the Fog [2 episodes as The Stranger (1968)] / The Avengers: You'll Catch Your Death (1968) / Slim John [23 episodes as Doctor Brain (1969-1970)] / Freewheelers [6 episodes as O'Toole (1970)] / Oh in Colour (1970) / Six Dates with Barker: 1915 - Lola (1971) / Bright's Boffins [2 episodes, different characters (1971-1972)] / The End of the Pier Show: Intensive Care (1974) / Not on Your Nellie: A-Haunting We Will Go (1975) / Shadows: Dutch Schlitz's Shoes (1975) / Hogg's Back (1976) / Secret Army* [23 episodes as Dr. Pascal Keldermans (1977-1979)] / In the Looking Glass: The Centre of the Earth (1978) / The Losers: The Naming of Parts (1978)

After Who:
Films: The Old Crowd (1979), All's Well That Ends Well (1981), Peter and Paul (1981), Britannia Hospital (1982), Martin Luther, Heretic (1983), The Tragedy of Coriolanus (1984), Love's Labour's Lost (1985)
Television: Blake's 7: City at the Edge of the World (1980) / Q6 [2 episodes, Various Characters (1980)] / The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy* [as the voice of Deep Thought] (1981) / Sapphire & Steel: Assignment Five (1981) / Nanny [2 episodes as Bloss (1983)] / Blackadder: Witchsmeller Pursuivant (1983) / Horizon: The Intelligence Man (1984) / Miss Marple: The Body in the Library (1984) / Masterpiece Mystery: Agatha Christie's Miss Marple - The Body in the Library (1986)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Khalid (Leon Ny Taiy) in Time-Flight (1982)

[Susan Foreman]

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

• Lalla Ward (Romana II)

Who: Before And After #640

Name: Tim Barlow [1936 - ]
Year(s): 1979
Stories: Destiny Of The Daleks part 1 – Destiny Of The Daleks part 4
Character(s): Tyssan
Note: Was the first deaf actor to appear on the show

Before Who:
Films: Brannigan* (1975), The Eagle Has Landed* (1976), Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe? (1978)

Television: Emmerdale Farm (1973) / The Nearly Man: Casualties: August 1975 (1975) / Poldark [2 episodes as Mr. Tankard (1975-1977)] / Dixon of Dock Green: Vagrant (1976) / Victorian Scandals: The Frontiers of Science (1976) / BBC2 Playhouse: The Mind Beyond - Meriel, the Ghost Girl (1976) / The Expert: Fail Safe (1976) / Secret Army: Lisa - Codename Yvette (1977) / The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie: Giulia (1978) / Wings: Machine-Gun Post (1978) / Within These Walls: The Governor (1978) / BBC2 Play of the Week: Return Fare (1978) / A Horseman Riding By: 1914 - Call to Arms (1978) / Grange Hill [2 episodes as Mr. Stiles (1979)] / The Omega Factor: Night Games (1979)

After Who:
Films: Privates on Parade (1983), Swallows and Amazons Forever!: The Big Six (1984), The Tall Guy* (1986), Anchoress (1993), Mary Reilly (1996), Eight Hours from Paris (1997), The Ugly (1997), Les Miserables (1998), Cousin Bette (1998), A Kind of Hush (1999), Tube Tales (1999), The Nine Lives of Tomas Katz (2000), The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby (2001), Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2001), The Emperor's New Clothes (2001), The Rocket Post (2004), Kingdom of Heaven [Directors cut only] (2005), Lie Still (2005), Hot Fuzz* (2007), 10,000 BC (2008), Lecture 21 (2008), Cockneys vs Zombies (2012), The Christmas Candle (2013), Automata (2014), My Cousin Rachel (2017)

Television: Buccaneer: Reluctant Hero (1980) / Escape: The Cartland Murder (1980) / Crown Court: Embers (1981) / Fanny by Gaslight (1981) / In Loving Memory: Cash and Carry (1984) / The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Resident Patient (1985) / Hannay: The Fellowship of the Black Stone (1988) / Screenplay: Needle (1990) / Screen Two: The Grass Arena (1991) / Moon and Son: Past, Present and Future (1992) / Screen One: Seconds Out (1992) / Frank Stubbs: Paint (1993) / Inside Victor Lewis-Smith [10 episodes as Mr. Lobley (1993-1995)] / Cracker: To Say I Love You: Part 1 (1993) / Health and Efficiency: The Old Dope Peddler (1995) / The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling (1997) / The Bill [2 episodes, different characters (1998-2002)] / Cleopatra [2 episodes as the Elderly Senator (1999)] / Gormenghast (2000) / North Square (2000) / My Uncle Silas: The Wedding / Queenie White (2001) / Mile High (2003) / Blue Murder [2 episodes as Stubbins (2004)] / My Life in Film [3 episodes as the Old Timer (2004)] / Mike Bassett: Manager [4 episodes as Sir Denzil Quartermaine (2005)] / Rome: Passover (2007) / Wire in the Blood: Falls the Shadow (2008) / White Heat: Eve of Destruction (2012) / Derek [14 episodes as Jack (2012-2014)] / Waterloo Road: Paradise Lost (2012) / Holby City: Second Life (2013) / Sherlock: The Abominable Bride (2016) / The Alienist: Castle in the Sky (2018) / The New Pope [2 episodes as Lord Brannox (2019-2020)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

A Stuart Manning designed Radio Times poster for Into the Dalek (2014)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #641a

Name: Peter Straker [1943 - ]
Year(s): 1979
Stories: Destiny Of The Daleks part 1 – Destiny Of The Daleks part 4
Character(s): Commander Sharrel

Before Who:
Films: Girl Stroke Boy (1971), Up The Chastity Belt (1972)
Television: Village Hall: Dancing in the Dark (1974) / Centre Play: Commonwealth Season - Trinidad - Home Sweet India (1976)

After Who:
Films: Alicja (1982), Morons from Outer Space* (1985), What's Your Name 41? (2005), The Sound of Spying (2014), OLD - the sitcom (2018)

Television: The Gentle Touch: Melody (1980) / Connie [13 episodes as Dev (1985)] / The Orchid House [3 episodes as Lilipoulala (1991)] / Urban Gothic: Deptford Voodoo (2000) / Casualty: To Thine Own Self Be True (2008) / The Crown: Margaretology (2019)
Music Video: Freddie Mercury: The Great Pretender (1987)

Who: Before And After #461b

Name: David Gooderson [1941 - ]
Year(s): 1979
Stories: Destiny Of The Daleks part 2 – Destiny Of The Daleks part 4
Character(s): Davros

Note:

• Provided uncredited Dalek voices in the story
• Appeared as Gavin Dexter in the Big Finish 'Sarah-Jane Smith' audio stories 'Buried Secrets' and 'Fatal Consequences'
• Reprised the role of Davros in the 2021 webcast 'Risen'

Before Who:
Films: None
Television: The Golden Age: The Explorers (1967) / The Power Game: Cat Is You, Bird Is Me (1969) / The Mind of Mr. J.G. Reeder: The Stealer of Marble (1969) / The Adventures of Don Quick: People Isn't Everything (1970) / Happy Ever After: Restoration Piece (1976) / Hazell: Hazell Meets the First Eleven (1978) / BBC2 Play of the Week: Fairies (1978)

After Who:
Films: Tiré ?* part (1996)
Television: The Dawson Watch [2 episodes (1979)] / Bognor [2 episodes as Andy (1981)] / Something in Disguise: Jamaica (1981) / Tenko: Shattered Dreams (1981) / Codename Icarus [2 episodes as the Maths Teacher (1981)] / Seaview [12 episodes as Mr. Shelton (1983-1985)] / The Bill* [3 episodes, different characters (1984-1995)] / Mapp & Lucia [5 episodes as Mr. Woolgar (1985)] / Bluebell (1986) / Relative Strangers (1987) / C.A.T.S. Eyes: Carrier Pigeon (1987) / Sunday Premiere: Claws (1987) / Hannay: The Fellowship of the Black Stone (1988) / Bergerac: Burnt (1988) / The Paradise Club [2 episodes as Jack Pringle (1989)] / Perfect Scoundrels: Bad Penny Blues (1990) / London's Burning (1990) / Lovejoy: Riding in Rollers (1991) / Murder Most Horrid [2 episodes, different characters (1991-1994)] / True Crimes: Knightsbridge Safe Deposit (1992) / Boon: Walkout (1992) / A Touch of Frost [18 episodes as Derek Simpkins - Pathologist (1992-2006)] / Rumpole of the Bailey: Rumpole and the Miscarriage of Justice (1992) / Second Thoughts: Double Booked (1992) / Johnny and the Dead [2 episodes as the Councillor (1995)] / Searching [2 episodes as Mr. Gillespie (1995)] / Footballers' Wives: Go for the Overkill (2003) / Casualty: Where There's Life... (2004) / Talk to Me: The Wedding (2007) / Doctors [2 episodes, different characters (2007-2020)] / Mr. Sloane: It's a Date, Mr. Sloane (2014) / Cuffs: Shakedowns and Stakeouts (2015)

Who: Before And After #641c

Name: Suzanne Danielle [1947 - ]
Year(s): 1979
Stories: Destiny Of The Daleks part 1 – Destiny Of The Daleks part 4
Character(s): Agella

Before Who:
Films: The Stud (1978), The Wild Geese* (1978), Long Shot (1978), Carry on Emmannuelle (1978)

Television: The Professionals: Killer with a Long Arm (1978)

After Who:
Films: Arabian Adventure (1979), The Golden Lady (1979), Flash Gordon* (1980), Sir Henry at Rawlinson End (1980), The Boys in Blue (1982), California Cowboys (1983), The Trouble with Spies (1987)

Television: Hammer House of Horror: Carpathian Eagle* (1980) / Tales of the Unexpected: Hijack (1981) / Tales of the Unexpected: Pattern of Guilt (1982) / Jane [5 episodes as Lola Pagola (1982)] / Strangers [2 episodes as Gail Merrian (1982)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Barbara (Jacqueline Hill) chases the pigeons in Trafalgar Square during The Dalek Invasion of Earth (1964)

[Susan Foreman]

In memory of George Little (1928 - 2022)

Played Haroun ed-Din in the 1965 story The Crusade

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #642

Name Tony Osoba [1947 - ]
Year(s): 1979 / 1987 / 2014
Stories: Destiny Of The Daleks part 1 – Destiny Of The Daleks part 4 / Dragonfire part 1 – Dragonfire part 2 / Kill The Moon
Character(s): Lan / Kracauer / Duke

Before Who:
Films: Antony and Cleopatra (1974), Pure as a Lily (1976)
Television: Porridge [9 episodes as McLaren (1974-1977)] / Churchill's People: A Rich and Beautiful Empire (1975) /Crown Court: Incorrigible Rogue (1976) / Space: 1999: Space Warp (1976) / Going Straight: Going Home (1978) / The Professionals: Stake Out (1978) / Life at Stake: The Train That Never Arrived (1978) / Mixed Blessings: You Haven't Got Much, Have You? (1978) / Target: Rogue's Gallery (1978)

After Who:
Films: Game for Vultures (1979), Porridge* (1979), The Final Option (1982), Cosmic Princess (1982), The Guilty (1992), The Golden Years (1992), Red Eagle (1994), Bridgeman (2001), Tanner (2007), Planetfall (2014),

Television: Charles Endell, Esq [6 episodes as Hamish MacIntyre Jr (1979-1980)] / Can We Get on Now, Please?: The Underdog (1980) / Minder: All Mod Cons (1980) / The Flame Trees of Thika [2 episodes as Ahmed (1981)] / Tales of the Unexpected: The Boy Who Talked with Animals (1981) / ITV Playhouse: The Reunion (1982) / Tales of the Unexpected: The Skeleton Key (1982) / Educating Marmalade: Cringe Hill (1982) / The Cleopatras [2 episodes as Marsyas (1983)] / Bergerac: Come Out Fighting (1983) / Brookside (1984) / Give us a Break: Hustle Bustle Toil and Muscle (1984) / Dempsey and Makepeace [27 episodes as Det. Sgt. Chas Jarvis (1985-1986)] / Return to Treasure Island: The Map (1986) / Gruey (1988) / Storyboard: Making News (1989) / Snakes and Ladders [2 episodes as D.C. Cieslik (1989)] / The Bill [3 episodes, different characters (1989-2009)] / Making News [6 episodes as Freddie (1990)] / Coronation Street [13 episodes as Peter Ingram (1990)] / Watt on Earth (1991) / Resnick - Lonely Hearts (1992) / Between the Lines: Foxtrot Oscar (1994) / Crown Prosecutor (1995) / Bugs: Renegades (1997) / A Dance to the Music of Time [2 episodes as Colonel Flores (1997)] / The Demon Headmaster [6 episodes as Smith (1998)] / Holby City: Staying Alive (1999) / Taggart: Fearful Lightning (1999) / Arabian Nights [2 episodes as Sultan Badr Al-Din (2000)] / Family Affairs [27 episodes as Omar Fayazz (2000)] / Fran's People [6 episodes as Marvin McNicol (2002)] / Doctors: Poison Climber (2002) / Waking the Dead: Deathwatch (2002) / Merseybeat [3 episodes as Mack (2002-2003)] / Dinotopia [4 episodes as Branko (2002-2003)] / Casualty: End of the Line (2003) / Revolver [6 episodes, Various Characters (2004)] / If...: If... It Was a Woman's World (2004) / Hollyoaks (2008) / The Shadow Line (2011)