The Doctor Who Thread - Page 1681

Susan Foreman · #**16801** 20th September 2024, 07:18 AM

Key Crew working on THE SEA DEVILS who have previously worked on the show:

Michael Briant (Director)
Malcolm Hulke (Writer)
Barry Letts (Producer)

Key Crew working on THE MUTANTS who have previously worked on the show:

Christopher Barry (Director)
Bob Baker (Writer)
Dave Martin (Writer)
Barry Letts (Producer)

Key Crew working on THE TIME MONSTER who have previously worked on the show:

Paul Bernard (Director)
Robert Sloman (Writer)
Barry Letts (Producer)

Key Crew working on THE THREE DOCTORS who have previously worked on the show:

Lennie Mayne (Director)
Bob Baker (Writer)
Dave Martin (Writer)
Barry Letts (Producer)

Key Crew working on CARNIVAL OF MONSTERS who have previously worked on the show:

Barry Letts (Director)
Robert Holmes (Writer)
Barry Letts (Producer)

Key Crew working on FRONTIER IN SPACE who have previously worked on the show:

Paul Bernard (Director)
Malcolm Hulke (Writer)
Barry Letts (Producer)

Key Crew working on PLANET OF THE DALEKS who have previously worked on the show:

David Maloney (Director)
Terry Nation (Writer)
Barry Letts (Producer)

Key Crew working on THE GREEN DEATH who have previously worked on the show:

Michael Briant (Director)
Robert Sloman (Writer)
Barry Letts (Producer)

Key Crew working on THE TIME WARRIOR who have previously worked on the show:

Robert Holmes (Writer)
Barry Letts (Producer)

Who: Before And After #1587 / Doctor Who: Key Crew: Story #70 - The Time Warrior

Name: Alan Bromly [1915 - 1995]

Role: Director [8 episodes]
Year(s): 1973 / 1979
Stories: The Time Warrior episode 1 - The Time Warrior episode 4 / Nightmare Of Eden part 1 - Nightmare Of Eden part 4

Before Who: Director Credits
Films: The Malory Secret (1951), The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone (1951), A Cradle of Willow (1952), The Angel Who Pawned Her Harp (1954), Follow That Horse! (1960), Stress Point (1961), A Schoolboy's Hero (1961)
Television: At Your Service, Ltd. [7 episodes] (1951) / Back to Methuselah [5 episodes] (1952) / BBC Sunday-Night Theatre [3 episodes] (1952-1959) / Panorama [8 episodes] (1953-1954) / Portrait of Alison [6 episodes] (1955) / London Playhouse [3 episodes] (1955-1956) / My Friend Charles [6 episodes] (1956) / The Other Man [6 episodes] (1956) / Do It Yourself (1957) / A Time of Day [6 episodes] (1957) / Television World Theatre [1 episode] (1958) / Little Women (1958) / The Scarf [6 episodes] (1959) / Saturday Playhouse [1 episode] (1960) / The World of Tim Frazer [6 episodes] (1960) / BBC Sunday-Night Play [2 episodes] (1960-1961) / Z Cars [1 episode] (1963) / The Desperate People [6 episodes] (1963) / Suspense [2 episodes] (1963) / Festival [1 episode] (1963) / Melissa [6 episodes] (1964) / The Sleeper [6 episodes] (1964) / A Man Called Harry Brent [6 episodes] (1965) / A Game of Murder [6 episodes] (1966) / Bat Out of Hell [5 episodes] (1966) / The Big M [6 episodes] (1967) / Crown Court [12 episodes] (1972-1977) / Justice [5 episodes] (1973) / Emmerdale Farm [2 episodes] (1973) / Orson Welles Great Mysteries [1 episode] (1973) / The Swiss Family Robinson [4 episodes] (1974-1976)

After Who
Films: None
Television: Coronation Street [30 episodes] (1976-1980) / Crossroads [24 episodes] (1977-1983)

Demdike@Cult Labs · #**16802** 20th September 2024, 12:56 PM

The Doctor (Patrick Troughton) makes a discovery during The Underwater Menace (1967)

Susan Foreman · #**16803** 20th September 2024, 06:37 PM

In memory of David Graham (1925 - 2024)

Although he appeared on screen as the bartender Charlie in the 1966 story 'The Gunfighters'...

...and as Professor Fyodor Nikolai Kerensky in the 1979 story 'City Of Death'...

...his biggest contribution to the show was as a voice artist who can be heard as a Dalek in 'The Daleks' / 'The Dalek Invasion of Earth' / 'The Chase' / 'Mission to the Unknown' / 'The Daleks' Master Plan'. He also gave a voice to a Mechanoid in 'The Chase'

Away from the Whoniverse, he is probably best known for providing the voice of Aloysius Parker in Gerry Anderson's 1960's Supermarionation television series 'Thunderbirds'

Susan Foreman · #**16804** 21st September 2024, 07:05 AM

Key Crew working on INVASION / INVASION OF THE DINOSAURS who have previously worked on the show:

Paddy Russell (Director)
Malcolm Hulke (Writer)
Barry Letts (Producer)

Key Crew working on DEATH TO THE DALEKS who have previously worked on the show:

Michael Briant (Director)
Terry Nation (Writer)
Barry Letts (Producer)

Key Crew working on THE MONSTER OF PELADON who have previously worked on the show:

Lennie Mayne (Director)
Brian Hayles (Writer)
Barry Letts (Producer)

Key Crew working on PLANET OF THE SPIDERS who have previously worked on the show:

Barry Letts (Director)
Robert Sloman (Writer)
Barry Letts (Producer)

Key Crew working on ROBOT who have previously worked on the show:

Christopher Barry (Director)
Terrance Dicks (Writer)
Barry Letts (Producer)

Key Crew working on THE ARK IN SPACE who have previously worked on the show:

Robert Holmes (Writer)

Who: Before And After #1588a / Doctor Who: Key Crew: Story #76 - The Ark In Space

Name: Rodney Bennett [1935 - 2017]

Role: Director [10 episodes]
Year(s): 1975 / 1976
Stories: The Ark In Space part 1 - The Sontaran Experiment part 2 / The Masque Of Mandragora part 1 - The Masque Of Mandragora part 4

Before Who: Director Credits
Films: None
Television: Thirty-Minute Theatre [9 episodes] (1969-1973) / Z Cars [13 episodes] (1969-1974) / Trial (1971) / The Regiment [1 episode] (1972) / Mistress of Hardwick [10 episodes] (1972) / Dead of Night [1 episode] (1972) / Murder Must Advertise [4 episodes] (1973) / The Case of Eliza Armstrong [6 episodes] (1974) / Madame Bovary [4 episodes] (1975)

After Who
Films: The Last Visitor (1982), Edwin (1984), Love Song (1985)
Television: North & South [4 episodes] (1975) / BBC2 Play of the Week [1 episode] (1978) / Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm [4 episodes] (1978) / The Lost Boys [3 episodes] (1978) / The Legend of King Arthur [8 episodes] (1979) / Tales of the Unexpected [3 episodes] (1979-1988) / The BBC Television Shakespeare [2 episodes] (1980) / BBC2 Playhouse [2 episodes] (1980-1981) / Sense and Sensibility [7 episodes] (1981) / Stalky & Co. [6 episodes] (1982) / Play for Today [1 episode] (1982) / Dombey & Son [10 episodes] (1983) / Love and Marriage [1 episode] (1984) / Great Performances [1 episode] (1986) / Rumpole of the Bailey [2 episodes] (1987) / Anything More Would Be Greedy [6 episodes] (1989) / The House of Eliott [2 episodes] (1991) / The Darling Buds of May [4 episodes] (1991-1993) / Soldier Soldier [4 episodes] (1993-1994) / Doctor Finlay [4 episodes] (1996)

Who: Before And After #1588b

Name: Philip Hinchcliffe [1944 - ]

Role: Producer [68 episodes]
Year(s): 1977 / 1978
Stories: The Ark In Space part 1 - The Talons Of Weng-Chiang part 6
Note(s):

Is the only surviving producer of Classic Who
Wrote the Target novelisations of 'Doctor Who and the Keys of Marinus' / 'Doctor Who and the Seeds of Doom' / 'Doctor Who and the Masque of Mandragora'
Wrote the Big Finish Productions 'Lost Stories' adventure 'The Valley of Death'
Wrote the Big Finish Productions 'Philip Hinchcliffe Presents' adventures 'The Ghosts of Gralstead' / 'The Devil's Armada' / 'The Genesis Chamber' / 'The Helm of Awe' / 'The God of Phantoms'
When working on 'Doctor Who', he had a young girl living next door who was a fan of the show. He once asked her which of the characters the she identified with the most, and was surprised when she answered ?the Doctor? instead of ?Sarah-Jane?. This made him decide that the next female companion should be more proactive and action orientated, resulting in the creation of Leela
Appeared in 'The Brain of Morbius' as one of the faces that appears in the mindbending battle

Before Who: Producer Credits
Films: None
Television: None

After Who
Films: And a Nightingale Sang (1989), An Awfully Big Adventure (1995), Total Eclipse (1995), Forgive and Forget (2000), The Last Musketeer (2000)
Television: Target [17 episodes] (1977-1978) / Private Schulz [6 episodes] (1981) / Dancers - Sheffield (1981) / Nancy Astor [9 episodes] (1982) / Strangers and Brothers [13 episodes] (1984) / Screen Two [3 episodes] (1985-1989) / The Charmer [6 episodes] (1987) / Bust [12 episodes] (1987-1988) / The Gravy Train [4 episodes] (1990) / The Gravy Train Goes East [4 episodes] (1991) / Friday on My Mind [3 episodes] (1992) / Downwardly Mobile [7 episodes] (1994) / Seesaw [3 episodes] (1998) / McCallum [1 episode] (1998) / Taggart [8 episodes] (1999-2001) / Rebus [2 episodes] (2000)

Susan Foreman · #**16805** 21st September 2024, 07:13 AM

In memory of Cleo Sylvestre MBE (1945 - 2024)

Appeared as an uncredited concubine in the 1965 story 'The Crusade' and would later provide voices for the 2022 Big Finish Productions 'Rose Tyler' story 'The Lower Road' and the 2023 Big Finish Productions 'Torchwood' story 'Dead Plates'

With 57 years between her first appearance in the Whoniverse and her second, she holds the record for the longest gap between roles in the Doctor Who franchise

Demdike@Cult Labs · #**16806** 21st September 2024, 01:25 PM

The Doctor (Paul McGann) at the TARDIS console holding the Sonic Screwdriver in Doctor Who (1996) You can't get more Doctory than that really.

Susan Foreman · #**16807** 22nd September 2024, 07:34 AM

Key Crew working on THE SONTARAN EXPERIMENT who have previously worked on the show:

Rodney Bennett (Director)
Bob Baker (Writer)
Dave Martin (Writer)
Philip Hinchcliffe (Producer)

Key Crew working on GENESIS OF THE DALEKS who have previously worked on the show:

David Maloney (Director)
Terry Nation (Writer)
Philip Hinchcliffe (Producer)

Key Crew working on REVENGE OF THE CYBERMEN who have previously worked on the show:

Michael Briant (Director)
Gerry Davis (Writer)
Philip Hinchcliffe (Producer)

Key Crew working on TERROR OF THE ZYGONS who have previously worked on the show:

Douglas Camfield (Director)
Philip Hinchcliffe (Producer)

Who: Before And After #1589 / Doctor Who: Key Crew: Story #80 - Terror Of The Zygons

Name: Robert Banks Stewart [1931 - 2016]

Role: Writer [10 episodes]
Year(s): 1975 / 1976
Stories: Terror Of The Zygons part 1 - Terror Of The Zygons part 4 / The Seeds Of Doom part 1 - The Seeds Of Doom part 6
Note(s):

Wrote the initial synopsis of 'The Foe from the Future' - which was later adapted as part of the Big Finish Productions 'Fourth Doctor The Lost Stories' range of audio stories. Elements from this story were used in 'The Talons of Weng-Chaing'
Appeared in 'The Brain of Morbius' as one of the faces that appears in the mindbending battle

Before Who: Writer Credits
Films: Marriage of Convenience (1960), Partners in Crime (1961), The Sinister Man (1961), Playback (1962), The Brain (1962), Backfire! (1962), Downfall (1964), Never Mention Murder (1965), Danger Route (1967)
Television: Interpol Calling [13 episodes] (1959-1960) / Knight Errant Limited [1 episodes] (1960) / Danger Man [2 episodes] (1960-1961) / The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre [7 episodes] (1960-1964) / Ghost Squad [1 episode] (1961) / Top Secret [2 episodes] (1961) / Silent Evidence [1 episode] (1962) / The DuPont Show of the Week [1 episode] (1962) / Dr. Finlay's Casebook [5 episodes] (1962-1965) / ITV Television Playhouse [1 episode] (1963) / Zero One [3 episodes] (1963) / The Saint [2 episodes] (1963-1964) / The Human Jungle [6 episodes] (1963-1964) / Thorndyke [1 episode] (1964) / Undermind [3 episodes] (1965) / The Avengers [2 episodes] (1965-1966) / Adam Adamant Lives! [1 episode] (1966) / Armchair Theatre [4 episodes] (1966) / Callan [3 episodes] (1967-1969) / Public Eye [1 episode] (1968) / Riptide [5 episodes] (1969) / Fraud Squad [1 episode] (1969) / Special Branch [1 episode] (1969) / Jason King [1 episode] (1972) / New Scotland Yard [1 episode] (1972) / ITV Saturday Night Theatre [1 episode] (1972) / Arthur of the Britons [5 episodes] (1973) / The Protectors [1 episode] (1974) / The Sweeney [1 episode] (1975) / The Legend of Robin Hood [3 episode] (1975)

After Who
Films: Owner Occupied (1977), Between the Covers (1980)
Television: Sutherland's Law [4 episodes] (1975-1976) / Rooms [3 episodes] (1977) / Search and Rescue: The Alpha Team [1 episode] (1978) / Charles Endell, Esq [5 episodes] (1979-1980) / Shoestring [21 episodes, also series creator] (1979-1980) / Jukes of Piccadilly [6 episodes] (1980) / Bergerac [87 episodes, also series creator] (1981-1991) / Call Me Mister [10 episodes, also series creator] (1986) / The Darling Buds of May [2 episodes] (1991) / Moon and Son [13 episodes, also series creator] (1992) / My Uncle Silas [7 episodes] (2001-2003)