The Doctors Who's Who (33 page)

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SYLVESTER MCCOY’S DOCTOR WHO:

Season 24

‘Time and the Rani’ (4 episodes), ‘Paradise Towers’ (4
episodes), ‘Delta and the Bannerman’ (3 episodes), ‘Dragonfire’ (3 episodes).

Season 25

‘Remembrance of the Daleks’ (4 episodes), ‘The Happiness Patrol’ (3 episodes), ‘Silver Nemesis’ (3 episodes), ‘The Greatest Show in the Galaxy’ (4 episodes).

Season 26

‘Battlefield’ (4 episodes), ‘Ghost Light’ (3 episodes), ‘The Curse of Fenric’ (4 episodes), ‘Survival’ (3 episodes).

PAUL MCGANN

FILMS:

Withnail & I
(1987),
Empire of the Sun
(1988),
Snowball
(1988),
Tree of Hands
(1989),
The Rainbow
(1989),
Streets of Yesterday
(1989),
Dealers
(1989).

A Paper Mask
(1990),
The Monk
(1990),
Afraid of the Dark
(1991),
Alien 3
(1992),
The Three Musketeers
(1993),
Catherine the Great
(1996),
The Hanging Gale
(1996),
Fairytale: A True Story
(1997),
Downtime
(1997),
The Dance of Shiva
(1998),
Our Mutual Friend
(1988).

My Kingdom
(2001),
Queen of the Damned
(2002),
Listening
(2003),
Y Mabinogi
(voice only) (2003),
Fables of Forgotten
Things
(2005),
Naked in London
(2005),
Gypo
(2005),
Poppies
(2006),
Voice From Afar
(2006),
Always Crashing in the Same Car
(2007),
Lesbian Vampire Killers
(2009),
A Little Place Off the Edgware Road
(2010).

THEATRE:

John, Paul, George, Ringo and Bert
(1981),
Much Ado About Nothing
(1981),
Cain
(1981),
Piaf
(1981),
Godspell
(1981),
Oi! For England
(1982),
Yakety Yak
(1982–83),
The Genius
(1984),
Loot
(1984),
The Seagull
(1986),
A Lie of the Mind
(1987).

Sabina
(1998).

Mourning Becomes Electra
(2003),
Little Black Book
(2003),
The Gigli Concert
(2005),
Helen
(2009),
Sonnet 155
(2010),
The Plague
(2011),
Butley
(2011),
Grotesque Chaos
(2011).

TV:

Play for Today
(1 episode) ‘Whispering Wally’ (1982),
Give Us a Break
(1983),
Sharpe’s Rifles
(1983),
The Importance of Being Earnest
(1986).

The Monocled Mutineer
(4 episodes) (1986) ‘The Making of a Hero’, ‘A Dead Man on Leave’, ‘When the Hurly-Burly’s Done’, ‘Before the Shambles’.

Screenplay
(1 episode) ‘Cariani and the Courtesans’ (1987),
Jackanory
(1 episode) ‘The Whipping Boy’ (1989).

Drowning in the Shallow End
(1990),
Nice Town
(3 episodes) ‘Idyll’, ‘Unto Us a Child is Born’, ‘Immaculate Conception’ (1992),
The Merchant of Venice
(1996),
The One That Got Away
(1996),
Breathless Hush
(1999),
Forgotten
(1999),
Nature Boy
(2000),
Fish
(2000),
Hotel!
(2001).

Hornblower
(4 episodes) (2001–03)
Mutiny (2001), Retribution (2001), Loyalty (2003), Duty (2003).

My Kingdom
(2001),
Sweet Revenge
(2001),
Blood Strangers
(2002),
The Biographer
(2002),
Agatha Christie’s Poirot
(1 episode) ‘Sad Cypress’ (2003),
Lie With Me
(2004),
Twisted Tales
(1 episode) ‘Txt Msg Rcvd’ (2005),
Kidnapped
(2005),
Agatha Christie’s ‘Sleeping Murder’
(2006),
Sea of Souls
(1 episode) ‘Rebound’ (2006),
If I Had You
(2006),
Tripping Over
(6 episodes) (2006),
True Dare Kiss
(6 episodes) (2007),
Voice From Afar
(2007),
The True Story: Escape From Alcatraz
(2008),
Fables of Forgotten Things
(2008),
Collision
(5 episodes) (2009),
Jonathan Creek
(1 episode) ‘The Judas Tree’ (2010),
Luther
(2010–11),
New Tricks
(2011),
The Petrol Age
(four parts) (2012).

PAUL MCGANN AS NARRATOR:

(Due to the gravity of some of McGann’s documentary narrations, it was deemed important to list some of his most memorable pieces of work.)

Dispatches
: ‘Hope for the Last Chance Kids’, ‘Cutting Edge: Leaving Home at 8’,
The Making of Alien 3
(1992),
Bible Mysteries
(3 episodes) ‘Joseph and his Coat of Many Colours’, ‘Peter and the First Church’, ‘David and Saul’ (1996),
The Making of Alien
(2003),
Behind the Crime
(2004),
Wacko About Jacko
(2005),
Cathedral
(2005),
Daphne Ashbrook in the UK
(2005),
Kill Me if You Can
(2005),
The Sperminator
(2005),
Foetus Snatcher
(2005),
Adopt Me, I’m A Teenager
(2005),
The Ripper Hoaxer: Wearside Jack
(2006),
Mr Miss Pageant
(2007),
World of Compulsive Hoarders
(2007),
Zero Hour
(3 episodes) ‘One of America’s Own’, ‘The Sinking of the Estonia’, ‘Capturing Saddam’ (2006, 2007 and 2008,
The Foreign Legion: Tougher Than the Rest
(2007),
The Ties That Bind Us
(2008),
Getting A Head
(2008).

PAUL MCGANN’S DOCTOR WHO:

Doctor Who – The Movie.
Note: It must be noted that, although Paul McGann only appeared in one feature-length TV film, he did provide continuity to the series by regenerating on screen from Sylvester McCoy. McGann signed a contract for a series, but unfortunately this didn’t happen because the film makers didn’t believe they could make a success of the show in the United States at that time. However, his version of the interior of the TARDIS was used when the show was relaunched in the new millennium.
   It must also be noted that Paul McGann has been the most prolific audio and drama Doctor Who, and that all of his appearances are available on BBC audio CDs.

CHRISTOPHER ECCLESTON

FILMS:

Let Him Have It
(1991),
Anchoress
(1993),
Shallow Grave
(1994),
Jude
(1996),
Death and the Compass
(1996),
Elizabeth
(1998),
A Price About Rubies
(1998),
Heart
(1999),
eXistenZ
(1999),
With or Without You
(1999).

The Tyre
(2000),
Gone in 60 Seconds
(2000),
The Others
(2001),
This Little Piggy
(2001),
Strumpet
(2001),
The Invisible Circus
(2001),
24 Hour Party
(2002),
I Am Dina
(2002),
Revengers Tragedy
(2002),
28 Days Later
(2002),
The Seeker: The Dark is Rising
(2007),
New Orleans, Mon Amour
(2008),
GI Joe: The Rise of the Cobra
(2009),
Amelia
(2009),
GI Joe 2: The Revenge of the Cobra
(2011),
Song for Marion
(2012),
Thor: The Dark World
(2013).

THEATRE:

Lock Up Your Daughters
(Salford Tech),
A Streetcar Named Desire
(1998),
Woyzeck, The Wonder, Dona Rosita – The Spinster, Bent
(1990),
Abingdon Square
(1990),
Aide Memoire
(1990),
Encounters, Waiting at the Water’s Edge
(1993).

Miss Julie
(2000),
Hamlet
(2002),
Romeo and Juliet
(2004),
Electricity
(2004),
A Doll’s House
(2009),
Antigone
(2012).

TV:

Blood Rights
(1990),
Casualty
(1 episode) ‘A Reasonable Man’ (1990),
Inspector Morse
(1 episode) ‘Second Time Around’ (1991),
Boon
(1 episode) ‘Cover Up’ (1991),
Rachel’s Dream
(1992),
Agatha Christie’s Poirot
(1 episode) ‘One, Two, Buckle My Shoe’ (1992),
Friday On My Mind
(1992),
Business With Friends
(1992),
Roots
(1992),
Cracker
(10 episodes) ‘The Mad Woman in the Attic’ Part 1 & 2, ‘To Say I Love You’ Parts 1, 2 & 3, ‘One Day A Lemming Will Fly’ Parts 1, 2 & 3, ‘To Be A Somebody’ Parts 1, 2 & 3 (1993),
Our Friends in the North
(9 episodes) ‘1964’, ‘1966’, ‘1967’, ‘1970’, ‘1974’, ‘1979’, ‘1984’, ‘1987’, ‘1995’ (1996).

Wilderness Men
(2000),
Killing Time: The Millennium Poem
(2000),
Clocking Off
(2 episodes) ‘Yvonne’s Story’, ‘Steve’s Story’ (2000),
Othello
(2001),
Linda Green
(1 episode) ‘Twins’ (2001),
The League of Gentlemen
(1 episode) ‘How the Elephant Got His Trunk’ (2002),
Lost in La Mancha
(2002),
Flesh and Blood
(2002),
Sunday
(2002),
The King and Us
(2002),
The Second Coming Parts
1 & 2 (2003),
Only Human
(1 episode) ‘Bosom Buddies’ (2006),
Heroes
(5 episodes) ‘Chapter Twelve: Godsend’, ‘Chapter Thirteen: The Fix’, ‘Chapter Fourteen: Distraction’, ‘Chapter Sixteen: Unexpected’, ‘Chapter Seventeen: Company Man’ (2007),
Perfect Parents
(2006),
The Sarah Silverman Program
(1 episode) ‘I Thought My Dad Was Dead, But It Turns Out He’s Not’ (2008),
The Happiness Salesman
(2009),
The Beautiful Fantastic
(2010),
Lennon Naked
(2010),
Accused
(1 episode) ‘Willy’s Story’ (2010),
The Shadow Line
(7 episodes) (2011),
The Borrowers
(2011),
Time Shift
(1 episode) ‘When Wrestling was Golden: Grapples, Grunts and Grannies’ (2012),
Blackout
(Series 1, episodes 1, 2 &3).

RADIO:

Chancer
(1 episode) ‘Jo’ (1991),
Room of Leaves
(1998),
Pig Paradise
(1998).

Some Fantastic Places
(2001),
Bayeux Tapestry
(2001),
The Importance of Being Morrissey
(2002),
The Iliad
(2002),
Cromwell: Warts and All
(2003),
Life Half Spent
(2004),
Crossing the Dark Sea
(2005),
Sacred Nation
(2005),
Born to Be Different
(2005),
A Day in the Death of Joe Egg
(2005),
E=mc2
(2005),
Dubai Dreams
(2005),
Wanted: Mum and Dad
(2005),
Children in Need
(2005),
This Septic Isle
(2005),
The 1970s: That Was the Decade That Was
(2006).

CHRISTOPHER ECCLESTON’S DOCTOR WHO:

Re-launched TV series.

Series 1

‘Rose’ (1 episode), ‘The End of the World’ (1 episode), ‘The Unquiet Dead’ (1 episode), ‘Aliens of London/World War Three’ (2 episodes), ‘Dalek’ (1 episode), ‘The Long Game’ (1 episode), ‘Father’s Day’ (1 episode), ‘The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances’ (2 episodes), ‘Boom Town’ (1 episode), ‘Bad Wolf/The Parting of the Ways’ (2 episodes).

DAVID TENNANT

FILMS:

Jude
(1996),
Bite
(1997),
LA Without A Map
(1998),
The Last September
(1999),
Being Considered
(2000),
One Eyed Jacques
(2001),
Nine
½
Minutes
(2002),
Bright Young Things
(2003),
Old Street
(2004),
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
(2005),
Free Jimmy
(2006),
Glorious 39
(2009),
St Trinian’s: The Legend of Fritton’s Gold
(2009),
How to Train Your Dragon
(voice only) (2010).

THEATRE:

The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui
(1991),
Shinda The Magic Ape
(1991–92),
Jump The Life to Come
(1992),
Hayfever
(1992),
Tartuffe
(1992),
Merlin
(1992–93),
Antigone
(1993),
The Princess and the Goblin
(1993),
The Slab Boys Trilogy
(1994),
What the Butler Saw
(1995),
An Experienced Woman Gives Advice
(1995),
The Glass Menagerie
(1996),
Long Day’s Journey into Night
(1996),
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
(1996),
As You Like It
(1996),
The General From America
(1996),
The Herbal Bed
(1996),
Hurly Burly
(1997),
The Real Inspector Hound/Black Comedy
(1998),
Vassa – Scenes From Family Life
(1999),
Edward III
(1999),
King Lear
(1999),
The Comedy of Errors
(2000),
The Rivals
(2000),
Romeo & Juliet
(2000),
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
(2001),
Comedians
(2001),
Push Up
(2002),
Lobby Hero
(2002),
The Pillowman
(2003),
Look Back in Anger
(2005–06),
Hamlet
(2008–09),
Love’s Labour’s Lost
(2008),
Much Ado About Nothing
(2010),
Richard II
(2013).