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Revision as of 23:03, 30 January 2013
This is a disambiguation page.
It points to other pages that have similar names. If you followed a link here, please fix it to point to one of the pages listed below.
Daniel may refer to:
Doctor Who universe
Individuals
Only name given
- Daniel (Byzantium!), PROSE: Byzantium!
- Daniel (Dreamstone Moon), PROSE: Dreamstone Moon
- Daniel (The Sphere), AUDIO: Graceless
- Daniel (The Wishing Beast), AUDIO: The Wishing Beast
- Daniel (The Zero Imperative), HOMEVID: The Zero Imperative
First name
- Daniel Basalt, PROSE: Timeless
- Daniel Corey, PROSE: Casualties of War
- Daniel Eldred, TV: The Seeds of Death
- Daniel Hinton, HOMEVID: Downtime / PROSE: Downtime
- Daniel Joyce, PROSE: Unnatural History, The Gallifrey Chronicles
- Daniel Llewellyn, TV: The Christmas Invasion
- Daniel Matthews, HOMEVID: Auton
- Daniel Merrell, PROSE: The Domino Effect
- Daniel O'Ryan, PROSE: Dreamstone Moon
- Daniel Francis Thompson, PROSE: Deep and Dreamless Sleep
- Daniel Tremayne, PROSE: Christmas on a Rational Planet
- Daniel Woods, AUDIO: The Reaping
- Daniel Yorke, PROSE: Another Life
Fictional characters
Behind the scenes
Actors
First name
Featured
- Daniel Anthony, who played Clyde Langer in The Sarah Jane Adventures
- Daniel Webber, who played Darius Pike in K9 and William Pike in TV: The Cambridge Spy
Guest
- Daniel Evans, who played Daniel Llewellyn in TV: The Christmas Invasion
- Daniel Harcourt, who played Michael Kirkwood and Kritakh in HOMEVID: Zygon: When Being You Just Isn't Enough
- Daniel Hogarth, a voice actor for Big Finish Productions
- Daniel Hill, who played Chris Parsons in HOMEVID: Shada
- Daniel Kaluuya, who played Barclay in TV: Planet of the Dead
- Daniel King, who played Davenport in TV: The Unicorn and the Wasp
- Daniel Llewellyn-Williams, who played Alex Arwyn in TV: They Keep Killing Suzie
- Daniel Matthews, who played Christian Purcell in HOMEVID: The Devil of Winterborne and Ghosts of Winterborne
- Daniel Mays, who played Alex in TV: Night Terrors
- Daniel Peacock, who played Nord in TV: The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
- Daniel Pirrie, who played Joe Buchanan in TV: The God Complex
- Daniel Rochford, who played the Presenter in TS: Tardisode 11
- Daniel Ryan, who played Biff Cane in TV: Midnight
Extra
- Daniel Adegboyega, who played a Guard in TV: The Categories of Life
- Daniel Mills, who played a Boy in HOMEVID: The Zero Imperative
- Daniel Murphy, who played the Constable in TV: The Cambridge Spy
- Daniel Ming, who played the Chinese Newsreader in TV: The Sound of Drums
Vocal
- Daniel Barzotti, a voice actor for Big Finish Productions
- Daniel Brennan, who voiced Kishik in AUDIO: The Eye of the Scorpion and Hulver in AUDIO: The Extinction Event
- Daniel Gabriel, who voiced Rappell in AUDIO: The Genocide Machine
- Daniel Wilson, who played Eddie in AUDIO: Project Twilight and Brian in AUDIO: The Rapture.
Last name
- Llinos Daniel, who played Eleri Flanagan in TV: Ghost Machine
Production crew
Television
- Daniel, one of the Children of Oakley Junior School that co-wrote TV: Death Is the Only Answer
- Daniel Nettheim, who directed several episodes of K9
Audio
- Daniel Brett, who provided music for the Short Trips audio series and music and sound design for AUDIO: Ringpullworld
Comics
- Daniel McDaid, comic writer, penciller, inker and colourist and short story illustrator
Prose
- Daniel Blythe, prose writer
- Daniel Read, who wrote PROSE: Affirmative
- Daniel Roth, who wrote WC: The Doctor on My Shoulder
Other
- Daniel O'Mahony, prose and audio writer
- Daniel Rachel, assistant desinger for DWM 240
- Patrick Daniel O'Neill, article writer for Doctor Who (1984)
