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{{Infobox Person | |||
| name = Travis Oliver | |||
| image = Travis+Oliver02.jpg | |||
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| role = [[Chris Cwej]], [[Milo (Gridlock)|Milo]] | |||
| job title = [[Actor]] | |||
| story = [[#Filmography|see credits section]] | |||
| time = 2007, 2015-present | |||
| non dwu = ''Doctors'', ''Hotel Babylon'', ''Me and Orson Wells'', ''Casualty'', ''Threesome'' | |||
| imdb = 1490405 | |||
| official site = | |||
| twitter = TheTravisOliver | |||
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'''Travis Oliver''' played [[Milo (Gridlock)|Milo]] in the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' television story ''[[Gridlock]]'' and voiced the [[Seventh Doctor]]'s companion [[Chris Cwej]] in the audio story ''[[Damaged Goods (audio story)|Damaged Goods]]''. Born in Belgium, he is best known for his role as Oliver Ryan in ''Footballers Wives: Extra Time'' (2005-2006), and Jake McQueen in ''Doctors'' (2003-2004). His first acting role was as Hugh in ''Unbelievably British'' (2003). | '''Travis Oliver''' played [[Milo (Gridlock)|Milo]] in the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' television story ''[[Gridlock]]'' and voiced the [[Seventh Doctor]]'s companion [[Chris Cwej]] in the audio story ''[[Damaged Goods (audio story)|Damaged Goods]]''. Born in Belgium, he is best known for his role as Oliver Ryan in ''Footballers Wives: Extra Time'' (2005-2006), and Jake McQueen in ''Doctors'' (2003-2004). His first acting role was as Hugh in ''Unbelievably British'' (2003). | ||
Revision as of 19:07, 13 September 2016
Travis Oliver played Milo in the Doctor Who television story Gridlock and voiced the Seventh Doctor's companion Chris Cwej in the audio story Damaged Goods. Born in Belgium, he is best known for his role as Oliver Ryan in Footballers Wives: Extra Time (2005-2006), and Jake McQueen in Doctors (2003-2004). His first acting role was as Hugh in Unbelievably British (2003).
