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'''Reg Cranfield''' played the [[ | {{you may|Reg Cranfield|n1=the book character}} | ||
'''Reg Cranfield''' played the [[Policeman (An Unearthly Child)|policeman]] seen during the opening credits of ''[[An Unearthly Child (TV story)|An Unearthly Child]]'', replacing [[Fred Rawlings]] from [[the Pilot Episode]] which was the only casting change, ([[DWMS Summer 1994]], [[TCH 1]]) despite the fact that Cranfield is listed as playing the part in the BBC production paperwork for both versions of the first ''[[Doctor Who]]'' television story. Either these sources are mistaken or Rawlings played the part in one of the unused versions. | |||
Cranfield, therefore, has the unique distinction of being the very first actor to appear on ''Doctor Who''. | Cranfield, therefore, has the unique distinction of being the very first actor to appear on broadcasted ''Doctor Who''; he later went on to appear in more than a half-dozen other ''Doctor Who'' stories into the 1970s. | ||
A character in the 2013 novel, ''[[Shroud of Sorrow (novel)|Shroud of Sorrow]]'', is named [[Reg Cranfield]]. In the book, Cranfield is featured patrolling along [[Totter's Lane]] as the actor did on TV. | |||
== ''Doctor Who'' roles == | |||
* ''[[An Unearthly Child (TV story)|An Unearthly Child]]'' - [[Policeman (An Unearthly Child)|Policeman]] ([[DWMS Summer 1994]]) | |||
* ''[[The Massacre (TV story)|The Massacre]]'' - Passer-by ([[DWM 233]]) | |||
* ''[[The Gunfighters (TV story)|The Gunfighters]]'' - [[Tombstone, Arizona|Tombstone]] resident ([[DWM 221]]) | |||
* ''[[The Underwater Menace (TV story)|The Underwater Menace]]'' - Priest & Man in market ([[DWM 209]]) | |||
* ''[[The Invasion (TV story)|The Invasion]]'' - Extra ([[DWM 189]]) | |||
* ''[[Doctor Who and the Silurians (TV story)|Doctor Who and the Silurians]]'' - [[UNIT]] soldier ([[DWM 222]]) | |||
* ''[[The Mutants (TV story)|The Mutants]]'' - [[Solonian]] ([[DWM 230]]) | |||
* ''[[The Green Death (TV story)|The Green Death]]'' - Villager ([[DWM 320]]) | |||
* ''[[The Deadly Assassin (TV story)|The Deadly Assassin]]'' - [[Time Lord]] ([[DWM 187]]) | |||
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[[Category:Doctor Who uncredited cast]] | [[Category:Doctor Who uncredited cast]] | ||
Revision as of 12:42, 17 January 2022
- You may be looking for the book character.
Reg Cranfield played the policeman seen during the opening credits of An Unearthly Child, replacing Fred Rawlings from the Pilot Episode which was the only casting change, (DWMS Summer 1994, TCH 1) despite the fact that Cranfield is listed as playing the part in the BBC production paperwork for both versions of the first Doctor Who television story. Either these sources are mistaken or Rawlings played the part in one of the unused versions.
Cranfield, therefore, has the unique distinction of being the very first actor to appear on broadcasted Doctor Who; he later went on to appear in more than a half-dozen other Doctor Who stories into the 1970s.
A character in the 2013 novel, Shroud of Sorrow, is named Reg Cranfield. In the book, Cranfield is featured patrolling along Totter's Lane as the actor did on TV.
Doctor Who roles
- An Unearthly Child - Policeman (DWMS Summer 1994)
- The Massacre - Passer-by (DWM 233)
- The Gunfighters - Tombstone resident (DWM 221)
- The Underwater Menace - Priest & Man in market (DWM 209)
- The Invasion - Extra (DWM 189)
- Doctor Who and the Silurians - UNIT soldier (DWM 222)
- The Mutants - Solonian (DWM 230)
- The Green Death - Villager (DWM 320)
- The Deadly Assassin - Time Lord (DWM 187)
