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|actor = Nicholas McArdle | |||
|actor = | }}'''Leonard de Vries''' was the leader of the [[Druid]]s who worshipped [[Cessair of Diplos|the Cailleach]]. | ||
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==Biography== | == Biography == | ||
De Vries lived at [[Boscombe Hall]] in [[1978]]. | |||
De Vries and [[ | He knocked out the [[Fourth Doctor]] when he visited the Hall. De Vries and the Druids prepared him to be [[sacrifice]]d, but they were forced to flee when Professor [[Amelia Rumford]] arrived. | ||
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Afterwards, [[Cessair of Diplos]] sent an [[Ogri]] to the Hall, which killed de Vries and his friend [[Martha (The Stones of Blood)|Martha]]. The Doctor and Rumford later discovered the bodies. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Stones of Blood (TV story)|The Stones of Blood]]'') | |||
== Behind the scenes == | |||
* De Vries's first name is changed to Anton for [[David Fisher]]'s [[The Stones of Blood (audio story)|audiobook]] and the 2022 novelisation. | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:31, 21 March 2023
Leonard de Vries was the leader of the Druids who worshipped the Cailleach.
Biography[[edit] | [edit source]]
De Vries lived at Boscombe Hall in 1978.
He knocked out the Fourth Doctor when he visited the Hall. De Vries and the Druids prepared him to be sacrificed, but they were forced to flee when Professor Amelia Rumford arrived.
Afterwards, Cessair of Diplos sent an Ogri to the Hall, which killed de Vries and his friend Martha. The Doctor and Rumford later discovered the bodies. (TV: The Stones of Blood)
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- De Vries's first name is changed to Anton for David Fisher's audiobook and the 2022 novelisation.
