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Outside of ''Doctor Who'', he is probably best known for playing [[Wikipedia:General Maximilian Veers|General Maximilian Veers]] in ''[[Star Wars]]'' and Walter Donovan in ''Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade''. | Outside of ''Doctor Who'', he is probably best known for playing [[Wikipedia:General Maximilian Veers|General Maximilian Veers]] in ''[[Star Wars]]'' and Walter Donovan in ''Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade''. | ||
Glover once confided to interviewer [[Gary Russell]] that [[William Hartnell]] wasn't "much fun to work with" but that he very much enjoyed the company of [[William Russell]] and [[Jacqueline Hill]]. He also volunteered that he would've "loved to have been Doctor Who". ([[BBC DVD]]: ''[[Lost in Time]]'') | Glover once confided to interviewer [[Gary Russell]] that [[William Hartnell]] wasn't "much fun to work with" but that he very much enjoyed the company of [[William Russell]] and [[Jacqueline Hill]]. He called [[Maureen O'Brien]] "one of the most enchanting women that has ever lived and breathed". He also volunteered that he would've "loved to have been Doctor Who". ([[BBC DVD]]: ''[[Lost in Time]]'') | ||
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[[Category:Doctor Who guest actors|Glover]] | [[Category:Doctor Who guest actors|Glover]] | ||
[[Category:Doctor Who actors who appeared in Star Wars|Glover]] | [[Category:Doctor Who actors who appeared in Star Wars|Glover]] | ||
Revision as of 08:01, 25 April 2009
Julian Glover (born 27th March 1935) played Richard the Lionheart in The Crusade and Scaroth in City of Death.
Outside of Doctor Who, he is probably best known for playing General Maximilian Veers in Star Wars and Walter Donovan in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
Glover once confided to interviewer Gary Russell that William Hartnell wasn't "much fun to work with" but that he very much enjoyed the company of William Russell and Jacqueline Hill. He called Maureen O'Brien "one of the most enchanting women that has ever lived and breathed". He also volunteered that he would've "loved to have been Doctor Who". (BBC DVD: Lost in Time)
