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Eventually, Mark Strickson emigrated to [[Australia]] where he studied [[zoology]] at university. He now lives in {{w|Dunedin}}, [[New Zealand]]. He has also directed a few wildlife programmes with people such as the late {{w|Steve Irwin}}. | Eventually, Mark Strickson emigrated to [[Australia]] where he studied [[zoology]] at university. He now lives in {{w|Dunedin}}, [[New Zealand]]. He has also directed a few wildlife programmes with people such as the late {{w|Steve Irwin}}. | ||
He was at one time married to [[Julie Brennon]], who appeared on ''Doctor Who'' in 1987. | He was at one time married to [[Julie Brennon]], who appeared on ''Doctor Who'' in 1987. He has a son named Tom. | ||
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Revision as of 12:50, 20 May 2017
Mark Strickson (born on 6 April 1959[1] in Stratford-upon-Avon) played Vislor Turlough on Doctor Who from Mawdryn Undead to Planet of Fire. He made a cameo appearance as Turlough in The Caves of Androzani and has reprised the role for some of the Big Finish Productions audio dramas together with Peter Davison. He also played the prosecutor in the Doctor Who spoof mockumentary "Lust in Space."
Strickson studied drama at RADA in London. Prior to his role as Turlough, he had appeared in several episodes of Angels. After he left Doctor Who, he appeared in other roles, including the young Ebenezer Scrooge in a 1984 American television adaptation of A Christmas Carol starring George C. Scott.
Eventually, Mark Strickson emigrated to Australia where he studied zoology at university. He now lives in Dunedin, New Zealand. He has also directed a few wildlife programmes with people such as the late Steve Irwin.
He was at one time married to Julie Brennon, who appeared on Doctor Who in 1987. He has a son named Tom.
