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'''George Telfer''' is an actor who appeared as [[Graham Winslet]] in the [[Auton Trilogy]] by [[BBV Productions]], and as Captain [[Fitzroy (Bloodtide)|Fitzroy]] in the [[Big Finish Productions]]' audio ''[[Bloodtide (audio story)|Bloodtide]]''. | '''George Telfer''' is an actor who appeared as [[Graham Winslet]] in the [[Auton Trilogy]] by [[BBV Productions]], and as Captain [[Fitzroy (Bloodtide)|Fitzroy]] in the [[Big Finish Productions]]' audio ''[[Bloodtide (audio story)|Bloodtide]]''. | ||
According to ''[[Downtime – The Lost Years of Doctor Who]]'', the part of [[the Foot Doctor]] in ''[[Do You Have a Licence to Save this Planet? (home video)|Do You Have a Licence to Save this Planet?]]'' was initially intended to be played by Telfer, in a Victorian outfit comparable to the [[Eighth Doctor]]'s. In the end, however, [[Sylvester McCoy]] was cast in the part, which was altered to match his comic style and evoke [[Seventh Doctor|his own official Doctor]] instead of the somewhat [[Eighth Doctor]]-like figure that Telfer was intended to embody. | |||
== Video roles == | == Video roles == | ||
* ''[[Auton (home video)|Auton]]'' | * ''[[Auton (home video)|Auton]]'' | ||
* ''[[Auton 2: Sentinel]]'' | * ''[[Auton 2: Sentinel (home video)| Sentinel]]'' | ||
* ''[[Auton 3: Awakening]]'' | * ''[[Auton 3: Awakening (home video)| Awakening]]'' | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 21:24, 14 February 2022
George Telfer is an actor who appeared as Graham Winslet in the Auton Trilogy by BBV Productions, and as Captain Fitzroy in the Big Finish Productions' audio Bloodtide.
According to Downtime – The Lost Years of Doctor Who, the part of the Foot Doctor in Do You Have a Licence to Save this Planet? was initially intended to be played by Telfer, in a Victorian outfit comparable to the Eighth Doctor's. In the end, however, Sylvester McCoy was cast in the part, which was altered to match his comic style and evoke his own official Doctor instead of the somewhat Eighth Doctor-like figure that Telfer was intended to embody.
