Christopher (disambiguation)
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Christopher (disambiguation), which is a short form for both Christian and Christohper, has several meanings pertinent to the Doctor Who universe and the real world. They are listed below in alphabetical order by surname. If no surname is available, alphabetization occurs by the disambiguation term — that is, the bit between the parentheses in a title like Waitress (Random Shoes).
In-universe
As only name
As first name
- Christopher Rice (RP: Downtime)
- Christopher Sheldon (PDA: Grave Matter)
- Christopher Whyte (PDA: The Roundheads)
As Real World Individuals
- Christopher Columbus
- Christopher Isherwood (TW: Reset)
- Christopher Marlowe (MA: The Empire of Glass)
Behind the scenes
Actors
As first name
Regular
- Christopher Eccleston, who played the Ninth Doctor.
Guest
- Christopher Neame, who played Skagra in DW: Shada.
- Christopher Ryan, who played Lord Kiv in DW: Mindwarp, General Staal in DW: The Sontaran Stratagem and The Poison Sky and Commander Stark in DW: The Pandorica Opens.
Featured
- Christopher Coll, who played Phipps in DW: The Seeds of Death and Stubbs in DW: The Mutants.
- Christopher Brown, who played Marriner in DW: Enlightenment.
- Christopher Burgess, who played several roles Doctor Who serials Swann in DW: The Enemy of the World.
- Christopher Greene, who played the young Tom Flanagan in TW: Ghost Machine.
- Christopher Guard, who played Bellboy in the Doctor Who serial The Greatest Show in the Galaxy.
- Christopher Master, who played Libri in DW: The Ark in Space.
- Christopher Obi, who played a security guard George in DW: Closing Time.
- Christopher Owen, who played the Earthling in the Doctor Who serial Meglos.
- Christopher Pizzey, who played Eddie Smith (Sarah Jane Smith's father) in The Sarah Jane Adventures.
- Christopher Tranchell, who played several roles Doctor Who serials including Roger Colbert in The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve.
- Christopher Villiers, who played Hugh Fitzwilliam in DW: The King's Demons and voiced Cacothis in Absolution.
Monter Specialists
- Christopher Gable, who played Sharaz Jek in The Caves of Androzani.
- Christopher Robbie, who played the Karkus in DW: The Mind Robber and the Cyber-Leader in DW: Revenge of the Cybermen
Extra
- Christopher Christou, who played a Guard in DW: The Invasion of Time.
- Christopher Denham, who played the Second Assistant in the Doctor Who serial The Savages.
- Christopher Dunham, who played the R/T Technician in the Doctor Who serial The Tenth Planet.
- Christopher Elson, who played the young Ed Morgan in TW: Ghost Machine.
- Christopher Good, who played Morgan in Doctor Who story The Beast Below.
- Christopher Hurst, who played a security guard in the Doctor Who serial Logopolis.
- Christopher Llewellyn, who played Stuart Hoskins in the Doctor Who serial Father's Day.
- Christopher Matthews, who played the Radar Technician in the Doctor Who serial The Tenth Planet.
- Christopher Saul, who played a Trooper in The Awakening.
- Christopher Wenner, a Blue Peter presenter who played the uncredited role of "Second Trooper" in the Doctor Who serial The Awakening.
- Christopher Whittingham, who played a Crew Member in the Doctor Who serial Earthshock.
Vocal
- Christopher Blake, who voiced Professor Ptolem in BFA: The Mutant Phase.
- Christopher Biggins, who played Banto Zame in BFA: The One Doctor
- Christopher Scott, who voiced Shaun Brett in The Land of the Dead and David Isherwood in Real Time.
- Christopher Webber, who voiced Harding Wellman in BFA: Winter for the Adept.
As surname
- Adrian Christopher, who played Private Moriarty in TW: Day One.
Production
Television
Directors
- Christopher Barry, the director of a number of Doctor Who serials.
Film Editors
Writers
- Christopher Bailey, writer of DW: Kinda and DW: Snakedance
- Christopher H. Bidmead, writer and Script Editor.
