Mark (disambiguation)

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Mark is a first name common to many individuals. As a surname it is often styled in the plural, as with Marks.

For ease of use, this list has been highly sectionalised, then alphabetised by last name.

In-universe

As only name

• Mark (TV: Invasion of the Dinosaurs)
• Mark (TV: Day of the Daleks)
• Mark of Jerusalem (PROSE: Byzantium!)
• Mark (PROSE: Still Lives)
• Mark (PROSE: Have You Seen This Man?)
• Mark (TV: The Lodger)

As first name

• Mark Brisco (TV: They Keep Killing Suzie)
• Mark Chambers (TV: Silence in the Library)
• Mark Goodson (TV: Small Worlds)
• Mark Grantham (TV: Warriors of Kudlak)
• Mark Gregory (TV: The Invasion)
• Mark Lynch (TV: Combat)
• Mark Seven, also referred to as Mark 7 (The Destroyers (unproduced spin-off) and AUDIO: The Destroyers)
• Mark Whitaker (PROSE: Touched by an Angel)

As surname

• Oliver Marks (PROSE: The Glamour Chase)

Other uses

• Mark (currency)

Behind the scenes

Actors

As first name

Regular

• Mark Strickson, who played the Fifth Doctor's companion, Vislor Turlough.

Guest

• Mark Monero, who played Pedro in TV: The Time of Angels and Flesh and Stone.

Featured

• Mark Aiken, who played Joseph Serf in TV: The Man Who Never Was.
• Mark Benton, who played Clive Finch in in TV: Rose.
• Mark Bonnar, who played played Jimmy and his ganger doppelgänger in TV: The Rebel Flesh/The Almost People.
• Mark Conrad, who Petrossian in TV: The Curse of Fenric.
• Mark Dexter, who portrayed Charlotte Lux's hologram father in TV: Silence in the Library and Forest of the Dead.
• Mark Ebulue, who played a guard in TV: Time Heist
• Mark Eden, who played Marco Polo in TV: Marco Polo.
• Mark Gatiss, who played Richard Lazarus in TV: The Lazarus Experiment and several smaller parts.
• Mark Greenstreet, who played Ikona in the Doctor Who serial Time and the Rani.
• Mark Griffin, who portrayed Phil in TV: The Impossible Astronaut.
• Mark Heath, who played Ralph in TV: The Moonbase.
• Mark Jones, who played Arnold Keeler in TV: The Seeds of Doom.
• Mark Lewis Jones, who played John Ellis in TV: Out of Time.
• Mark Ross, who played Ingmar Knopf in TV: The Daleks' Master Plan.
• Mark Sheppard, who played Canton Everett Delaware III in TV: The Impossible Astronaut and Day of the Moon.
• Mark Springer, who played Christian in The Time of Angels.
• Mark Trotman, who played Daniel Hinton in HOMEVID: Downtime and voiced Miles Napton in AUDIO: Whispers of Terror.

Monster specialists

• Mark Goldthorp, who played Androvax in TV: Prisoner of the Judoon and The Vault of Secrets.
• Mark Hardy, who played the Cyber-Lieutenant in the Doctor Who serials TV: Earthshock, The Five Doctors and Silver Nemesis.

Extra

• Mark Blackwell Baker, who played a Robot in TV: The Robots of Death.
• Mark Carroll, who played a Sniper in The Happiness Patrol.
• Mark Cooper, who played a Robot in TV: The Robots of Death.
• Mark Fletcher, who played a Crew Member in TV: Earthshock.
• Mark Heal, who played a security guard in TV: Everything Changes.
• Mark Hodson, who played an interviewer in the K9 episode Oroborus.
• Mark Killeen, who played a German Officer in TV: Let's Kill Hitler.
• Mark Straker, who played a Trooper in TV: Earthshock.

Vocal

• Mark Donovan, an actor for Big Finish Productions and BBV Productions.
• Mark McDonnell, who voiced Alby Brook in the Dalek Empire audio series for Big Finish Productions.
• Mark Trotman, who played Daniel Hinton in HOMEVID: Downtime and voiced Miles Napton in AUDIO: Whispers of Terror.
• Mark Williams, who voiced Maxwell Edison in the Big Finish Productions audio drama The Eternal Summer.

As surname

• Sam Marks, who played Wiggins in TV: The Shakespeare Code.

Production

Television

Cameramen

• Mark Isaac, a focus puller for Doctor Who.

Directors

• Mark DeFriest, a director of several episodes of K9.
• Mark Everest, a director of TV: Adrift.
• Mark Waters, the most dominant director of photography on the first two series of Torchwood, for which his series 1 work received a Welsh BAFTA.

Lighting

• Mark Hutchings, the principal gaffer for the BBC Wales version of Doctor Who.

Producers

• Mark Blythe, a Co-Executive producer for K9.

Sound design, effects, music

• Mark Ayres, a composer on Doctor Who, most famous for remastering soundtracks for DVD release and for the BBC's CD release of missing stories with Doctor Who Restoration Team.
• Mark Chambers (counter tenor), the counter tenor on the soundtrack of TV: The End of Time.
• Mark Ferda, a dubbing mixer for The Sarah Jane Adventures.

Visual effects

• Mark Wallman was a 3D artist for Series 1 of the revived Doctor Who series.

Writers

• Mark Gatiss, a writer of various Doctor Who stories in several media
• Foster Marks, an author of the Short Trips story Penny Wise, Pound Foolish.
• Glenn Marks, a stunt co-ordinator for Doctor Who.
• Louis Marks, a writer of Doctor Who stories.

Other

• Mark Bright, an on-line editor for Doctor Who, Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures.
• Mark Cordory, a props maker for series 3 of the revived Doctor Who series.
• Mark Hill,a construction workshop manager for Doctor Who.
• Mark Strainge, a production accountant for The Sarah Jane Adventures.

Other media

Prose

• Mark Michalowski, a writer who has written several Doctor Who and Bernice Summerfield novels and short stories.
• Mark Morris, a prose author of Doctor Who and Torchwood fiction.
• Mark Clapham, an author of Doctor Who novels and short stories.

Comics

• Mark Farmer, an inker who worked with Lee Sullivan on the Doctor Who Magazine comic strips Darkness Falling, Distractions and The Mark of Mandragora.
• Mark Irvine, a producer for Doctor Who Classic Comics, and later the Head of Production for Doctor Who Insider.

Audio

• Mark Duncan, the writer of AUDIO: The Search.
• Mark Magrs, the writer of PROSE: Christmas Every Day? and AUDIO: The Panda Invasion.
• Mark Stevens, a writer of several stories for Big Finish Productions' range of Doctor Who Short Trips and Bernice Summerfield short stories.
• Mark Wright, a writer for Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories.

Print

• Mark Chadbourn, who wrote the Telos Publishing Telos Doctor Who novella Wonderland.
• Mark Harris, who wrote The Doctor Who Technical Manual and Build the TARDIS.
• Mark Stammers, the author of several Doctor Who reference books.
• Mark Wyman, a writer for Doctor Who Magazine for a number of issues.

Online

• Mark B. Oliver, a writer of several Doctor Who stories which were published on the BBC Website.