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Fan Casting Roy Skelton as Voices of Daleks/ Cybermen/ice warriors. in Doctor who: lost in the dark dimension (1993)

harrybray made this fan casting suggestion on September 18, 2023. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Roy Skelton as Voices of Daleks/ Cybermen/ice warriors. in Doctor who: lost in the dark dimension (1993)

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Roy Skelton was an English voice artist, he was Born in Nottingham and is best known for his roles as Zippy and George on Rainbow (characters which he performed unit his death in 2011), and severa...
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Roy Skelton

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Voices of Daleks/ Cybermen/ice warriors.

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Doctor who: lost in the dark dimension (1993)

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Doctor who: lost in the dark dimension (1993)

Doctor who: lost in the dark dimension (1993)

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In an adaptation of Adrian Rigelsford’s 1993 idea, an alien entity possesses UK prime ministerial hopeful Oliver Hawkspur and uses him to attempt to destroy the doctor. A 90 minute special.
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Roy Skelton is known for his roles in Doctor Who: The Curse of Fatal Death and Peter Kay's Animated All Star Band: The Official BBC Children in Need Medley. He has been suggested by fans for 22 roles on myCast, including Daleks in Dr.Who and The Daleks (1977). Similar actors include Brian Miller, Peter Hawkins, and Michael Wisher. Roy Skelton was suggested to play Voices of Daleks/ Cybermen/ice warriors. in Doctor who: lost in the dark dimension (1993) by harrybray. Doctor who: lost in the dark dimension (1993) has 16 roles, including Brigadier Lethbridge Stewart, 4th Doctor, and Writer.

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