William Russell(1924-2024)

Schauspieler

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William Russell wurde am 19 November 1924 in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, England, UK geboren. Er war Schauspieler, bekannt für Gesprengte Ketten (1963), Superman - Der Film (1978) und Harriet's Back in Town (1972). Er war mit Dr. Etheline Margareth Lewis und Balbina M. Gutierrez verheiratet. Er starb am 3 Juni 2024 in UK.

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Bekannt für

Gesprengte Ketten

8,2

Sorren

1963

Superman - Der Film

7,4

8th Elder

1978

Harriet's Back in Town

7,3

Fernsehserie

Tom Preston

St. Ives

Fernsehserie

St. Ives

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Besetzung

Doctor Who
8,5
Fernsehserie
- Ian Chesterton
- 2022
Medida Provisória
6,6
- 2020
Susan's War
Podcast-Serie
- Ian Chesterton (Synchronisation)
- 2020
Doctor Who: The Early Adventures
9,1
Podcast-Serie
- Ian Chesterton
- The Doctor
- Narrator (Synchronisation)
- 2014–2016
The Visit
7,8
Kurzfilm
- Hospital Patient
- 2016
Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles
8,0
Podcast-Serie
- Ian Chesterton
- Narrator (Synchronisation)
- 2009–2014
Ein Abenteuer in Raum und Zeit
8,2
Fernsehfilm
- Harry - Security Guard
- 2013
Doctor Who: The Light at the End
7,1
Podcast-Serie
- The First Doctor
- Ian Chesterton (Synchronisation)
- 2013
Doctor Who: The Lost Stories
7,9
Podcast-Serie
- Ian Chesterton (Synchronisation)
- 2010–2013
Doctor Who: Target Novelisation Audiobooks
Podcast-Serie
- Narrator (Synchronisation)
- 2005–2012
Doctor Who: The Five Companions
Podcast-Serie
- Ian Chesterton (Synchronisation)
- 2011
Doctor Who: Short Trips
7,8
Podcast-Serie
- Narrator (Synchronisation)
- 2010–2011
Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut
7,6
- 8th Elder (Synchronisation, Nicht genannt)
- 2006
Agatha Christie's Poirot
8,6
Fernsehserie
- Lanscombe
- 2006
Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures
7,8
Podcast-Serie
- Lord Carlisle (Synchronisation)
- 2005

Wissenswertes
After he left Doctor Who, he was replaced by Peter Purves in the "male companion" role.

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Acting was something I enjoyed doing as a young boy. I found myself drawn towards it. I kept it up when was in the Air Force and organised entertainments for other people. Then, after I left university, I went into rep and continued from there. I think I was rather typecast at first as the dashing young lieutenant or RAF officer, who always seemed to get killed.