#Sonny Caldinez

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12 aprile … ricordiamo …

12 aprile … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

2022: Gilbert Gottfried, Gilbert Jeremy Gottfried, comico e attore statunitense. Ha sposato la produttrice Dara Kravitz e hanno avuto due figli. (n.1955) 2022: Sonny Caldinez, attore trinidadiano.  (n.1932) 2021: André Maranne, nome d’arte di André Gaston Maillol, attore francese naturalizzato britannico. (n. 1926) 2017: Michèle Rosier, Michèle Lazareff Rosier, è stata una giornalista e stilista…

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Please just watch this interview? video in which Colin Baker appreciates Patrick Troughton’s Doctor.

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3o244x

also the second half of the video is with Sonny Caldinez who played Kemel in Evil of the Daleks

[cleowho]

“You will tell me!”

I love Sarah’s wordlessly defiant shake of her head.

The Monster of Peladon - season 11 - 1974

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Doctor Who: Remembering Those We Lost in 2022

#DoctorWho: Remembering Those We Lost in 2022

Christmas and New Year can be a sobering time — yes, it’s a celebration, bringing light to the darkness but the dark is still there, and we often turn our thoughts to those who have left us. Toby Hadoke has done a wonderful job revisiting the past 12 months and creating a memoriam, featuring the Doctor Who related people who have passed away in 2022. It’s sad to note that these deaths range…

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Two New ‘The Doctors: Behind The Scenes’ DVDs To Be Released

Doctor Who fans! Two new ‘The Doctors: Behind The Scenes’ DVDs featuring Patrick Troughton & Jon Pertwee to be released 7th Feb & 4th April. Get all the info here #DoctorWho @BriggsNicholas @timetravel_tv

These sets offer the definitive interviews with the production team who brought Doctor Who to life and sent you “behind the sofa”! The Doctors: The Pat Troughton Years Behind The Scenes Vol. 1 brings together six in-depth documentaries with the team who brought the Pat Troughton era of the show to life: Shaun Sutton (Head of Drama), Victor Pemberton (Script Editor) and Derrick Sherwin (Script…

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Radio Free Skaro #848 - There Should Have Been Another Way

Radio Free Skaro #848 - There Should Have Been Another Way - Our review of #DoctorWho "Legend of the Sea Devils"? Was it sea worthy? Or should it be scuttled and consigned to the briny deep?

http://traffic.libsyn.com/freyburg/rfs848.mp3 Download MP3 It’s a live episode of Doctor Who and a livestream of Radio Free Skaro as the Three Who Rule don their flippers and talk in low whispers about “Legend of the Sea Devils”, a veritable gumbo of Thasmin, piracy and pieced together but somewhat enjoyable nonsense. But hey, how about that densely packed next time trailer that you’ll have to…

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Preview: Doctor Who - The Evil of the Daleks (Bluray)

Preview: Doctor Who – The Evil of the Daleks (Bluray)

Patrick Troughton stars in this recreation of a lost classic from 1967. The TARDIS has been stolen. Marooned on Earth in the year 1966, the Doctor and Jamie set out to find the missing time-machine. Their investigations bring them to a mysterious London antiques shop, where all the antiques all seem to be brand new. Kidnapped by the antique shop’s owner, the Doctor is then brought face to face…

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‘we see now that kemel is no slave’ coolio now give him some lines, quick, before they junk the epis--

in all seriousness, what a loss. I know this is just the beginning of it, but ‘67 had quite the habit of introducing side characters of color that were frankly really consistently interesting but unfortunately just as consistently killed off, and typically marginalized onscreen before they died too. but even bearing that pattern in mind, it’s hard not to be especially upset about Kemel, who’s around for so much of the story, whose help allows our main characters not only to rescue the new companion in this serial, but also do to so in a collaborative effort that specifically highlights the best of humanity, and who’s already an important person with an existing relationship to said new companion, who’ll go on to become a series regular that never quite gets over her father’s death, which happened at virtually the same time as she was witnessing Kemel’s.

Like, it was all right there! We were even in Victorian England, and he was working for the evil rich guy - it’s not as if he couldn’t’ve been believably stoic and kind of quiet in that context without having to’ve been literally mute, with no lines at all! And then to have all his episodes lost on top of that! And if you listen to any interview with Sonny Caldinez, it’s immediately very clear just how much thought & consideration he put into his work, and wasn’t afraid to speak up on set about how scenes he was involved in were played - so even though he mostly did stunt/monster/extra work on Doctor Who, I’m sure his Kemel was played as much more than a blank-faced background character - which in no way rectifies the pointless lack of dialogue, but absolutely makes it that much more depressing that such a character was relegated solely to visuals, and that those visuals no longer exist.

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Wholesome post.

Picture: Sonny Caldinez being interviewed.

Caldinez: After filming with on Pertwee, we became really, really friendly. And we reached so far as to say that one day, I was in the West End walking down the road. Jon was coming roung in his car, saw me on the pavement walking down the road. He stopped the car in the centre of the road, jumpd out of the car, run across the pavement, and hugged me up and lifted me off the ground. I wondered, “Who the hell is this?” When I turned, it was Jon.

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THE DOCTORS: THE JON PERTWEE YEARS – BEHIND THE SCENES Vol. 2 - PRE-ORDER NOW!

This is the definitive set of interviews with the production team who brought DOCTOR WHO to life and sent you “behind the sofa”!

These six documentaries are the best in-depth interviews with BOB BAKER & DAVE MARTIN (Writers), ROBERT SLOMAN (Writer), LOUIS Marks (Writer), TIM COMBE (Director) and DUDLEY SIMPSON (Composer) ever undertaken! Plus special productions featuring actors SONNY CALDINEZ, SHIRLEY COOKLIN, PRENTIS HANCOCK and DAVID SPENSER!

Presented by “voice of the Daleks” NICHOLAS BRIGGS.

For all DOCTOR Who fans, this special collector’s edition is over 5 hours of pure nostalgia, which will give you a whole new insight into the making of your favourite science fiction series! 

OUT 4TH APRIL 2022

Pre-order now from: www.timetraveltv.com

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12 aprile … ricordiamo …

12 aprile … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

2022: Gilbert Gottfried, Gilbert Jeremy Gottfried, comico e attore statunitense. All’età di quindici anni, Gottfried cominciò a fare il comico stand-up a New York e, dopo pochi anni, divenne piuttosto noto. Nel 1980 il popolare programma Saturday Night Live venne riorganizzato con un nuovo staff e nuovi comici; i produttori avevano notato Gottfried e lo assunsero come membro regolare del cast.…

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From the very first story - Derek Newark as Za and then Greg Sutton in Inferno

The great Kevin Stoney as Mavic Chen and Tobias Vaughan

Terry Molloy as Davros and Russell

John Leeson as K9 and Dugeen

Stephen Thorne

Sonny Caldinez was Kemel and then returned as several Ice Warriors

John Levene, famously Sgt Benton, was often under monster costumes during the sixties

Donald Gee was Major Warne in The Space Pirates and Eckersley in Monster of Peladon

David Troughton (Patrick’s son) was Moor in The War Games and King Peladon in Curse of Peladon

Pamela Salem was Toos in Robots of Death and Rachel in Remembrance of the Daleks (along with one of the voices of Xoanan in Face of Evil)

Bernard Horsfall was a Time Lord in The War Games (Goth in Deadly Assassin - it’s not clear if it’s the same character); Gulliver in The Mind Robber and Taron in Planet of the Daleks

Bernard Archard was Marcus Scarman and Bragan

Michael Sheard played six different roles: Laurence Scarman, the headmaster of Coal Hill School, Lowe, Dr Summers, Rhos and Mergrave

Prentis Hancock was Vaber and Salamar (and had a couple of minor parts in Spearhead from Space and The Ribos Operation)

Gabriel Woolf was Sutekh and the Beast (one of the few actors to bridge old and new series)

Philip Madoc played the War Lord and Solon

Paul Whitsun-Jones was the Marshall of Solos and Edwards

There’s at least half a dozen more...

The greatest thing about doctor who is that they cast the same actors again and again and most of the time they do not even explain it. And when they do they find a really weird explanation. I mean…

Mark Gatiss in Twice upon a time:

The Lazarus Experiment

the wedding of River Song:

Freema Agyeman in Doomsday:

as Martha Jones

Eve Myler in the uniquiet dead:

as Gwen Cooper in Torchwood

Vinette Robinson as Rosa Parks:

in 42

Karen Gillan in the fires of Pompeii

as Amy Pond

David Bradley in Dinosaurs on a spaceship

as William Hartnell in An Adventure in Space and Time

as the first doctor (now for real)

and the master of them all: Peter Capaldi in  the fires of Pompeii

in Torchwood

and then of course as the 12th doctor

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“I thought you knew the way.”

The Seeds of Death - season 06 - 1969

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Kra - The Man with the Golden Gun (1974)

Kra is hit over the head with a spanner by Mary Goodnight, causing him to fall off a platform into a vat of liquid helium, freezing him instantly.

[cleowho]

“What was that?!”

The Curse of Peladon - season 09 - 1972

[cleowho]

“Oh look, we could hide in here.”

The Seeds of Death - season 06 - 1969