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| rdfs:label | - Barry Letts
- Barry Letts
- Barry Letts
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| rdfs:comment | - For years before entering the producing field and being put in charge of Doctor Who, Letts worked as a film and TV actor. His earliest credit listed in the Internet Movie Database is a 1943 film called San Demetrio London. He appeared in numerous UK TV series, including, The Black Arrow, Z-Cars and Softly, Softly. A foreshadowing of his later career occurred when he guest-starred on two series created by Sydney Newman — Police Surgeon and The Avengers. Newman would later create Doctor Who.
- Barry Letts (26 mars 1925 - 9 octobre 2009) a été auteur, réalisateur et producteur pour Doctor Who. Il est surtout connu pour avoir été producteur à l'époque où le Docteur était joué par Jon Pertwee.
- Had lots of influence over Who for a number of years and had a hand in casting a lot of favourites such as Pertwurst, Jo Grant, Sarah Jane Smith and Tom Baker.
- Barry Letts (1925 - 2009) war ein britischer Regisseur, Drehbuchautor und Produzent. In allen drei Eigenschaften wurde er für die Serie Doctor Who tätig:
* The Enemy of the World
* Inferno (uncredited, episodes 3-7)
* Terror of the Autons
* Carnival of Monsters
* Planet of the Spiders
* The Android Invasion Als Drebuchautor (immer zusammen mit Robert Sloman)
* The Dæmons (beide unter dem Pseudonym Guy Leopold)
* The Time Monster
* The Green Death
* Planet of the Spiders
- Barry Letts (26th March 1925 to 9th October 2009) was the last adult actor cast in an episode of Coronation Street prior to the Equity actors' strike of 1961 to 1962. He appeared as Mr. Wentworth, Ken Barlow's first boss in his working career in two episodes broadcast in October and November 1961, recorded just prior to the start of the strike on 1st November. His sister, Pauline Letts and son, Crispin Letts, have also appeared in Coronation Street.
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| Clip | - Exclusive First Look - A great working relationship - Doctor Who The Deamons - BBC
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| ImageCaption | - "So then Jon says to Roger 'Go ahead, take that job in Turkey, I happen to know a great car service'..."
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| abstract | - For years before entering the producing field and being put in charge of Doctor Who, Letts worked as a film and TV actor. His earliest credit listed in the Internet Movie Database is a 1943 film called San Demetrio London. He appeared in numerous UK TV series, including, The Black Arrow, Z-Cars and Softly, Softly. A foreshadowing of his later career occurred when he guest-starred on two series created by Sydney Newman — Police Surgeon and The Avengers. Newman would later create Doctor Who.
- Barry Letts (26th March 1925 to 9th October 2009) was the last adult actor cast in an episode of Coronation Street prior to the Equity actors' strike of 1961 to 1962. He appeared as Mr. Wentworth, Ken Barlow's first boss in his working career in two episodes broadcast in October and November 1961, recorded just prior to the start of the strike on 1st November. Born in Leicester, his first job after leaving school was as an assistant stage manager. Following service in the Royal Navy in the Second World War, he became an actor in repertory theatre, graduating to roles in films and television in the 1940s and 1950s in productions such as Scott of the Antarctic, The Cruel Sea, Reach for the Sky, The Silver Sword, Maigret, The Avengers, The Man in Room 17 (also for Granada), several episodes of Z Cars and Public Eye. In 1967 he had a career change when he became a television director, working on The Newcomers and Doctor Who and it was the latter programme more than any other with which his name became associated when he became its producer in 1969, staying in that role until 1975 during the tenure of Jon Pertwee and the start of Tom Baker's time in the role (Letts was himself responsible for casting the unknown Baker in the part). In the late 1970s he became producer of the BBC's Sunday evening series of classic serial adaptations. Following his retirement from the BBC in 1985, he continued to write and direct for, among others, Brookside and a short series of radio productions of Doctor Who. His sister, Pauline Letts and son, Crispin Letts, have also appeared in Coronation Street.
- Barry Letts (26 mars 1925 - 9 octobre 2009) a été auteur, réalisateur et producteur pour Doctor Who. Il est surtout connu pour avoir été producteur à l'époque où le Docteur était joué par Jon Pertwee.
- Had lots of influence over Who for a number of years and had a hand in casting a lot of favourites such as Pertwurst, Jo Grant, Sarah Jane Smith and Tom Baker.
- Barry Letts (1925 - 2009) war ein britischer Regisseur, Drehbuchautor und Produzent. In allen drei Eigenschaften wurde er für die Serie Doctor Who tätig:
* The Enemy of the World
* Inferno (uncredited, episodes 3-7)
* Terror of the Autons
* Carnival of Monsters
* Planet of the Spiders
* The Android Invasion Als Drebuchautor (immer zusammen mit Robert Sloman)
* The Dæmons (beide unter dem Pseudonym Guy Leopold)
* The Time Monster
* The Green Death
* Planet of the Spiders Ab der Episode Doctor Who and the Silurians fungierte er bei 25 Episoden als Produzent der Serie und schrieb 5 Who-Romane sowie zwei Hörspiele.
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