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| rdfs:comment | - Graham Walker was an editor for most of the last half of the first series of BBC Wales Doctor Who.
- Graham Walker (17th May 1945 - 2nd June 2013) appeared on Coronation Street in May 2011 as Blackpool hotel proprietor Mike Leeman, in whose establishment Steve McDonald and Tracy and Amy Barlow stayed for the night. He started his career in show business as a double act with Robin Colvill, performing comic songs and impressions, and in 1962 formed The Grumbleweeds, which later became a five-piece. His other credits include roles in Red Riding: In the Year of Our Lord 1974, Max & Paddy's Road to Nowhere, and Heartbeat.
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| abstract | - Graham Walker was an editor for most of the last half of the first series of BBC Wales Doctor Who.
- Graham Walker (17th May 1945 - 2nd June 2013) appeared on Coronation Street in May 2011 as Blackpool hotel proprietor Mike Leeman, in whose establishment Steve McDonald and Tracy and Amy Barlow stayed for the night. He started his career in show business as a double act with Robin Colvill, performing comic songs and impressions, and in 1962 formed The Grumbleweeds, which later became a five-piece. His other credits include roles in Red Riding: In the Year of Our Lord 1974, Max & Paddy's Road to Nowhere, and Heartbeat.
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