David Graham, the Voice of Thunderbirds and Daleks, Dies at 91
David Graham, the iconic voice actor known for his roles in "Thunderbirds," "The Daleks," and "Doctor Who," has sadly passed away at the age of 91. His passing marks the end of an era for fans of British science fiction, leaving a void in the world of voice acting.
A Legendary Voice: From Thunderbirds to Daleks
Graham's distinctive voice resonated across multiple generations. His most famous role was that of Brains, the brilliant engineer and leader of the Tracy family in the beloved children's series "Thunderbirds." He also provided the voice of The Brains' father, Jeff Tracy, the founder of International Rescue.
Beyond Thunderbirds, Graham's voice was a mainstay in British television. He provided the chilling, metallic voice of The Daleks in the early seasons of "Doctor Who." He also lent his voice to other iconic characters, including The Cybermen and The Master in the iconic sci-fi series.
A Career Spanning Decades
Graham's voice acting career spanned over five decades. He worked on numerous television series, including "The Avengers," "The Prisoner," "Space: 1999," "The Tomorrow People," "The Tripods," and "The Adventures of Black Beauty." He also appeared in numerous radio productions, including "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," and "The Lord of the Rings."
A Legacy of Voice Acting
David Graham's legacy lives on through his iconic characters. He brought a unique blend of intelligence, wit, and authority to his roles, captivating audiences of all ages. His voice will forever be synonymous with the golden age of British science fiction.
Remembering a True Icon
The passing of David Graham is a profound loss for the world of voice acting. His contribution to British television, film, and radio will be forever cherished. He will be remembered as a true icon, whose voice continues to inspire and entertain generations of fans.
Rest in peace, David Graham.
