Doctor Who and Thunderbirds Actor David Graham Dies
David Graham, the beloved British actor known for his iconic roles in the iconic British science fiction series Doctor Who and the supermarionation show Thunderbirds, has sadly passed away at the age of 91.
A Voice of Many Characters
Graham's voice was instantly recognizable to generations of British viewers. He was a master of characterization, bringing to life a multitude of memorable roles, including:
- The Doctor's companion, Professor Chronotis: A recurring character in the classic Doctor Who series, Professor Chronotis was known for his eccentric personality and love of time travel.
- The villainous Count Dracula: A chillingly elegant and sinister Dracula, Graham's voice brought an unnerving and captivating presence to the character in the 1980s BBC series.
- The voice of Parker: The dashing, quick-witted, and suave Brains' assistant in Thunderbirds. Graham's delivery gave the character a timeless charm that resonated with viewers.
A Legacy of Entertainment
Graham's talent extended beyond voice acting. He was a prolific stage actor, appearing in numerous theatrical productions throughout his career. He was also a gifted comedian, regularly appearing in television shows and films.
David Graham's passing is a significant loss for the world of entertainment. He was a true icon of his era, and his voice and characters will continue to captivate and entertain generations to come.
In Memoriam: David Graham (1931-2022)
