Terry Scully, Hugh Walters [Career History]

Career History - Terry Scully
Above: Terry Scully as Groff in Blake's Seven and Fewsham in Doctor Who.
Terry Scully is no longer acting but took several TV and film roles between the 60s and the early 80s. They included: Blake's Seven - Dawn of the Gods (Groff) 1980 The Asphyx (Pauper) 1973 Goodbye Gemini (Nigel Garfield) 1970 Doctor Who - The Seeds of Death (Fewsham) 1969 Night After Night After Night (Carter) 1969 The Projected Man (Steve) 1967 Captain Clegg (Sailor Dick Tate) 1962 An Age of Kings (Henry VI) 1960
Career History - Hugh Walters
Hugh Walters today. Photo © Peter Hall
Hugh Walters has had a very successful TV career. His many roles have included: Pas De Trois (Vicar) 2000 Cor Blimey! (Charles Hawtrey) 2000 Heartbeat (Arthur Sykes) 1999 and 2000 Firelight (Dr. Geddes) 1997 The Innocent Sleep (Lewis) 1996 Frank Stubbs Promotes (Nicely) 1994 Boon (Mervyn) 1992 Framed (Jeffrey Archer) 1992 Lovejoy (Mr. Dean) 1992 She-Wolf of London (Snork) 1991 Rumpole of the Bailey (Harold) 1987 Doctor Who - Revelation of the Daleks (Vogel) 1984 Miss Marple - The Body in the Library (Mr. Prescott) 1984 Nineteen Eighty Four (Artsem Lecturer) 1984 Flickers (Captain Sandbeck) 1981 Doctor Who - The Deadly Assassin (Runcible) 1976 The Train Now Standing (Peter Pringle) 1972 Jason King (Bernard) 1972 On The Buses (Bill) 1971 Doctor at Large (Mr. Manderson) 1971 Having A Wild Weekend (Grey) 1965 Doctor Who - The Chase (William Shakespeare) 1965
Below: Hugh Walters in Doctor Who as Runcible (The Deadly Assassin) and Vogel (Revelation of the Daleks).
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