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Patrick George Troughton (25 de marzo de 1920-28 de marzo de 1987) fue un actor inglés conocido principalmente por su papel como la segunda encarnación del Doctor de la serie británica de ciencia ficción Doctor Who, el cual interpretó entre 1966 y 1969. Era el padre del actor David Troughton y abuelo del también actor Sam Troughton.
The Grim Reaper: Directed by Matt Carter. With David Troughton, Adam Long, Mark Williams, Sorcha Cusack. Farmer John Tatton and his son Alfred do not get on, John accusing the boy of being a useless drunk like his late mother. Alfred confronts the family doctor Adam Crawford, taunting him for having a much younger wife Oona, who has just confided in Mrs McCarthy that she is pregnant.
Michael Troughton (born 2 March 1955[1]) played Albert Smithe in Last Christmas and voiced a number of characters for Big Finish's audio adventures, including taking over the role of the Second Doctor. Troughton also wrote his father's biography, Patrick Troughton: The Biography of the Second Doctor Who, which was published in 2012. He also shared his memories of his father for the audio ...
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1972. 68%. 79%. Doctor Who. Moor (Character) 1969 1972. Explore the filmography of David Troughton on Rotten Tomatoes! Discover ratings, reviews, and more. Click for details!
Sort by Year - Latest Movies and TV Shows With David Troughton. 1. The Archers (2007– ) Drama, Family, Romance. Henry has reservations, and Kate faces a difficult start to the new year. Director: Dave Payne | Stars: Perdita Avery, Charles Collingwood, Blayke Darby, Jackie Lye.
David Troughton Artist. “ As a boy I was captivated by the Wild West, 'Cowboys and Indians' as we called it. Wagon Train, The Lone Ranger, Rawhide all had their part to play in my life. Later I was awestruck by Yuri Gagarin's space flight and enthralled by the first moon landing. Maybe there's a connection. The excitement has never left me.
