Autographed Doctor Who Cast List

Each autograph was acquired at notable events:
Michael Troughton, son of Patrick Troughton, the 2nd Doctor, received his at Day of the Doctors 2, a Tenth Planet Event, on August 8, 2015.
Tom Baker, the 4th Doctor, also signed at Day of the Doctors 2 on the same date.
Peter Davison, the 5th Doctor, attended the 10th Planet Events TV and Movie Festival on October 25, 2015.
Colin Baker, the 6th Doctor, made an appearance at Big Finish Day 7 on September 19, 2015.
Sylvester McCoy likewise received his at Day of the Doctors 2 on August 8, 2015.
Paul McGann, the 8th Doctor, signed at the London Film & Comic Con (Showmasters) on July 30-31, 2016.
John Hurt, the War Doctor, participated in the Brighton Film & Comic Con (Showmasters) on November 7, 2015.
Christopher Eccleston signed at the London Film & Comic Con (Showmasters) on July 28-29, 2018.
David Tennant was also present, signing on July 29, 2018, having been announced as a guest just the day prior.
Matt Smith has a distinct story—he provided his autograph at the stage door following one of his Unreachable performances at the Royal Court Theatre on Monday, July 31, 2017.
Peter Capaldi participated in these events at the London Film & Comic Con (Showmasters) on the same dates as Christopher, July 28-29, 2018.

Additionally, Louise Jameson and Pearl Mackay were part of the Brighton 2025 event.

Furthermore, Arthur Darvill, Wendy Padbury, Bonnie Langford, and Frasier Hines contributed their signatures at LFCC 2025.

The Happy Who Year event in Andover 2026 featured Carole Ann Ford, Anneke Wills, Janet Fielding, Sarah Sutton, Sophie Aldred, Nicola Bryant, and Katy Manning.

Tom Baker from a private signing at Cygnus Alpha in April 2024!

Sylvester McCoy and Paul McGann signed at the Portsmouth Comic Con in May 2024.

In June 2024, through Monopoly events with Jodie Whittaker, Chris Eccleston, and Colin Baker.

Ncuti Gatwa was at LFCC Winter event in 2024

Peter Davison added at New Year Who event in 2025.

Matt Smith private signing in 2026!

Peter Capaldi – private signing in 2026

John Hurt – War Doctor

• First Doctor: David Bradley
• Third Doctor: Jon Pertwee
• Fourth Doctor: Tom Baker (two private signings)
• Fifth Doctor: Peter Davison (met at Portsmouth Comic Con 2023 and during New Year celebrations in 2025)
• Sixth Doctor: Colin Baker (met at Worthing Comic Con 2017, LFCC 2019, and Portsmouth Comic Con 2023)
• Seventh Doctor: Sylvester McCoy (met at LFCC 2019, LFCC 2023, and Portsmouth Comic Con 2024, as well as LFCC 2025)
• Eighth Doctor: Paul McGann (met at Portsmouth Comic Con 2024)
• Ninth Doctor: Christopher Eccleston (met in person at LFCC 2021)
• War Doctor: John Hurt
• Tenth Doctor: David Tennant (private signing)
• Eleventh Doctor: Matt Smith (MIP at LFCC 2023)
• Twelfth Doctor: Peter Capaldi (secured from theatre; also noted as a probable forgery with Jenna Coleman) private signing 2026 through monopoly
• Thirteenth Doctor: Jodie Whittaker (obtained through LFCC Birmingham Collectorama 2022 and met in person at LFCC 2022)
• Fifteenth Doctor: Ncuti Gatwa (met at LFCC Winter 2024 and acquired a separate autograph from theatre on December 11, 2024)

Who’s Who in the Doctor Who Cast

Christian Anholt (Pilot)

Tom Baker served as the esteemed actor for the role of The Fourth Doctor in the iconic British television series “Doctor Who.”

John Leeson (Voice of K-9)

Brian Croucher portrayed the character Travis.

Janet Fielding (Tegan Jovanka)

John Challis (Scorby)

Ian Collier (Omega)

Stephen Thorne (Omega/Ogrons/Morbius)

Anneke Wills (Polly)

Peter Miles (Nyder)

Lalla Ward (Romana II)

Angela Douglas (Vigil)

Burt Kwouk (Lin Fu)

Wendy Padbury (Zoe Heriot)

Trevor Martin (Doctor Who in The Trial of a Time Lord play)

Patricia Quinn (Belinda)

Michael Jayston (The Valeyard)

Katy Manning (Jo Grant)

David Gooderson (Davros)

Guy Siner (Major Farthing)

Derren Nesbitt (General)

Danny Webb (Ood)

Richard Franklin (Mike Yates)

Trevor Cooper (Lieutenant Turlough)

Julian Seager (Kroagnon)

David Collings (Voice of the Daleks)

Richard Martin (The Doctor’s Father)

Debbie Lee London (Sontaran)

Gareth Armstrong portrayed Guilano in “The Masque of the Mandragora.” Judith Paris played Eldrad in “The Hand of Fear.” Adrian Gibbs featured as The Watcher in “Logopolis.” Nigel Plaskett took on the role of Unstoffe in “The Ribos Organisation.” Tom Baker is renowned for his portrayal of the Doctor in “Doctor Who.”

The Master

Derek Jacobi
John Simm
Peter Pratt

Villans

Peter Miles (deceased), – Professor Whitaker in Invasion of the Dinosaurs.
Terry molloy – Davros * 2
Peter Miles (deceased), – as Nyder in Genesis of the Daleks.
David Banks – Cyberleader
Royce Mills (deceased), – Dalek voices – 4th Doctor
Michael Jayston, – The Valeyard
David Gooderson – Davros
Derek Jacobi – The Master
Christopher Ryan, General Staal in The Sontaran Stratagem and The Poison Sky and Commander Stark in The Pandorica Opens.
Anne Reid, Florence Finnegan in Smith and Jones.
Tim McInnery – Planet of the Ood
Frances Barber, Madame Kovarian
Gabriel Woolf
Annette Badland
Linda Clark – Mother Bloodtide
Anjli Mohindra – Queen Skithra – met at LFCC 2021
Nabil Shaban – Sil
Paul Jerricho – Castellan
Anita Dobson – The Rani

Companion Poster

Classic Companions

Offcut Autographs

Dr. Who Cast and Crew (with Convention Notes)

• Susan Foreman: Carole Ann Ford (Met at Who New Year 2025)
• Ian Chesterton: William Russell
• Steven Taylor: Peter Purves (Met at LFCC 2019 and Who New Year 2025)
• Jamie McCrimmon: Frazer Hines
• Polly: Anneke Wills (Met at Who New Year 2025)
• Jo Grant: Katy Manning (Met at a Dr. Who event in March 2024)
• Leela: Louise Jameson (Met at Who New Year 2025)
• Tegan Jovanka: Janet Fielding (Met at Who New Year 2025)
• Nyssa: Sarah Sutton (Met at Who New Year 2025)
• Peri Brown: Nicola Bryant (Met at Worthing Comic Con 2017 and Portsmouth Comic Con 2023)
• Ace: Sophie Aldred (Met at LFCC 2023)
• Mel Bush: Bonnie Langford (Met at LFCC 2021)
• K-9 (Voice): John Leeson (Met at LFCC 2019)
• Davros: Terry Molloy (Met at Who New Year 2025)
• Jamie: Frasier Hines met at LFCC Winter
• Polly: Wendy Padbury met at LFCC Winter

Other Cast Members

Nicholas Parsons (Guest appearance)

Romana: Lalla Ward

Adric: Matthew Waterhouse

Turlough: Mark Strickson

Kamelion (Voice): Gerald Flood

The Brigadier: Nicholas Courtney

Mike Yates: Richard Franklin

Dalek Voices: Royce Mills (Deceased)

New Companions

Probable Fakes

Pictures with Companions

Companions List – Complete

Companions List – to do

Daleks

Doctor Who: Dalek and Supporting Cast

Parliament of the Daleks (Utopia 2024)

• Nicholas Pegg
• Mike Mungarvan
• Barnaby Edwards
• Robert Hands
• David Hankinson
• Nicholas Evans

Davros and Dalek Cast

• Davros:
  • David Gooderson
  • Peter Miles (as Nyder in Genesis of the Daleks)
  • Terry Molloy
• Dalek Voices: Royce Mills (deceased)

Multi Picture

Big Finish Audio Actors and Writers

Rebecca Root
Wendy Padbury
India Fisher
Jon Culshaw
Christopher Benjamin
Sadie Miller
Daisy Ashford
Nicholas Briggs
Lisa Bowerman
Stephen Noonan
Jonathon Carley
Lauren Cornelius
Tim Treloar
Matt Fitton
Christopher Naylor
Safiyya Ingar
Jaye Griffiths
David Richardson

Doctor Who Cast Members

Christen Anholt (Pilot)

Tom Baker (The Fourth Doctor)

John Leeson (Voice of K-9)

Brian Croucher (Travis)

Janet Fielding (Tegan Jovanka)

John Challis (Scorby)

Ian Collier (Omega)

Stephen Thorne (Omega/Ogrons/Morbius)

Anneke Wills (Polly)

Peter Miles (Nyder)

Lalla Ward (Romana II)

Angela Douglas (Vigil)

Burt Kwouk (Lin Fu)

Wendy Padbury (Zoe Heriot)

Trevor Martin (Doctor Who in The Trial of a Time Lord play)

Patricia Quinn (Belinda)

Michael Jayston (The Valeyard)

Katy Manning (Jo Grant)

David Gooderson (Davros)

Guy Shiner (Voice of the Cybermen)

Derren Nesbitt (General)

Danny Webb (Ood)

Richard Franklin (Mike Yates)

Trevor Cooper (Lieutenant Turlough)

Julian Seager (Kroagnon)

David Collings (Voice of the Daleks)

Richard Martin (The Doctor’s Father)

Debbie Lee London (Sontaran)

Colin Salmon portrayed Dr. Moon at LFCC 2022, effectively captivating attendees with his charismatic presence and insightful commentary regarding his character’s intricate motivations. Tara Ward made a significant appearance as Preston in “Warriors of the Deep,” skillfully illuminating the nuances of her role within the context of the show’s engaging narrative. Rula Lenska undertook the role of Styles in “Resurrection of the Daleks,” showcasing her considerable talent as she delved deeply into her character’s determination and bravery. Jeremy Gittons played Lazlo in “Warriors’ Gate,” significantly contributing to the show’s intricate storytelling through his memorable performance. Arthur Cox portrayed Mr. Henderson in the Eleventh Doctor’s episode, “The Eleventh Hour,” effectively encapsulating the essence of his character through a blend of humor and depth. Lesley Dunlop appeared as Susan Q in “Happiness Patrol,” delivering a performance that resonated profoundly with viewers. The late Derek Waring played Shardovan in “Castrovalva,” leaving a lasting impression through his portrayal of this pivotal character. Barnaby Kay featured as Heidi in “The Girl Who Died,” adding a unique dimension to the episode’s emotional narrative. Michael Melia portrayed the leader of the Terileptil in “The Visitation,” infusing the role with both intensity and gravitas. Tony Osoba played Lan in “Destiny of the Daleks,” an iconic role he reprised with notable flair, demonstrating his versatility as an actor. Nerys Hughes assumed the role of Todd in “Kinda,” expertly navigating the show’s themes of philosophical exploration and human emotion with remarkable skill. Stephen Churchett featured prominently in “Attack of the Cybermen,” portraying a character that further enriched the series’ extensive lore. Martha Cope portrayed the enigmatic Controller in “Bad Wolf,” infusing her performance with a commanding sense of authority and intrigue. Struan Rodger enacted the Face of Boe, bringing an otherworldly presence that captivated the audience. Clive Rowe played Morvin Van Hoff in “Voyage of the Damned,” skillfully combining humor with warmth, while Debbie Chazen portrayed Foon Van Hoff in the same episode, thereby complementing Rowe’s performance adeptly. Colin Spaull appeared as a Cyberman, contributing significantly to the series’ robust depiction of these iconic adversaries. Chipo Chung played Chantho, and her performance was imbued with emotional depth that resonated well with fans. Jamie Foreman was featured in “The Idiot’s Lantern,” delivering a chilling performance that contributed significantly to the episode’s tension. Michelle Ryan portrayed Lady Christina de Souza, becoming a fan favorite through her compelling portrayal. Behind the scenes, Stephen Moffat served as both producer and writer, imprinting his distinctive storytelling flair that has become synonymous with the series. Stephen Fry appeared as C in “Spyfall,” bringing his trademark wit and charm to the role. Bill Paterson portrayed Dr. Edwin Bracewell in “Victory of the Daleks” and “The Pandorica Opens,” enriching his character with a substantial backstory and depth. Stuart Milligan played Richard Nixon with a compelling interpretation that intrigued viewers. Scott Stevenson appeared as an uncredited policeman and served as a double for the Eighth Doctor in “The Day of the Doctor,” showcasing the multifaceted talents of the cast. Additionally, Tony Osoba portrayed Lan in “Destiny of the Daleks,” Kracauer in “Dragonfire,” and Duke in “Kill the Moon,” thus demonstrating his range and enduring presence within the franchise. Other notable individuals include Clare Clifford, Russell Tovey, Lee Ross, John Normington, Frances Barber, Daniel Peacock, Diana Quick, Liza Goddard, Ray Brooks, and Caitlin Stewart. The late Moray Watson, recognized for his portrayal of Sir Robert Muir in “Black Orchid,” delivered a performance that remains cherished by the audience. Neve McIntosh, Jennifer Hill, Sarah Crowden, and Mark Gatiss, who contributed both as a writer and actor, played significant roles in shaping the series’ narrative landscape. Sarah Parrish also played noteworthy roles throughout the series, contributing to its rich tapestry. Tim McInnerny made valuable contributions to the series, bringing depth and intrigue to his characters. Other writers who have made notable contributions include John D Collins, Susan Twist, Ben Aaronovitch, and Andrew Cartmel, each leaving an indelible mark on the legacy of the series.

Eve Myles
Gareth David-Lloyd
Burn Gorman
Naoko Mori
Kai Owen
John Barrowman – met LFCC July 2019
Kai Owen
James Marsters