These people aren't stars. These are people who you have seen in various productions, playing memorable, but usually irregular parts. I invite you to dig deep, and consider some actors who, while not quite famous, are still memorable.
I'll start off with one...
DAVID HAIG
Yes, he appeared in Doctor Who. In fact, he played the evil Pangol in The Leisure Hive. I also saw him play the memorable role of a bike rider and semi-retired prankster and programmer in an episode of Midsomer Murders, as well as the insane, porphyria-suffering principal of the Portwenn School in Doc Martin. He also played Rudyard Kipling in My Boy Jack, with Daniel Radcliffe playing his son, and a comedic role in The Thin Blue Line with Rowan Atkinson.
Here's a brief clip from The Leisure Hive, where Pangol is boasting of his pending conquest to the human Brock, only for an aged Doctor and a pair of Foamasi to reveal that Brock isn't human after all...
I'll start off with one...
DAVID HAIG
Yes, he appeared in Doctor Who. In fact, he played the evil Pangol in The Leisure Hive. I also saw him play the memorable role of a bike rider and semi-retired prankster and programmer in an episode of Midsomer Murders, as well as the insane, porphyria-suffering principal of the Portwenn School in Doc Martin. He also played Rudyard Kipling in My Boy Jack, with Daniel Radcliffe playing his son, and a comedic role in The Thin Blue Line with Rowan Atkinson.
Here's a brief clip from The Leisure Hive, where Pangol is boasting of his pending conquest to the human Brock, only for an aged Doctor and a pair of Foamasi to reveal that Brock isn't human after all...
) and probably his other famous role previously was in #1 & #3 films of the Indiana Jones franchise and before that in the mini-series Shogun as the Portuguese privateer Vasco Rodrigues.
