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Thu 12
Doctor Who: Planet of Giants — Alan Tilvern
The Doctor emerges from the TARDIS to find that he is only a few centimetres tall. But this small inconvenience doesn't interfere with his efforts to keep an unprincipled manufacturer from distributing a dangerous insecticide.
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Fri 13
Doctor Who: Planet of Giants — Alan Tilvern
The Doctor emerges from the TARDIS to find that he is only a few centimetres tall. But this small inconvenience doesn't interfere with his efforts to keep an unprincipled manufacturer from distributing a dangerous insecticide.
Air Time & Details for Alan Tilvern, Fri 13, 1:30 am -
Fri 13
Doctor Who: Planet of Giants — Alan Tilvern
The Doctor emerges from the TARDIS to find that he is only a few centimetres tall. But this small inconvenience doesn't interfere with his efforts to keep an unprincipled manufacturer from distributing a dangerous insecticide.
Air Time & Details for Alan Tilvern, Fri 13, 10:30 am -
Fri 13
Doctor Who: Planet of Giants: Crisis — Alan Tilvern
"Planet of Giants", conclusion.
Air Time & Details for Alan Tilvern, Fri 13, 7:30 pm
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About Alan Tilvern
British character actor Alan Tilvern began his long career in small film roles with the appropriately titled The Small Voice (1948) (it's a hostage drama, but you wouldn't know it from the title). In placid anonymity, Tilvern appeared in such internationally financed films as The Black Rose (1950), Captain Horatio Hornblower (1951) and Bhowani Junction (1956). Sometimes he received screen credit (as "A Sergeant" in Woody Allen's Love and Death [1975]); often he did not (as goodness knows what role in Superman: The Movie [1978]).
Alan Tilvern's contribution to 1988's Who Framed Roger Rabbit was far from obscure; as cartoon producer R. K. Maroon, it was Tilvern who put the entire plot into motion--and wound up murdered as a result.