Who's Who: Emma Peel Doppelganger Gallery IV |
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Ron Moody is quite quite fantastic as Ponsonby-Hopkirk in "Honey for the Prince" but is feather-brained as Jordan in "The Bird Who Knew Too Much." |
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Patrick Newell starts out as brother Smallwood in "The Town of No Return," then returns as Sir George Collins in "Something Nasty in the Nursery" before becoming Mother. |
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Reg Pritchard makes a brief delivery as the postman in "Honey for the Prince" and then gets shredded as Bellamy in "The Hidden Tiger." |
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Edwin Richfield is psycho-doc Teasel, a good guy, in "Too Many Christmas Trees" and lead-foot Alex, a bad guy, in "Dead Man's Treasure." |
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Adrian Ropes minds the trench as Lieutenant Stanhope in "The Danger Makers" and then minds the vault as Jennings in "From Venus With Love." |
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Peter Thomas is farmer-come-voodoo victim Kendrick in "Small Game for Big Hunters" and then chauffer-come-assailant Saunders in "Death's Door." |
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Yolande Turner is the gun-toting receptionist in "The Girl form Auntie" and the high-finance crook Miss Pegram in "The £50,000 Breakfast." |
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Edward Underdown, as Jonathan Stone, dies at the beginning of "The Murder Market," then returns as Rupert in "The Living Dead." |
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Bill Wallis is lively as the short Hellfire member Tubby Bunn in "A Touch of Brimstone" but dead, rather shortly, as electrical engineer Charles Grey in "The Positive Negative Man." |
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Jack Watson plays Juggins the bloodthirsty pig-killer in "Silent Dust" and Hopper the ex-coalminer barkeep in "The Living Dead." |
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Hilary Wontner is a snuffly minister in "Silent Dust" and a stuffy businessman in "The Winged Avenger." |
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Peter Wyngarde appears as larger-than-life secret society emcee John Cartney in "A Touch of Brimstone" and then multifaceted has-been actor Stewart Kirby in "Epic." |
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Jeremy Young plays swashbuckling, digitally-challenged Willy Frant in "A Touch of Brimstone" and does double duty as real and duplicate Dr. Penrose in "Never, Never Say Die." |
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