The place to talk about Tom's other roles (NOT Doctor Who)

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In the About section of this website, you will find details of all the other roles Tom has played in his career – apart from Dr Who. In this section of the forum you can focus on his roles in Monarch of the Glen, Medics, Little Britain, amongst his many other television roles. You might also want to talk about his roles in the theatre and in feature films.

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[tracy]

i have nearly all toms other tv and films still 1 or 2 ive still got to get but again i have enjoyed everythink tom has done im sorry i cant fault any think i say what i mean if i didnt meanit i wouldnt say it the guy is a legend

[Captain Rum]

With my choice of name there has to be a certain role than comes first for me (Who aside) and that's a certain character named Captain Redbeard Rum from Blackadder 2 It was a great character and a great performance, especially for a character who was legless (even though he never touched a drop ) and in the end although he was only "A third-rate sailor, but a first-rate second course" he was the star of the show...and captured Nursey's heart.

Aaaaaaaahaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr....me laddies!!

[tracy]

the loves and lives of she devel wow

and the webisode from "have i got news for you" was really funny the things tom was saying i was crying with laugheter

[Captain Rum]

HIGNFY did their research when they picked Tom to present, in the same way like they did with people like Bruce Forsyth and the brilliant Brian Blessed, larger than life people being themselves and having the audience (in the studio and sat infront of the tv) in the palm of their hand. HIGNFY is about being spontaneous but in a funny way....that's Tom alright

[tracy]

HIGNFY did their research when they picked Tom to present, in the same way like they did with people like Bruce Forsyth and the brilliant Brian Blessed, larger than life people being themselves and having the audience (in the studio and sat infront of the tv) in the palm of their hand. HIGNFY is about being spontaneous but in a funny way....that's Tom alright

great stuff i think we should have a topic on who has what in there tom collection

[merlinsseer]

I Stumbled across a copy of " The Silver Chair " on one of my treasure hunts one day, it's on vhs so the quality leaves some wanting , but what a wonderful job he did in that ! Even my picky daughter got a giggle or two out of watching it. I am still trying to hunt down a copy of "Nicholas and Alexandra", but i have seen some clips from it on youtube and ...WOW ....just WOW... he is mesmerizing as Rasputin.

HIGNFY did their research when they picked Tom to present, in the same way like they did with people like Bruce Forsyth and the brilliant Brian Blessed, larger than life people being themselves and having the audience (in the studio and sat infront of the tv) in the palm of their hand. HIGNFY is about being spontaneous but in a funny way....that's Tom alright

great stuff i think we should have a topic on who has what in there tom collection

[Gham]

Tom was FABULOUS in 'Life and Loves of a She-Devil'.

Lucky old Patsy Hodge, is all I can say...

[tracy]

Tom was FABULOUS in 'Life and Loves of a She-Devil'.

Lucky old Patsy Hodge, is all I can say...

hi there gham where you from nice to see you hope you are well

[pattie anne]

My FAVouritE non-doc TOM would have to be Puddleglum, the Marshwiggle, from The Silver Chair -- in "The Chronicles of Narnia," series. BIG SIGH