Graham Crowden

Graham Crowden (born 30 November 1922 in Edinburgh ) is a Scottish Actor . He is best known for his roles in BBC comedy-dramas. These include Dr. Jock McCannon in '' A Very Peculiar Practice '' and Tom Ballard in '' Waiting For God ''. He has also had a long and distinguished theatrical career and originated the role of The Player King in '' Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead '' the play by Tom Stoppard .

He was offered the title role of '' Doctor Who '' in 1974 , when Jon Pertwee left the role, but turned it down. He did however appear in one serial as a villain — '' The Horns Of Nimon '' ( 1979 ).

In 2005 , he starred in the BBC Radio 4 Sci-fi comedy '' Nebulous '' as Sir Ronald Rolands.

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