Im not entirely sure when Pamela and David Collings last worked with each other, it may well have been on Doctor Who. The Robots: Volume Two Pamela Salem (c) Big Finish One of the uniquely rewarding things about working for Big Finish is bringing actors together again. The producer had arranged for one of the original Robots to visit the studio during recording and it was very entertaining to reunite it with Pamela. Its been said before but Ill say it again: he was the best Doctor Who we never had.ĭirector Ken Bentley added: Ive had the pleasure of working with Pamela quite a few times now and shes utterly delightful one of the most kind-hearted people you could ever hope to meet. He was a lovely man to work with, and of course still such a brilliant actor. The Robots: Volume Two David Collings (c) Big Finish I was delighted to invite him to join The Robots to reprise the part of Poul, and how lucky we were to secure time to record his great contributions for volumes 2, 3 and 4. I loved his portrayal of Silver in Sapphire and Steel, and all those character roles in so many classic TV dramas from Elizabeth R to Prince Regent to the BBCs Julius Caesar.
What if somebody else is working behind the scenes The Robots: Volume Two Cast and Crew (c) Big Finish Details Producer David Richardson said: Actors and their performances can stay with us all of our lives David Collings was one of those performers.Įven as a 14 year old, I knew I was watching great acting when he played Poul in The Robots of Death for Doctor Who. Big Finish Sapphire And Steel Trial Becomes Biggerīig Finish Sapphire And Steel Trial Becomes BiggerĪnd who better to be prosecuted than a robot But when complicated ethical questions arise, the outcome of the trial becomes bigger than a single case.
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