Stuart Fell
Stuart Fell is a professional actor and stuntman. Prior to this career, Fell served in the Parachute Regiment. He has appeared on British television many times, with his earliest role being in the LWT comedy series "Hark at Barker", in which he plays the driver of a car that crashes when he's distracted by Ronnie Barker carrying a mannequin. In 1971, he appeared as an uncredited extra in the "Doctor Who" serial "Terror of the Autons", and his last role came in 1998, as a stuntman in "Duck Patrol". He worked in over twenty "Doctor Who" stories  in all, from 1971 to 1983, most often as a stuntman or actor, though he served once as a fight arranger in 1981. He was Dennis Moore on horseback in Monty Pythons Flying Circus, literally sitting in for John Cleese. His small size made him ideal for a number of roles. He was able to get inside a number of small, cramped costumes and even doubled for Katy Manning and Louise Jameson (wearing their costumes on both occasions!). His large range of varied skills also earned him considerable praise. In several DVD commentaries, a number of people have remarked that  he could do anything from juggling, fire-breathing, acrobatics, stilt-walking and ride a motorcycle. As a relatively young newcomer to stunt work, he was eager to prove himself. One example was in "The Claws of Axos", where he is shot and then flipped backwards on a wire rig. He became well known within the series for a number of instances, one being a stunt in which he performed an (unpaid) back flip when he "died" in "The Sea Devils". He also had to stand in for Kevin Lindsay in "The Sontaran Experiment" when Lindsay's heart condition made it  too difficult for him to complete his lengthy fight scene. Another notable instance was in "The Invasion of Time", in which he improvised a jump (in full costume) and almost fell down as he landed on a folding chair. He then fell over a chair thrown at him to only narrowly stop himself from rolling into location's swimming pool. The whole sequence ended up being used in the final version. Stuart Fell explained, in a 2004 documentary, that he was encouraged to improvise and it was felt that these trips made the scenes more interesting. He played minor parts  in three episodes of "Blake's 7". He appeared in television adaptations of "Hamlet", "The Mayor of Casterbridge" and "The Old Curiosity Shop". He has appeared in "The Empire Strikes Back", the first two "Superman" films, three James Bond films, "Aliens" and "Who Framed Roger Rabbit". Most of his film work was as a stunt man. Fell is currently a professional juggler, is a member of The Magic Circle, and appeared on the Antiques Roadshow as an unnamed member of the public demonstrating his collection of yo-yos, diablos and other conjuring toys. He appeared in the Time Quest 2009  Doctor Who convention, where he took part in signings, panels and photo shoots with attendees. He also dressed as a jester and attracted very large queues. His panel was the most visited of the day just behind Tom Baker.