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One of the UK's most prolific television actors for 50 years, Peter Halliday was the son of an auctioneer and estate agent. He was schooled in Shropshire. Halliday failed his exam as apprentice auctioneer, worked briefly for Rolls-Royce, then served in the British Army during the Second World War, based in Iraq, Palestine and Egypt, until 1947. He graduated from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in 1949. He became a member of the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, which later became the Royal Shakespeare Company. He achieved his greatest fame in the BBC's science-fiction television drama A for Andromeda (1961). He also gained further cult status for several appearances in Doctor Who (1963), which included providing monster voices for two serials and appearing under heavy makeup to play the alien Pletrac in Robert Holmes' witty parody of television and its viewers, Carnival of Monsters: Episode One (1973).
as Vicar
as Sir Kenneth Calman
as Jenkins
as Lord Justice Swinton Thomas
as Karschena
as Canon Tufnell
as Headmaster
as Government Minister
as Soldier
as Crisp
as P.C. Harbottle / Old Harbottle
as Customs Officer (uncredited)
as Psychiatrist
as Rabelais
as Pletrac
as Club Manager
as Rowing Husband
as Fawcett
as Aliens' Voices
as Silurian (voices)
as Patrick Wilson
as Packer/Cyberman Voice
as Sgt. Watkins
as Narrator (voice)
as Sailor Jack Pott
as Harry Barnes
as Seaman (uncredited)
as Mr. Page
as Battery Major
as Adolphus Raby
as Gypsy
