- Toby Longworth
Toby Longworth is a British actor who has appeared on
film ,radio andtelevision . He is originally fromSomerset , where he attendedKing Edward's School, Bath . He has worked most often as a voice actor, however, notably in several high profile science-fiction projects.Between 1986 and 1988 Longworth was part of a double-act with
Bill Bailey , a former school friend fromBath . He was later a regular performer on the radio comedyWeek Ending .Longworth provided the voice of
Lott Dod andGragra in "". He can also be heard in several installments of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Tertiary to Quintessential Phases ", as Wowbagger and Prostetnic Vogon Jeltz. He has also appeared in many audio dramas byBig Finish Productions including their "Doctor Who " spin-off range and taking the lead role asJudge Dredd in their line of audio plays based upon the 2000 AD series.One of Longworth's most notable performances for Big Finish was in "Judge Dredd: Solo", in which he provided the voices for all 34 roles, occasionally with the aid of vocal effects and multi-track recording but often by simply using his own abilities to impersonate multiple characters.
He has narrated two documentaries for the
BBC Worldwide Doctor Who DVD range, namely "Paris in the Springtime" on the 2005 DVD release of "City of Death " and "A Matter of Time" on the 2007 DVD box set ofThe Key to Time .On radio, he appeared in the 1994
BBC Radio 4 comedy "Truly, Madly, Bletchley ", 1999's "Life, Death and Sex with Mike and Sue ", 2000's "The Treatment" onBBC Radio 5 and most recently "It's Been a Bad Week " onBBC Radio 2 . He appeared as the Electric Monk in the 2007BBC Radio 4 adaptation ofDouglas Adams ' "Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency ". He has also appeared several times at the Mercury Theatre, Colchester.He appeared in Episode 4 of the Second Series of
Extras as aBafta executive who has to tellRonnie Corbett off for substance abuse.External links
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