Robert Urquhart

Three years were to follow until Paul Kirby turned up in 1954's Five Days, appropriately played by Paul Carpenter, who we can assume was probably also punched in the face, and also provides us with the only example of a character called Paul played by an actor called Paul.

Things really start to kick off, of course, with Robert Urquhart's Paul Kremper in The Curse of Frankenstein.

Peter Van Eyck is the villainous Paul Decker in The Snorkel, but for the next one, we have to wait until 1963 and Michael Ripper's unforgettable performance as Uncle Pablo in The Scarlet Blade.

Yes, because Pablo is the Spanish version of Paul, and so I'm including it.

Frankenstein.

Hazel Court, Robert Urquhart, Valerie Gaunt, Melvin Hayes, Paul Hartmuth, and introducing a strapping young six foot seven lad named Christopher Lee as the monster.

Amanda, what happens in this movie, The Curse of Frankenstein?

While awaiting execution for murder, Baron Victor Frankenstein tells the story of a creature he built and brought to life only for it to behave not as he intended.

In part two of The Wolf Far Hence by Edward Boyd, the parts were played as follows.

Steve Gardner, Teddy Johnson, Detective Inspector Gordon, Moultrie Kelsall, Judy Clark, Janet Michael, Doris, Margaret Yell, Captain Siegfried Bevis, Robert Urquhart, Jonathan Ketch, Walter Carr.

The Wolf Far Hence was produced in our Glasgow studios by Eddie Fraser. . . . . . .

We present The Wolf Far Hence, a serial thriller in six parts by Edward Boyd.

But yes, you see, it occurs to me that Mr. Ketch might just have a rendezvous with whoever killed Peter Calder.

In part three of The Wolf Far Hence by Edward Boyd, the parts were played as follows.

Steve Gardner, Teddy Johnson, Detective Inspector Gordon, Moultrie Kelso, Jonathan Ketch, Walter Carr, Judy Clark, Janet Michael, Captain Siegfried Bevis, Robert Urquhart, Detective Sergeant Grant, David Kinnaird.

The Wolf Far Hence was produced in our Glasgow studios by Eddie Fraser.

Hmm.

Uh, 'cause he's, he's like the Paul Krempe character, the Robert Urquhart character in Curse of Frankenstein.

Robert Urquhart, yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And actually, he, he...