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Re: O/T The real Wyndcliffe and the imagination of an impressionable kid
« Reply #15 on: February 24, 2017, 12:19:41 AM »
I forgot to mention an extremely tenuous (but cute-ish) link to DS. The actor who plays private detective Holly played a character named Trask in the ABC TV drama Revenge.

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Re: O/T The real Wyndcliffe and the imagination of an impressionable kid
« Reply #16 on: February 24, 2017, 01:35:12 AM »
Yes, Burn Gorman! (Who seems to be in every other British film/TV show I watch.)

But there's an even closer association with DS because Doug Jones, the actor who embodied the "creature" makeup for Edith's Mother / Lady Sharpe, also appeared in the '04 DS pilot as two different characters:

The Train Demon:

here are two production photos from the pilot:


Creature actor Doug Jones as the Train Dream Demon.


Vicki, director PJ Hogan, and the Demon.
And the desiccated Barnabas:

I have some production stills to share to help to better illustrate what's just happened. First off, a lovely photo of creature actor Doug Jones as Barnabas in full desiccated makeup (complete with red eyes and pointy nails):


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And for a bit of fun, here's a shot of Doug Jones getting the finishing touches of his body makeup applied: