Peter Davison's biography
Peter Malcolm Gordon Moffett is 71 years old actor born at Streatham. He was born on Friday 13th of April 1951. He is often nicknamed as The Wet Vet. According to year of birth 1951 Peter belongs to Boomers. Birthday on 13th of April means he is Aries. Aries is the most active sign of Zodiac, one born with this sign is a very quick learner, aggressive and passionate.
He is white british. He is citizen of United Kingdom. Peter´s primary profession is to be actor. You can know him also as explorer, stage actor, film actor, television actor. Peter is recently known as film director.
Peter Davison's family
Peter Davison's ex wife
Sandra Dickinson
Peter Davison and Sandra Dickinson have been together since 1978 for 16 years. She is known as actor. His ex wife was born on Wednesday 20th of October 1948 in Washington, D.C..
He has 1 son and 1 daughter
Peter Davison's son: Louis Davison
Peter Davison's son's name is Louis Davison. He is known as actor. His son was born in 1999 in Hammersmith.
Peter Davison's daughter: Georgia Tennant
Peter Davison's daughter's name is Georgia Tennant. She is known as actor. Peter´s daughter was born on Tuesday 25th of December 1984 in London.
Peter Davison's schools
We found 1 school He attended. Name of the school: Central School of Speech and Drama.
Peter Davison's career
His main focus is to be actor. Peter is famous thanks to Doctor Who.
Is Peter Davison gay ?
He is known to be straight.
What Peter Davison has done for a first time
- He was the first actor to play the Doctor who had studied at the Central School of Speech and Drama. The second was Christopher Eccleston.
Peter Davison's quotes
- I followed Tom Baker, I was cast to be different from Tom Baker. So I was my own Doctor, no doubt about that.
- I must admit I'm a bit old-fashioned and just wait for things to turn up. I really love getting offered a job - although I don't believe it's true until the costume designer rings me up.
- A drama student is a fantastic thing to be because you can prance around in a long coat, carrying a script under your arm. Then a brutal thing happens - you leave, and realise you are at the bottom of the heap.
- I just do not buy the connection between screen violence and violence in society. I think it's a feeble excuse for the failings of society.
- I felt that I had found my home when I did television for the first time, because I felt I understood it. I can't figure out why that was, but I sort of knew when the camera was on. Things like that seemed to have a certain degree of instinct.
- If I couldn't find a new acting job, I would sit on the sofa for as long as the money lasted. I've no idea what else I could do. I literally can't do anything else. That's why I've stuck with acting for so many years!
- I never had a problem about going back to Doctor Who (1963) and I don't quite understand people who have a problem going back, albeit temporarily.
- I have fond memories of All Creatures Great and Small (1978) - it was a great series. I was a BBC newcomer then and it seems like an age ago, but people still watch it. The other day somebody told me it's on the Yesterday channel!
- They've struggled for many years to write a good companion's part. I don't think they've ever really managed it till Rose, when the series came back.
- [on The Last Detective (2003)] Dangerous Davies is an unassuming detective, who seems unfazed by anything that is thrown at him. In a way, he is my ideal, because I have to confess I do get irate at times, especially when I'm driving in traffic.
- [on his favourite Doctor] Mine was Patrick Troughton, yes. I had a similar experience of being in awe when Pat was in The Five Doctors [Doctor Who: The Five Doctors (1983)] - he, more than Jon Pertwee, was my Doctor.
- My total view of Doctor Who (1963) is that I am playing a part. However, I realise that there is a lot more to it than just acting on the screen. You somehow take on the mantle of the Doctor and a kind of instant charisma goes with the job.
- [on Doctor Who (1963)] It is really no surprise to me that the programme has been going for such a long time. It is unstoppable now, I think, and has a vast following that just goes on increasing all the time.
- [on Tom Baker] I don't really understand Tom. He seems perfectly charming but he never seems to want to appear with us and that baffles me. I don't sense hostility but he doesn't want to engage, unlike other former Doctors who are all great friends.
Peter Davison's height, body shape, eye color
Lets describe how Peter Davison looks. We will focus on Peter´s height, body shape, eye color and hair color. He is tall as 6' 1" (185 cm). Body build is average. Peter´s eyes are tinted blue. His hair is shade of salt and pepper.
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