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Peter Davison was born as Peter Malcolm Gordon Moffett on 13 April 1951 in Streatham, London. A decade later, he and his family - his parents, Sheila and Claude (an electrical engineer who hailed from British Guiana), and his sisters, Barbara, Pamela and Shirley, moved to Knaphill, Woking, Surrey, where Davison was educated at the Winston Churchill School.
Peter Davison, a true master of reinvention, has managed to do it time and again during his long and illustrious career. Davison stole the show in 1978 as the roguish Tristan Farnon on "All Creatures Great and Small," an adaptation of James Herriot's books about a veterinarian.
Peter Davison. 1928–2004. Poet and editor Peter Davison was born in New York City and grew up in Boulder, Colorado. The son of a poet and professor, Davison was raised in a literary milieu: Ford Madox Ford, Robert Penn Warren, and Robert Frost all visited the Davison household. After graduating from Harvard University, Davison spent a year ...
Sep 22, 2023 · Peter Davison, the Fifth Doctor, reflects on his decision to leave Doctor Who, admitting he had moments of regret but ultimately wanted to pursue other projects.; Davison's portrayal of the Doctor was overshadowed by the iconic performance of his predecessor Tom Baker, but he still left an impression on the show.
May 2, 2006 · Peter Davison, who for many will forever be the rascally Tristan Farnon from the beloved BBC production of "All Creatures Great and Small," has aged very gracefully and made a new name for himself as the downtrodden, though always lovable, DC Davies. One British newspaper reviewer even referred to him as "the cuddly detective".
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Sep 17, 2020 · The good news for Peter Davison was that starring in 70 episodes of Britain's most British TV show had made him a hot commodity — his IMDb profile attests to the fact that he spent the next 20 ...
