Renowned actor David Graham, known for voicing characters on TV shows such as “Peppa Pig” and “Thunderbirds,” has passed away at the age of 99. His death was confirmed by Jamie Anderson, son of “Thunderbirds” creator Gerry Anderson. Graham was celebrated for his iconic roles as Parker, Gordon Tracy, and Lady Penelope’s driver in the 1960s sci-fi adventure series “Thunderbirds.”
A radar mechanic in World War II and a theater actor, Graham’s introduction to voice acting came after starring in a Gerry Anderson directed episode. He went on to voice puppets in various productions, including the xenophobic alien Daleks on the iconic TV series “Doctor Who.” Graham’s dedication to his craft was evident in his approach to voicing animated characters, taking it just as seriously as his theater work.
Graham’s most recent role was as Grandpa Pig in “Peppa Pig” until 2021, showcasing his versatility and dedication to his craft throughout his long and successful career. From iconic characters in “Thunderbirds” to villains in “Doctor Who,” Graham leaves behind a legacy of talent and professionalism that has resonated with audiences of all ages. His contributions to the entertainment industry will always be remembered, and he will be dearly missed.
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