Angus Lennie
Birth Name:
Angus Lennie
Birth Place:
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Profession
Actor
Fast Facts
- Began his acting career as a repertory player in various theaters in England and Scotland
- Made his screen acting debut in the TV series "Armchair Theatre" in 1957
- Appeared twice in the classic sci-fi series "Doctor Who," first in 1968 as the scavenger Storr in "The Ice Warriors" and later as the bagpipe player Angus in 1975's "Terror of the Zygons․"
- Best known for his role as Archibald "The Mole" Ives in "The Great Escape" and as Sheughie McFee in "Crossroads․"
- Frequently did pantomime shows in Scotland as a double act with his friend, Stanley Baxter
- Played Mr․ Tumnus in a 1967 TV series based on C․S․ Lewis' "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," only two episodes of which survive