Maureen O'Brien
Maureen O'Brien is a British actress and novelist. She is perhaps most famous for her role as Vicki, the companion to William Hartnell's First Doctor in Doctor Who, becoming the first change to the original cast line up in 1965. She also played Elizabeth Straker in the second series of the long running BBC drama Casualty in 1987.
Doctor Who: Galaxy 4
(Vicki (voice))
The Fortunes and Misfortunes of Moll Flanders
(Mrs. Richardson)
The Closer You Get
(Dollie Doyle)
Zina
(Natalya)
Myth Makers 43: William Hartnell
Doctor Who: The Storyteller
(Vicki Pallister)
Nocturne
The Double Agent
(Nadia Seranova)
Doctor Who: The Rescue
(Vicki)
Doctor Who: The Romans
(Vicki)
Doctor Who: The Web Planet
(Vicki)
Doctor Who: The Crusade
(Vicki)
Doctor Who: The Space Museum
(Vicki)
Doctor Who: The Chase
(Vicki)
Doctor Who: The Time Meddler
(Vicki)
Doctor Who: Galaxy 4
(Vicki)
Doctor Who: The Myth Makers
(Vicki)
A Royal Scandal
(Lady of Edinburgh)
The Lost Boys
(Mary Barrie)
She'll Be Wearing Pink Pyjamas
(Joan)
The Land Girls
(Mrs. John Lawrence)
C2H5OH
(Jill Secombe)
John David
(1st Social worker)
Needle
(Prison Doctor)
Doctor Who: Resurrection of the Daleks
(Vicki Pallister (archive footage) (uncredited))
The End of the Line?
Maureen O'Brien: In Conversation
(Self)
Mounting the Rescue
(Self)
Tales of Isop
(Self)
Myth Makers 35: Jacqueline Hill
(Self)
Flight Through Eternity
(Self)
The Trouble with Chumblies - Making 'Galaxy 4'
(Self)
Cracker
(Virginia Trant)
The Bill
Jonathan Creek
(Kirsten Holiday)
Tales of the Unexpected
(Janet)
Taggart
A Touch of Frost
(Marion)
Heartbeat
(Joyce Greaves)
The Duchess of Duke Street
Victorian Scandals
Bergerac
(Joan Hadley)
The Fortunes and Misfortunes of Moll Flanders
(Mrs. Richardson)
Doctor Who: Lost in Time
(Vicki)
Casualty
(Elizabeth Straker)
The Lost Boys
(Mary Barrie)
Tales of the Tardis
(Vicki Pallister)
The Sculptress
(Sister Bridget)
Heartbeat
(Mrs. Emily Poole)
The Serpent Son
(Elektra)
The Legend of King Arthur
(Morgan le Fay)
Doctor Who
(Vicki)
Doctor Who: Behind the Sofa
(Self)
BBC2 Play of the Week
(Mary Barrie)
Doctor Who: Galaxy 4
(Vicki)
Falling for a Dancer
(Corinne Sullivan)