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{{article | publication = The Sunday Mirror | file = 1987-09-27 Sunday Mirror.jpg | px = 550 | height = | width = | date = 1987-09-20 | author = Pam Francis | pages = 27 | language = English | type = | description = | categories = | moreTitles = | morePublications = | moreDates = | text = IF things had gone to plan Mark Greenstreet could now be television's Number One male heartthrob. The 27-year-old actor, who starred as Brat Farrar in the BBC drama series, was getting more than 100 fan letters a day. But he won't be adding to his list of admirers with his appearance in Dr. Who [[broadwcast:Time and the Rani|tomorrow]] (BBC-1, 7.35). Mark appears underneath shapeless robes, wearing coloured hair — and a scaly face. He's so ugly no-one fancies him. Not even the Doctor's assistant, Mel (Bonnie Langford). "To start with I can't get over how ugly she is either," says Mark. "But we get quite fond of each other." Mark had to undergo hours in the make-up chair. And he reveals: "It was excruciating! The head piece was hot and heavy and all the scales kept dropping off!" He thinks, though, that it was worth while. "It was a great part to play," he says. Caption: Monster — in Dr. Who Caption: Model — The real Mark }}

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