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− | | moreTitles = | + | | moreTitles = Patrick G. Troughton; portrayed 'Dr. Who', Patrick George Troughton<nowiki>,</nowiki> 'Doctor Who' on British TV, Patrick G. Troughton<nowiki>,</nowiki> former "Dr. Who", P.G. Troughton<nowiki>,</nowiki> 'Dr. Who' |
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+ | | moreDates = 1987-03-30, 1987-03-31, 1987-03-30, 1987-03-30 | ||
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− | + | COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) | |
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+ | Patrick George Troughton, who portrayed "Doctor Who" in the 1960s, died of a heart attack Saturday while in Columbus to appear at a science fiction convention. He was 67. | ||
Troughton's long acting career also included co-starring roles with Laurence Olivier in the film version of "Hamlet" and with Gregory Peck in "The Omen." | Troughton's long acting career also included co-starring roles with Laurence Olivier in the film version of "Hamlet" and with Gregory Peck in "The Omen." |