Bill Travers

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Characters played by Bill Travers

David Macdonald — Footsteps in the Fog (1955)

David Macdonald is Lowry's lawyer and is connected to the legal proceedings surrounding the murder. Elizabeth Travers is described as the object of his affection, while Herbert brings him the incriminating letter and attempts to demand money for it. His position places him between Lowry's criminal plans and the evidence against him.

Patrick Taylor — Bhowani Junction (1956)

Patrick Taylor is an Anglo-Indian rail traffic superintendent and Victoria Jones's childhood sweetheart. Still in love with her, he becomes involved in protecting the railway during the unrest. He courageously enters a tunnel to defuse dynamite, but is shot while trying to prevent a catastrophic attack.

Scotty McAllister — Duel at Diablo (1966)

An experienced and ambitious army lieutenant leading a resupply convoy to Fort Concho, he hires Jess as a scout and is critically wounded during Chata's ambush before the unit retreats to Diablo Canyon.

Joe Ryan — Gorgo (1961)

An Irish fisherman and treasure hunter who, along with his partner, discovers and captures the prehistoric monster after a volcanic eruption.

Matt Spenser — The Smallest Show on Earth (1957)

Matt is a young married man who inherits the decrepit Bijou Kinema from his great-uncle. With Jean, he reopens the cinema to force Albert Hardcastle to improve his offer, struggles with its outdated machinery, and ultimately leaves for Samarkand after the sale.

Walter Carwin — The Seventh Sin (1957)

Walter is Carol's physician husband, who discovers her affair with Paul and offers her a choice between accompanying him to a remote village or facing a public divorce. He travels there to fight a cholera epidemic, but contracts the disease and dies after learning Carol is uncertain whether he is the father of her unborn child.

Geordie Mac Taggart — Geordie (1955)

Geordie is the son of a gamekeeper who grows from a small schoolboy into a strong, tall man through years of bodybuilding training. He becomes a gamekeeper and, after learning hammer throwing, wins a Highland games event and the Olympic competition with a world-record throw. His love for Jean and attachment to home shape his choices throughout the story.

Sanderson — Rum Runners (1971)

A trafficker who employs Cornelius von Zeelinga. He assigns Cornelius a new rum shipment task, which serves as the catalyst for Cornelius's subsequent discovery of Linda Larue's film and his decision to leave smuggling behind.

Rowdie Rawlings — The Square Ring (1953)

Rowdie Rawlings is a simple heavyweight boxer and one of the fighters whose story unfolds during the evening at the cheap boxing stadium. The summary places him among the six locker-room narratives, but does not specify the outcome of his bout or his relationships with the other fighters.

Career Overview

Bill Travers has 44 screen credits in a career dating back to 1950. Their work is anchored in the Born Free Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Born Free, Invasion Quartet, Gorgo. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Known For
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Gender
male
Known Credits
44
Birth Date
1922-01-03 00:00:00
Birth Place
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, UK

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q862624), public domain (CC0).