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Jerome Willis is a British stage and screen actor (born 1928) with more than 100 screen credits to his name. He had a leading role in the 1978 to 1980 ITV drama The Sandbaggers, as well as numerous television adaptations of classic novels.

He appeared in Doctor Who as corporate polluter Stevens in The Green Death, a role which led to some spin-off work. He also appeared in an episode of Yes Minister. He also appeared in sf police drama Space Precinct, as Captain Podley, unrecognisable beneath make-up. He has appeared with the Royal Shakespeare Company, in 2002 in Pericles at the Roundhouse in London.

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 '''Jerome Willis''' is a [[United Kingdom|British]] stage and screen actor (born [[1928]]) with more than 100 screen credits to his name. He had a leading role in the [[1978]] to 1980 [[ITV]] drama ''[[The Sandbaggers]]'', as well as numerous television adaptations of classic novels.
-He appeared in '[[Doctor Who]]'' as corporate polluter Stevens in ''[[The Green Death]]'', a role which led to some spin-off work. He also appeared in an episode of ''[[Yes Minister]]''. He also appeared in sf police drama ''[[Space Precinct]]'', as Captain Podley, unrecognisable beneath make-up. He has appeared with the Royal Shakespeare Company, in 2002 in Pericles at the Roundhouse in London.
+He appeared in ''[[Doctor Who]]'' as corporate polluter Stevens in ''[[The Green Death]]'', a role which led to some spin-off work. He also appeared in an episode of ''[[Yes Minister]]''. He also appeared in sf police drama ''[[Space Precinct]]'', as Captain Podley, unrecognisable beneath make-up. He has appeared with the Royal Shakespeare Company, in 2002 in Pericles at the Roundhouse in London.
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