The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1981) by Douglas Adams BBC Television
Rayner Bourton as The Newscaster
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1981) by Douglas Adams BBC Television
Rayner Bourton as The Newscaster
The last episode of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy tv version aired on February 9, 1981. The 6th episode recalled the events following the crew's departure from the Resteraunt at the End of the Universe. In divergence from the radio play, the crew found themselves in a stunt ship about to plung into a sun instead of in a battleship at the lead of an attack fleet. The show then realigned with the radio show with Arthur Dent and Ford Predect ending up on Ark B and then stranded on prehistoric Earth. (The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, TV Event)
Rayner Bourton, Belinda Sinclair, Nell Campbell, Tim Curry, and Christopher Malcolm in The Rocky Horror Show, London, 1973
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1981) by Douglas Adams BBC Television
Rayner Bourton as The Newscaster
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1981) by Douglas Adams BBC Television
Rayner Bourton as The Newscaster Sandra Dickinson as Trillian Mark Wing-Davey as Zaphod Beeblebrox
One wet and grey Sunday afternoon Marie and I went round to Tim Curry's flat off Marylebone Lane, for afternoon tea. I'd never been to Tim's flat before, so I telephoned him for directions: 'Just look out for a launderette called: The Speed Queen, I'm above it.' We found it easily and upon our arrival Tim couldn't hide his impish delight at the very apt name for his residence. I on the other hand, couldn't hide my surprise at being served tea and slices of jam sponge cake that he just happened to have lurking in his fridge. Apparently, cakes of all descriptions could often be found in Tim's larder, despite being notoriously lethal to the waistline.
Rayner Bourton, "The Rocky Horror Show: As I Remember It"
Tim & Rayner’s stage chemistry is perfect. I think they make a wonderful duo as Frank & Rocky. Tim looks like a fucking model.